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"They always come back to life:" Jennifer Tilly discusses Chucky season 3

Is this the end for Chucky and Tiffany?

Veronica Valencia
Features by Veronica Valencia, Popverse Senior Video Producer
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Who would have thought after the events of Bride of Chucky, which released back in 1998, that Tiffany Valentine (the former girlfriend and murdeous accomplice of Charles Lee Ray, a.k.a. Chucky) would be navigating a huge lie and still be wrapped up in Chucky's devious plans? Certainly not Jennifer Tilly.

In an interview with Popverse's Veronica Valencia, Jennifer Tilly discusses playing Tiffany Valentine who impersonates Jennifer Tilly, and her reaction to the fate of the Jennifer Tilly doll from season 2.

You can watch the full interview below!

Episodes from Chucky season 3 are currently airing on Syfy.

For more coverage on Chucky, be sure to watch our interview with the cast, and take a look back at our "friend the the ends" gruesome journey with our watch guide.

Veronica Valencia

Veronica Valencia: Veronica Valencia is Popverse's Senior Video Producer. She has written for Crunchyroll, hosted the Anime Expo live stream, managed the English dub of Neon Genesis Evangelion 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time, and appeared on Maria Menounos’s Afterbuzz TV, where she hosted and produced multiple after-show discussion panels.

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