“I didn’t know anything else,” Shipka revealed. “That’s what I did. But looking back, I go, ‘Yeah, well that was really intense.”
Kiernan Shipka didn’t realize as a child star how “intense” her acting was on “Mad Men.”
“I’m surprised because I wasn’t really thinking it was heavy duty at the time,” she told Page Six at the premiere of “White House Plumbers” earlier this week.“I didn’t know anything else,” she shared. “That’s what I did. But looking back, I go, ‘Yeah, well, that was really intense.”, starting from when she was just 7 years old. In the critically acclaimed drama, her character went through her parents’ bitter divorce and her mother’s death.
The “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” alum also appreciates now how fortunate she was to land that role.
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