00:03What did you love about doing this show?
00:06I have to say the community of the cast and the community of the crew was really extraordinary.
00:12We had a woman director, a woman director of photography, a woman AD, a woman writer.
00:17It was a story about women, so the men who were there we adored and were respectful to us and
00:24we respected them.
00:25It was interesting to be on a women-driven project.
00:29And it got made and we didn't all just talk about our males and women can get stuff done.
00:36Get shit done.
00:38Did I just hear you name-drop menopause before?
00:40Yes, yeah, yeah.
00:41Well, I name-drop menopause in that I forgot someone's name because I had menopausal name drop now, which is
00:47a recognised condition.
00:48Oh, really?
00:49In my world.
00:50Oh, okay.
00:51I had no idea.
00:52I can't remember names.
00:54I used to be quite good and now I can't remember names.
00:56Actually, no, that's true.
00:57Actually, I cannot – movies, I can't remember the name.
01:01Actually, now that I think about it, yes.
01:02It's just a shutter comes down, like the conversation ends.
01:06It's awful, right?
01:07Yeah, yeah.
01:08I say this as someone who's your age or probably older than you.
01:13You haven't had work done.
01:15Have you felt pressure to – have people told you?
01:18I don't think you – I don't think you feel the pressure because it's usually that sort of stuff is
01:25said behind closed doors, but it's just being happy with what – you know, every working day begins with an
01:35hour in front of an hour.
01:36You have to sit and look at yourself in the make-up chair, and if you can't deal with that,
01:41then you're headed to the surgeon.
01:44I love it.
