00:00How does it feel to be here this morning as one of our scholarship presenters?
00:03I mean, I went to school on scholarships.
00:06I know what it feels like to work really hard for it.
00:09And, yeah, it's just fun to be here to celebrate some other kids.
00:13What advice would you give to these young women who are looking to pursue careers in entertainment?
00:18Be yourself.
00:20I mean, there's a space for you here.
00:23It's needed.
00:23I think stepping outside of a community that raised you that is not necessarily the one that is always having a light shone on it or not being elevated.
00:33We elevate each other, and you're very needed.
00:38Like, you being in the rooms that you're in and being exactly who you are is what we all need.
00:42I love that.
00:43That's such great advice.
00:44For you, you've had a huge year with Killers of the Flower Moon.
00:47Golden Globe nominations are next week.
00:49As we move into the height of awards season, how are you feeling?
00:55Is there pressure?
00:56Is it nerve-wracking, or is it just exciting?
00:58You know, it's all of it.
01:03Pressure can feel like a really good hug, too.
01:06You've been going to so many events, you know, to promote the film ahead of these award nominations.
01:11Has Leo or Marty given you any advice on kind of dealing with the whole awards season whirlwind?
01:16Not particularly, but they do just provide a really good support being there and having fun.
01:25And I think maybe the advice is in the action.
01:29They just enjoy themselves.
01:31They don't take it more seriously than is necessary, which has been nice.
01:35Like, they just set the tone for it.
01:37So, yeah, it's honestly felt way more chill than I thought it would.
01:41That's good.
01:42We're here this morning celebrating women in entertainment.
01:44Can you name a female-led TV show or movie that you love?
01:50Female-led TV show or movie that I love?
01:52You know, the only one that comes to mind, and it's just because it's one of my dad's favorite movies.
01:59He's seen it, like, probably eight, nine times as Bad Moms.
02:03Like, I mean, I think my dad was a stay-at-home dad when I was early childhood.
02:08My mom worked.
02:09She was the one that, like, kept us going, and my dad is the one who stayed at home and did all of the parenting in my early childhood.
02:15So, honestly, because society doesn't necessarily elevate the stay-at-home dad, but that film, like, really cracks into the humor of what that is,
02:26to have everything kind of fall on you to be with the kids all the time.
02:30I think it took a really strong female-led comedy, which is, like, his favorite genre, to make him feel seen.
02:37So, I just have a soft spot in my heart for that one.
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