Hilary Swank: Our Zero gravity "boot camp" for Netflix space drama Away was no joke

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“Pretending that you’re in zero-gravity, it takes a lot of effort and a lot of effort to make it look effortless," she said at the TV press tour. "We were harnessed by the lower part of our hips, and they were acting as a pendulum. So we’d squeeze our glutes to move us forward, and then squeeze our abs to move us backwards. The whole time we’re squeezing these muscles so tight, trying not to talk funny. You naturally want to talk like you’re in slow motion, which people don’t do in zero gravity. It was, I think, for all of us a lot more challenging than we realized it would be.”