Gina Gershon

Yeah.

That was one of my first, you know, bigger films too.

And, you know, I learned, you learn a lot.

You learn not to, when the makeup is too much, you're like, this is too much.

You're like, oh no, it looks good on film.

You're like, okay, you learn not to trust anyone there.

You're like, wow, no, it doesn't.

It looks pretty a lot.

And it's just good to ask a lot of questions before, you know, when you're starting off, you're just like trying to be do your job and not get in anyone's way.

And but, you know, now you're like, listen, I need to know what's going on.

All you care about is doing your job in the best way possible.

I think so.

I remember seeing a show, like a play, a live play.

My mom took me to see Beauty and the Beast.

I was like three or four.

I was little.

And I just remember looking at the people on stage thinking, oh, those are magic people.

Like, those are magic people.

And then, you know, I remember going to junior high or, yeah, it was like maybe college.

seventh grade or something.