Everything's been turned upside-down on the set of Wolfgang Petersen's Poseidon, and that's just the way it's supposed to be.
"Wolfgang has built everything twice," explains Mia Maestra in an interview with The Chicago Sun-Times. "One is the normal set before the boat turns upside down and the other set is the same exact part of the ship, but upside down. It's so strange and disorienting to walk around those rooms. If gives you a sense of awkwardness. It's like being in some strange abstract painting."
The Argentinian actress described her character in the movie as a stowaway who is trying to reach her brother in New York. She also said she'd be paired up with Richard Dreyfuss for much of the movie. Poseidon is the story of a cruise ship that capsizes on the high seas, leaving its passengers and crew with bleak chances for escape and survival.
Maestra is also returning to television's Alias this fall, and she plays a kidnapped wife in a new Spanish-language movie called Secuestro express.
Poseidon is scheduled for release on May 12th of next year.
Source: IGN
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