00:05I'm Julia Child. Bon appétit!
00:09Before she changed the world, Julia Child was just an American living in France.
00:15Shouldn't I find something to do?
00:17What is it that you really like to do?
00:20Eat.
00:21And we are so good at it. Look at you. Now.
00:24They're growing in front of you.
00:25But what does Julia Child have to do with me?
00:29Lowly cubicle worker, Julie Powell?
00:31So how's your job, Julie?
00:33Are you the person to speak to about my insurance form?
00:35You can speak to me.
00:36Do you have any power?
00:38No.
00:39Heartbreaking.
00:40So sad.
00:40Painful.
00:41Not in a bad way.
00:42Do you think I'm lost?
00:44Is this lost?
00:45If you met me, would you think that woman is lost?
00:48I would think that woman is strangely repetitive.
00:50Did you hear what happened to this one?
00:52Showtime bought my blog for a miniseries.
00:54I could write a blog.
00:56I have thoughts.
00:57I'm not a blog about cooking.
00:59I'm not a real cook like Julia Child.
01:01Julia Child wasn't always Julia Child.
01:04Why don't I go to cooking school?
01:07Bonjour!
01:09The Julie slash Julia Project.
01:12I cook my way through Julia Child's cookbook.
01:15365 days, 524 recipes.
01:18I am risking my well-being for a deranged assignment.
01:22Is it crazy?
01:23Yes.
01:52You should have seen the way those men looked at me.
01:53A big adventure, but it just turns out to be a lot of meltdowns.
01:56Yeah!
01:57There's all of this stuff on the floor!
02:00Oh!
02:01Never apologize.
02:02From writer-director Nora Ephron.
02:05This is good.
02:06That is good, isn't it?
02:09Meryl Streep.
02:10Amy Adams.
02:12I was drowning and she pulled me out of the ocean.
02:15Don't get carried away.
02:16What's for dinner?
02:17What's for dinner?
02:19You have no real talent for cooking.
02:25Julie and Julia, based on two true stories.
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