Rose Byrne

Oh, good Lord.

Wow.

She, she, nothing could have prepared me.

Yeah.

Yes.

Yep.

which I've done many times oh my gosh many times but this is truly from the perspective of this character like you have no other perspective really and sometimes you don't know what's real and what's not like when through the eyes of this woman who's just so disassociated you know it's a real tightrope the whole thing it's like and as that mother myself like just confronting all of these you know it's very people are not comfortable there's a lot of shame around women who are disappointed with motherhood or have anger around motherhood or have you know

Feelings that aren't, you know.

And so there's.

And at this point, she's not even a mother.

She's a caretaker, you know, so she's not even getting the joy of it and the like the extraordinary parts of it.

And it's like this.

She's just in this crisis of being a caretaker.

So I felt that was, you know, yeah, such a opportunity.

You know, it's just an opportunity.

It's like you don't get these shots often.

So I feel, yeah, you know, I feel a bit too like I can't believe it came to me.

I'm like a little bit like that too.

You said- The last scene I thought was pretty good.

I have a question for you.