Elizabeth Olsen Says She Always Imagined She ‘Would Die Alone’

There was quite a bit a chat about dying Wednesday evening at the premiere of “Eternity,” A24’s new romantic dramedy starring Elizabeth Olsen and Miles Teller — and for good purpose.

Olsen performs a lady who has died and must resolve the place she’d wish to spend eternity — and with whom: both together with her first husband (Callum Turner), who died in the Korean War, or her second (Teller), whom she was married to for more than 60 years.

Olsen told me she has been imagining what it is going to be like when she leaves this Earth for fairly some time.

“I’ve had this kind of plotted out from a very young age,” she said. “When I was in high school, I dreamt of being a very old lady on the coast of England, alone actually. I might have had an animal, and it would be like foggy and wet and kind of cold, and I would go on long walks and I would be in a small town that had like one of each thing you need like one bakery, one coffee shop, one fishmonger, one cheese shop, one like community center, one theater. It was always just me because I like meeting new people and I like being a part of a community, and I always imagined I would die alone.”

Alone? “I don’t know what to do with that, but that was part of my dream,” Olsen said with amusing.

Teller hopes he’s reunited with late family and friends members he never acquired to fulfill. He also desires to maintain issues simple.

“I guess it would be, like, cul-de-sac eternity, where I had a house and my family had a house” he said, including, “Maybe somebody has a pool, but you never have to dry off.”