Gina Gershon

My uncle...

had a very interesting group of friends.

He was a composer and a musician and arranger, and they lived over on the other side of the hill.

And I just remember always really like hanging out with them because they were like interesting people in the business, but more musicians and composers, but like philosophers and smart people and writers and a lot of directors.

Not as much directors, writers.

And I just always thought, oh, I like... I want to be smart like these people.

I want to be able to engage in these conversations, you know?

Where... So once I got out of my weed-smoking valley days, I was really...

You know, pretty focused.

That's interesting.

Thank you.

I don't know why.

I would say fun would be the word, you know, well, just because, listen, I have so much respect for her, but it was the the movie focused on a period of her life that wasn't so fun.

So, you know, I kind of could feel what, you know, in my mind, what she was going through.

And, you know, it wasn't a fun moment.

Yeah.

Although she was interesting to play.

And, you know, I just think she's a very interesting woman and I have so much respect for her.

And I just think what she went through and what she had to become and what she went through.

And she's just a survivor.