Conjuring Stars Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson Offer Hilarious Advice on Handling a 'Haunted' Statue

In a recent lighthearted interview, stars of the upcoming film "The Conjuring: Last Rites," Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson, offered their unique perspectives on a rather unusual domestic dilemma. BuzzFeed Canada's interviewer presented the actors with a personal tale of finding a headless statue of Saint Francis in a creek, prompting a discussion on how to handle what she jokingly referred to as a "haunted artifact." "I think I have acquired a haunted artifact," the interviewer stated, holding up the small, headless statue with tongs, much to the amusement and slight alarm of the cast. "I was in the creek the other day... I found a headless statue of Saint Francis. Why I took it home, I don't know." Vera Farmiga, known for her role as Lorraine Warren in the horror franchise, quickly responded with a mix of humor and mock seriousness. "Get it out of your bedroom or your apartment or wherever you're sitting!" she exclaimed, while Patrick Wilson, who plays Ed Warren, interjected, "But it's Saint Francis of Assisi!" Farmiga retorted, "It's decapitated! It's a ritual! It's not, it's NG!" using a slang term her children apparently taught her. Wilson then advised, "Don't use those tongs on your steak. Like, chuck the tongs now." Farmiga agreed, adding, "You're gonna have possessed meat." Ultimately, Farmiga concluded with a practical, albeit less supernatural, suggestion: "I don't know, maybe just trash it." The interviewer, considering her initial thought was to throw it back into the creek, found this advice amusingly simple. The interview provided a fun, relatable moment for fans, bridging the gap between the on-screen horrors and everyday curiosities.

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