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Emily Henry, the author of 'People We Meet on Vacation,' explains why she's excited for readers to see the movie's new additions and how the filmmakers' shared sensibilities brought a special sweetness to the story.
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00:00my favorite things about the movie really are the added scenes because the readers will always have
00:05the book and i will always have the book it's so special that there's this extra stuff that
00:10is so true to the characters um that the readers will now also have it expanded the story and
00:17that's really exciting to me but one little one little specific thing that i love is i love um
00:23where the the movie took the character of sarah it was like another thing that wasn't
00:28necessarily essential it would have felt a little weird to not bookend bookmark or bookend her story
00:34a little bit just because she's this like ever-present voice in the background that you're
00:39not really you know getting much character from until she's on screen but um i love that so much
00:45and i thought it was a really lovely sweet touch that felt true to the heart of the story i
00:51don't
00:51know it just felt like it belonged in the book to me like it felt like this is it has
00:56we i think we
00:57have the same sensibilities i think we both really want to believe the best in people
01:00and we both don't want to see people as villains and we both um want everyone to i don't know
01:07like
01:07to get along and like we're just we're both very earnest people and it was really special to see
01:12that sarah has like a rough hang for this movie but she gets something that i think is really good
01:18and
01:18sweet
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