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Lily Collins tormented by visions while filming Ted Bundy flick

Lily Collins was "taunted" by haunting "visions" while preparing for her role in the new film about serial killer Ted Bundy.
The 29-year-old actress stars alongside Zac Efron in the upcoming horror flick ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’ as Ted’s girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer, who testified on behalf of her murderous lover who charmed his 30 or more female victims before killing them in the 1970s.
Although the ‘Love, Rosie’ star avoided looking at gruesome case images for research – as her character believed Ted was innocent – Lily has admitted that she was tormented "every single night" for a month with visions of "rooms, logs, and broken glass."
In an interview with Collider, he said: "I actually had an awful time in prep for it; I woke up every single night at 3 or 4 AM for a month. I was woken up with visions of destruction around rooms, logs, and broken glass.
"There was never anyone in the actual dreams, according to the star but, ‘every night at the same exact time I would have these flashes of visions. I was just taunted, it was daunting for me. I was visited every night."
The ‘To the Bone’ actress – who is the daughter of Phil Collins and Jill Tavelman – went on to explain that her mother believed that it could be the ghost of the serial killer, who is played by Zac in the movie, trying to contact her.
She said: "I told my mom that I had been woken up by all these images and I said ‘There’s probably so many people trying to get in there right now that are no longer here’ And she’s like, ‘I mean it could be Ted.’"

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