Emma Stone Reveals the Story Behind "Good Luck, Babe" in "Bugonia"
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons discuss the notable music choices in their film "Bugonia", including Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe" and Green Day's "Basket Case".
According to Stone, her character's lip-syncing of "Good Luck, Babe" was a fitting choice, as it "just felt so right". The song's approval process was also remarkably swift, with Chappell Roan or her team giving the green light within 24 hours.
That was just good luck, babe.
The film features another significant music moment, with Jesse Plemons' character Teddy listening to Green Day's "Basket Case" during a crucial scene. This choice was the result of on-set discussions about Teddy's musical tastes.
Author's summary: Emma Stone discusses music choices in "Bugonia".
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