From ‘Chicago’ to ‘Wednesday’: Catherine Zeta-Jones Details Longtime Collaboration With Costumer Colleen Atwood
variety.comJazz Tangcay Artisans Editor The year was 2001. Catherine Zeta-Jones had yet to do the table read for Rob Marshall’s “Chicago” or even meet co-star Renée Zellweger.
But she recalls being in Toronto, walking down a long hallway and entering costume designer Colleen Atwood’s fitting space: “There was an explosion of costumes and fishnet tights.” And thus an enduring collaboration between thespian and costume designer was born.
Both would go on to win Oscars for their work on the film. Zeta-Jones would call on Atwood to design her outfit for the 2002 Academy Awards when the actor was days away from giving birth.
It would be two decades before they officially reunited for Netflix’s “Wednesday.” For this collaboration, Atwood had to bring back the iconic Addams Family, first made famous by cartoonist Charles Addams.
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