Alicia Silverstone admitted that the production of the movie itself wasn't a lot of fun. Speaking with Reelblend podcast, Silverstone explained more about what it was about the experience that kept it from being fun, and it wasn't all the uncomfortable costume. According to Silverstone: "I can't say that it was that much fun. I love George Clooney, and I had such a good experience with him. He was so sweet to me, and kind. Really protected me and took care. Lovely. And I loved- I LOVED -Michael Gough, the man who played Alfred. He was a dream, and he and I had such a good relationship. I care about him so much. But, aside from that, it wasn't like the deepest acting experience of my career. It's more technical. It's really more a lot of it is really, 'Look over there and throw something.' Where am I looking? What am I looking at? What am I throwing? [laughs] And that's not really that inspiring. You know that I mean? You have to put the suit on. The suit is so uncomfortable. And I was young! I don't know. I wonder how I would feel now? But at 18, putting that suit on and not knowing what the heck I was doing, I can't say it was that fun. And it came at a time in my life when people were being very unkind. So I think it was just not the best experience, but it wasn't terrible. Luckily, I was fine. But it's not up there with my David Mamet or Kenneth Branagh!"

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