The Girls wedding of the year is almost here, and it's turning Marnie into a giant bridezilla.
Allison Williams told EW that she had a lot of fun playing the role of the "crazy chick", while the rest of the cast also loved shooting the upcoming scenes.
"It's so fun to be able to turn that dial way up and leave it there," she explained.
Speaking to Lena Dunham, who also directed the episode, Williams recalled: "Remember in the beginning I was like, 'So what's the arc?' You were just like, 'Up and down, up and down'.
"You were trying to map it out in an emotionally intelligent way and I was like, 'Uh, no. You are that crazy chick now.'"
Dunham added that the episode was special to her because she was going through a hard time personally and everyone rallied around to help her out.
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"Not to be cheesy or too overshare-y, but that was an episode when I truly felt the love of you guys," she noted.
"I was really sick and then the minute I got better, my uncle, who I was very close to, passed away. You guys gathered around me in this really amazing way."
The mastermind behind the series has hinted that the show will end after the sixth season in 2017.
Girls makes its return to US screens on HBO on February 21 for season five. Sky Atlantic airs the series in the UK. Watch a promo below:
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