Em Burnham

And then a study like this comes out and I'm like, oh my God, she actually hasn't been.

In fact, like one of the highest grossing movies of this year was Super Mario Bros.

We'd had both the Chris and Talking Animals.

Yeah.

And that was over Emma Thompson.

And I just, I don't know, it feels like Hollywood has sneakily tried to like throw this under the rug, but it is a huge, huge issue.

I know.

I know.

You were like, of course.

It's quite disappointing and it, I feel like it comes back to our conversation when we were discussing Devil Wears Prada 2 and we were talking about the power of making films for women because women will always buy the movie tickets.

Women will always be the fan base and like gather their friends and go watch cinema.

And I think the issue here is that movies traditionally made for men,

Women are still also seeing it.

Yeah.

So we're also still contributing to the success of those movies, but men aren't doing it the same for like The Devil Wears Prada 2 and rom-coms.

I love that movie.

She's amazing in it.

Yeah, but, like, those scenes of her, like, observing her body and, like, finding what feels good, like, hit me in such a different way.

The thing I can only compare it to recently was Anne Hathaway in The Idea of You where there's a scene where she, like, gets into a bikini and, like, her character is meant to feel, like, not great about her body because she's amongst, like, younger women and she looks the exact same.

But like women start their careers in 40.