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Taylor Fought for Marcia's 'Skewl' Accent

Summary

  • Christine Taylor insisted on Marcia Brady's unique pronunciation.
  • She aimed to honor original actress Maureen McCormick's portrayal.
  • Taylor and Jennifer Elise Cox were superfans on set.
Taylor Fought for Marcia's 'Skewl' Accent

Christine Taylor recounted her passionate dedication to embodying Marcia Brady in "A Very Brady Sequel," prioritizing an authentic portrayal inspired by Maureen McCormick. Taylor actively championed specific vocal nuances, famously insisting on Marcia's unique pronunciation of 'school' as 'skewl.' She felt compelled to preserve these details, believing they were crucial to honoring McCormick's original performance.

Taylor shared that she and Jennifer Elise Cox, who played Jan, were significant fans of the original "Brady Bunch" series. This shared passion deeply influenced their approach to their roles, guiding their decisions on dialogue and character authenticity. Both actresses were committed to ensuring their performances were a loving tribute to the iconic sitcom.

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