Jenna Fischer

So they kept letting us do it because I didn't really care about the acclaim.

Right.

Or like we knew that we liked it and we were having fun with it.

And I think we all felt like it was special in that moment.

And that's what mattered to me.

But yeah, yeah, it was Laura Dern.

I have never had a job where I didn't look into the camera at some point.

At least once.

Yeah.

I'm sure on Foxcatcher, I like looked into the camera and went, nope, you cannot comment on what you just did.

Because that's not this show.

It was such a fun kind of discipline.

Know who was really good at that right off the bat was Amy Adams.

I'll never forget because it was kind of a learned strength, I think, on the show to figure out the right way to play the camera, to invite the camera in and to make it feel like these people aren't used to the cameras.

So you couldn't be too savvy, especially at first.

You couldn't play it too well.

You needed to have an awareness of it without having an over-awareness of it.

Yes.

But I remember when Amy Adams came in to do Purse Girl.

Was that it?