Molly Rogers

I had chosen another shoe.

I got panicked phone calls from assistants saying that the marketing team had decided that they liked this other shoe, which at the time I took great offense to because I knew that a marketing person didn't know anything about a rock stud.

And I did not think it was appropriate for Miranda to wear a rock stud.

But they liked the way that it looked.

But it was not character appropriate.

So from afar, I was sending...

pins into voodoo dolls, let's say.

But marketing, they have a different objective.

They need to catch eyeballs, and they don't know about character.

I was telling someone the other day, you could give most of us, especially me, a rack full of white blouses, and I could choose the one that Miranda would wear, and the one that Emily would wear, and the one that Annie would wear.

There are nuances just like the two blue belts in the first movie.

We know the difference.

So when I saw that hubbub about that shoe, I was like, I'm innocent.

I'm glad if people like it because it's a callback or whatever.

But if you don't like it, I understand that too.

Well, it caused quite the furore.

It's a great shoe.

And it did what it needed to do, walk into the elevator.

But there were others there.

Well, like I said earlier, the DNA for the first film is so strong.