Em Burnham

And this is a note on friendship.

Yeah.

He had this whole spread planned for days, for weeks, for months.

And then day of, all the guys say, oh, we're doing our own thing.

So Garrett tells Hannah like his history with his dad after their Thanksgiving dinner where he figures out his dad has also been abusing his new fiance.

And then we get to the hockey game.

That's a very, very important game for our boys.

And we find out that the star hockey player on the rival team is Hannah's rapist.

She finds out and she physically can't make herself go to the game.

And she's kind of spiraling in that moment.

She can't answer text messages.

She can't talk to anyone.

She's just all in her head about it.

At the same time, the boys are on the rink playing horribly.

The rapist is just like beating them all up.

And they're like this girl's trying to ruin his life.

Exactly.

Which we've seen play out in real life so many times.

I think it was not so much of like the biggest age gap, but I thought they were both in their late 20s.

And when I found out she was 18, when she did these like big scenes, like these really huge dramatic scenes, I was a bit like, oh my God, it's like this 18 year old girl, like acting with all these people who are much, much older than her.