Tim Burton’s Wednesday is out on Netflix, and everyone can’t get enough of the series and stars, including Joy Sunday , who played, Bianca Barclay, the irresistible Queen B Siren. Sunday as Bianca became Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday nemesis upon joining Nevermore Academy.
If you want to know more about the 27-year-old actress/director/producer, stick around.
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The Queen Of Enjoyment And Nevermore
Sunday loves having a good time and fancies herself the “Queen of Enjoyment” per her Instagram post. Earlier in September, the actress traveled to Conca Dei Marini in Italy to enjoy herself. She showed off her impressive figure in a Versace tri-color print swimsuit.
She paired her triangle top and string bottom with a black bucket hat, mini shorts, and white sunglass. More pictures on her Instagram post showed Sunday enjoying an adventurous ziplining trip. She changed into black jeans and a white shirt with a yellow durag.
Becoming A Siren
Sunday told Teen Vogue that she loved playing a lead villain, although she wasn’t an antagonist in the series. The actress fell in love with Jodie Comer as Villanelle, so when the role as Bianca Barclay came up, she took it in a heartbeat.
As a Siren in the prestigious Nevermore Academy, Bianca became Queen B. Sunday explained it as using her persuasive skills to gain people’s attention, but she also wants to connect with them organically.
Fun On And Off Set With The ‘Wednesday’ Cast And Crew
Sunday told the publication that she connected to Bianca because she’s multitalented. The actress doubles as a director and filmmaker.
The actress said Wednesday came naturally because of her love for dark media, and it also expanded her talents as she learned to canoe for a particular scene. Outside acting on set, Sunday and the crew played games like go-karting, cards, and explorations. During their potlucks, Sunday’s favorite food to bring was banana bread.
An Unforgettable Moment At The Premiere
Sunday wore a colorful dress to the world premiere for Wednesday, making her stand out amongst her co-stars. The dress was a sleeveless number with a black bustier attached to a lilac bodice and mismatched balloon skirts.
The dress had a long train with pockets while the front skimmed her ankles, thus showing off her black pumps. Sunday paired her outfit with dark-lined lipstick topped with lip–gloss and gold studded earrings.
One thing is certain – whether on screen or in real life, Sunday shines bright, and wouldn’t apologize for it.
