00:00Is the woman's rights perspective showing in Old Spader one of the aspects that convinced you to be part of
00:07the show?
00:08I think about your social commitment.
00:10Oh, thank you. I do think it was very enticing to know that there was an all-female cast that
00:16would fight for the rights of women
00:18who couldn't fight for themselves or didn't know where to go in a tough time.
00:22That was definitely really intriguing to me and important to me.
00:28I think Ryan Murphy himself sold the idea to me, just knowing that he would take this show in a
00:37really fun, great place.
00:38So I was sold on both of those aspects.
00:42And in your opinion, what can men learn from watching Old Spader?
00:47How to do a fierce eyebrow.
00:49Get a prenup.
00:49Get a prenup.
00:51Yeah.
00:52Seriously.
00:52Well, yeah. No.
01:04I think that's a really personal decision in terms of if you want to live your life with a kind
01:10of...
01:10It's funny. A few people have asked that, about rage and anger.
01:14Well, because there are certain shows on right now, like Furious and some other shows where the female rage is
01:20sort of at the center of the story.
01:22There's a lot of rage on Love is Blind, too.
01:25She wants me to watch Love is Blind, which I have yet to see.
01:27And she's like, you might like that. There's a lot of rage on it.
01:31You know, I don't know if we need more anger.
01:33I don't know. I probably, me, myself, think we need more love in the world, given how the state of
01:40the world, I just sort of feel like that would probably go a long way.
01:43But I certainly think I would...
01:45I like the idea of audiences becoming comfortable watching women grapple with all that they are managing in their lives.
01:52And if that does produce some feeling of rage or upset, having audiences get comfortable with seeing that and recognizing
02:00that as a human experience that women obviously experience as well as men.
02:05But, you know.
