Kate Hudson

You can see things where it's like, okay, we're going to lean into the complication of women and we're going to hit it as hard as possible.

And then you see things that are the opposite.

They're bright and they sort of lack depth and complication because they're seen as being like comedic or funny or one-dimensional.

Thank you.

And

very rarely do you see all of them in one for women.

When I see something like this, it's like,

It's not only just what drew me to it.

It's that they're not around like that that much.

Right?

So I got to play the comedy, some sense of humor.

I got to play the love, the love story, the desire.

I got to play being a mother.

And then I got to go into a place of...

where my life force is taken out of me, you know?

And what that complication is as a mother to not want to be present or exist or live to be under the throes of addiction and living with intense shame and then trying to fight your way out of it.

It's like...

Very, very rare.

So everything attracted me to that project.

The scary thing is, is that then you risk, because this movie isn't one dimensional, it doesn't hit you over the head with one thing.