For the past two years, Elizabeth Debicki’s name has been synonymous with Diana Spencer’s. The six-foot-three Australian beauty played the Princess of Wales in the final two seasons of Peter Morgan’s The Crown, nailing Diana’s voice and mannerisms. The performance launched her to global stardom, and won her a Golden Globe. Out of Diana’s shadow and back as Debicki, she’s taken on a very different role. In Ti West’s MaXXXine, the third installment of his horror series, Debicki plays a 1980s film director. To celebrate the film’s release, she shares her key components to the good life. —Clara Molot
Airport: One I am leaving, having just landed somewhere I desperately want to be!
App: One that switches off your phone for you and tells you to breathe
and go outside.
Bedtime: Before 10:30 P.M. is bliss (and mostly unattainable).
Bike: My seventh-birthday present. Hot pink, white plastic tassels on the handles.
Birthday: By the Mediterranean Sea, which is warm like a bath. A little party in the evening.
