00:02How do you choose your roles? I want to find a character that's difficult to, on the surface,
00:10understand. Were they born or were they made? It's such a pleasure to meet you. You are so sweet. We're
00:22so happy to have you. Thank you for doing this. It's so generous. Well, I want you to tell the
00:26story, right? Don't I? We're taller. You look taller on television, but we're basically
00:31the same size. We're basically the same. Feels like things just settle down and now
00:36y'all are making a movie. It's a very complex and human story. I think it's
00:42hard to trust then. You're gonna represent Gracie as she was. I'm gonna try.
00:48Do you remember when you first met? You came to the pet store looking for a job.
00:53A summer after sixth grade? Seven. Why do you want to play me? When they sent me the
01:01script, I thought, here is a woman with a lot more to her than I remember from the
01:06tabloid. What would make a 36-year-old woman have an affair with a seventh grader?
01:14People, they, like, see me as a victim. I wanted it.
01:23I already have an idea of what it must have felt like. What? Sneaking around with you.
01:29I shouldn't have said that.
01:36Why would you want to play someone who you think is a bad person? It's the moral gray areas that
01:40are
01:40interesting. She's getting on my last nerve. She does everywhere I look.
01:47Why can't we talk about it? If we're really as in love as we say we are.
01:54Insecure people are very dangerous, aren't they?
02:08You're... Gracie.
02:10And that's great to see you.
02:11Thanks, guys.
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