According to recent statements made by Jenna Ortega, she had to become involved in the script writing process while filming the upcoming Netflix series “Wednesday” because she had disagreements with the original writers. Ortega expressed that she wanted to ensure her character was portrayed in the way she envisioned and felt passionate about. As a result, she worked with the writers to make changes to the script to align with her vision for the character.
Jenna Ortega, the breakout star of the hit Netflix series “Wednesday,” is currently embroiled in controversy after being called out by the show’s producer for alleged unprofessional behavior on set. The accusations were made by Al Gough, one of the executive producers of the series, who claimed that Ortega was “difficult to work with” and “caused problems” during the show’s production.
According to Gough, Ortega was often late to set and would frequently show up unprepared, leading to delays and frustration among the crew. He also claimed that she had a tendency to question the decisions of the show’s writers and directors, and that she was not always willing to take direction or feedback.
Gough’s comments have sparked a backlash among fans of the series, many of whom have come to Ortega’s defense on social media. They argue that Gough’s accusations are unfounded and unfair, and that Ortega has been a consummate professional throughout the show’s production.
Ortega herself has not yet commented on the allegations, but her representatives have issued a statement in which they deny any wrongdoing on her part. They argue that any issues that may have arisen during production were the result of miscommunication or misunderstanding, and that Ortega has always been committed to her work on the show.
The controversy surrounding Ortega’s alleged unprofessional behavior is just the latest in a series of similar incidents that have plagued Hollywood in recent years.
