Mallory Rubin

I thought that was all really good and cool.

I think the fact that we go to, at the end of the day, Margaret's childhood home, which Hugo and his team have built inside of a soundstage.

They are making a movie, right?

It's fine.

It's fine.

That is true.

Sounds great.

What an absolute honor.

Sounds great.

What is the source of that astonishment?

She will sit in her childhood bedroom and watch a movie about their own life.

I really love what you said about the Richard Dreyfuss character in Close Encounters and

the stand-in for this important thing that you have to do.

It made me think that like it's a little bit of a Cat Stevens father and son-esque.

Cats in a cradle sort of thing.

Like the idea that you have different perspectives depending on where you are in your life because he's also I think undeniably the son trying to say like my father had a more important

Oh, absolutely.

He is definitely also the son.

And justify that, which is just so interesting.

Even just the movie opening with the wrestling match is like wrestling is a sport, but it's theater.