Shailene Woodley Says She Went Through a 'Heavy Personal Transition' While Filming 'Three Women'

The actress opens up about the challenges she faced during the production of the upcoming Showtime series.

Woodley stars in the series as Gia, a woman who is recovering from a traumatic brain injury.

Shailene Woodley has revealed that she went through a "heavy personal transition" while filming the upcoming Showtime series "Three Women." The actress stars in the series as Gia, a woman who is recovering from a traumatic brain injury.

In a new interview with Variety, Woodley said that she was "in a very different place" when she started filming the series than she was when she finished. "I was in a place of deep healing and deep trauma," she said. "And I think that Gia was a reflection of that."

Woodley said that she had to "go to some dark places" to play Gia. "I had to access some really painful parts of myself," she said. "But I think it was ultimately a really healing experience."

The actress also said that she is proud of the work that she and the cast and crew of "Three Women" have done. "I think we've made something really special," she said. "I think it's a story that's going to resonate with a lot of people."

"Three Women" is set to premiere on Showtime on September 23.