The 33-year-old actress said her admiration for Burton started at a young age and she liked how his films were about an outcast or someone different, reported Us magazine.
"It's really exciting to be in a Tim Burton movie... I'm kinda overwhelmed by it all. I think he likes a certain aesthetic. I also just gravitate towards his stories and movies, and I watched them as a little kid, because he was always making movies about an outcast or somebody that was different," she said.
"When I was growing up in my house we were very into Halloween, and Warner Brothers had this catalogue with just really, really intricately designed, accurate masks. I was Bugs Bunny, and then I was Beetlejuice," she said.
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