Dacre Montgomery says OCD was the ‘most relatable’ part of his villain role in ‘Faces of Death’
Dacre Montgomery found his role as a killer in the new 'Faces of Death' film relatable due to his own experiences with obsessive-compulsive disorder. He connected with the character's meticulous nature and attention to detail, a trait he brings to all his performances. Director Daniel Goldhaber felt Montgomery's personal connection was crucial in shaping the villain.
Dacre Montgomery found his role as a killer in the new 'Faces of Death' film relatable due to his own experiences with obsessive-compulsive disorder. He connected with the character's meticulous nature and attention to detail, a trait he brings to all his performances. Director Daniel Goldhaber felt Montgomery's personal connection was crucial in shaping the villain.
