00:04Well yeah I mean Elsa Lanchester is kind of on screen for about three minutes in the 1935 version
00:13and she makes such an impact you know still people dress up at Halloween as her but she
00:19doesn't say anything but you see she's on the precipice of it you know she wants to say
00:25something and I think that was Maggie's first curiosity is like well what if this woman has
00:30something to say and to be able to give voice to that what if and to really find all the
00:36like
00:36colors of that curiosity and self-discovery and voice and kind of let the things that maybe
00:45have been silenced or we didn't give ourselves permission to say at the time how I mean you
00:52can only imagine I loved it someone told me recently that only seven percent of the movies
00:57made last year were made by women but so many of the movies we are talking about this year
01:03are those seven percent I think that people are interested in a new voice and a new perspective
01:09in a new language and when you let different people behind the camera you will get something new
01:16everyone says they want something new well then different people have to make the movies
01:21you know
01:22you know
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