Linda Cardellini Admits She “Wanted” To Recreate Pamela Voorhees’ Haircut For ‘Crystal Lake’: “We Tried It For A Second”

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What happened

While donning the iconic blue sweater for Crystal Lake, Linda Cardellini was ready to go full Pamela Voorhees with her killer 1970s transformation.

Key facts

  • While donning the iconic blue sweater for Crystal Lake, Linda Cardellini was ready to go full Pamela Voorhees with her killer 1970s transformation.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 24 Sep 2026 15:03:46 UTC.

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