Allison Williams, known for her role in the horror movie M3GAN, has developed a special connection with her co-star, Violet McGraw, who plays her niece in the film. However, this relationship has led Williams to make a drastic decision: to forbid McGraw from watching her previous series, Girls.
Girls, an incredible series… for adults over 18
During a joint interview with Entertainment Tonight, Williams expressed her concerns about the content of Girls, a series that aired from 2012 to 2017 and that generated controversy for its bold scenes and themes, even risqué ones. Violet has not seen Girls, nor will she ever, Williams stated, emphasizing her desire to protect the young actress from a specific scene that makes her uncomfortable. Although she did not detail which scene this is, her firmness was clear.
The actress explained that every time she talks about the series, a scene comes to mind: I can’t be in the same country when you watch it. McGraw, who is only 14 years old, tried to defend herself by stating that she is already an adult, but Williams responded with concern, urging her to enjoy her youth.
Girls, which won several Emmy awards and explored the lives of four women in their twenties in New York, addressed love, friendship, and professional careers. However, the series was also criticized for its controversial content, leading Williams to reflect on her role and how the challenging scenes affected her experience on set. Remembering her preparation for some of those scenes, she described how they worked to create a comfortable environment for the actors involved.
The sequel to M3GAN, titled M3GAN 2.0, is scheduled to be released in theaters on June 27, 2025, promising more thrills and surprises for fans of the saga.