Gina Gershon

And now, of course, I could see the whole thing from far away.

And not be so like, oh, my God, my accent's off here.

This is I hated that day.

But I just thought, oh, my God, of course, the rape scene has to be in there.

This is like about the ugliest Americans we could possibly be.

So I saw it in it, you know, from far away, a different perspective.

So in that case, I'm like, I could see why people are consciously or unconsciously obsessed with this film.

I mean, it's really a portrait of.

ugly Americans and the ugly American dream, you know, that's their worst.

But well, I mean, I think Paul's.

he's a very smart guy and he, you know, even though it seems like one thing, I think the undercurrents are much darker, you know?

And it's more like some of his films, you're like, oh, this is like about fascism.

This is about like consumerism.

This is like, there are bigger issues that are going on.

And I think with Showgirls, it has that.

And it's at the same time being like super dumb and campy, you know?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's good.

Yeah, it's a great movie.

Well, like in a nutshell, you know, that movie, as I was saying, I was doing Showgirls and I