>“Wednesday” Season 2 is then slated for release later this year, and fans will once again see what antics Enid and Wednesday are up to at Nevermore.

>dressed in a casual ensemble: a simple long-sleeved green top paired with light blue jeans, shearling ankle boots and a mini heart-shaped silver pendant. Her eyeglasses rest atop her chestnut bob, a striking contrast to her pastel-colored blonde hair on “Wednesday.”

>With her soft-spoken voice and aquamarine eyes, she radiates an aura of delicacy

>We also bonded over uncomfortable skin-tight cat costumes and taking naps on the floor of our tent during long days. We just understand each other. She became a sister of mine very quickly.” “It’s like two great tennis players, right? They are so good together; they’re friends in real life, and you can feel their friendship. They continually make each other better.”

>“I was kind of scared to go back, because I remember watching scenes of myself from Season 1 and being like, ‘I don’t know if I can re-create this now. It’s been so long,’” she recalls. “But when we got to the table read, it immediately came back, like nothing had changed. I think I’ve lived with Enid for so long, it comes very naturally now.

>“I think I relate to Pip the most, and I think that’s what’s really hard about her,” she says. “It’s always hard to portray somebody who’s actually very close to how you are in real life — unlike playing somebody who’s very different, because you can be so out there and so different from yourself that you don’t feel really insecure about it.”

>In the meantime, she’s appreciative of the steady work she’s had. After a weekslong press cycle for “A Minecraft Movie,” she’ll begin production on “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” Season 2 in April, where she’ll slip back into her British accent to investigate another mystery as Pip.

>I was a fan of so much,” she says. “It is so wild to then receive that sort of love back that I had put into other things. And I’m so grateful for everybody who has supported me and the stuff that I’ve done. You put that much time and effort into something growing up, and then you have people putting that much time and effort into what you do — it’s so mind-boggling.”