Sharon Horgan

But KJ Steinberg, who created the show, because we shot it

in Rome, in Budapest, in Vancouver, all over Italy.

And she had to leave her kids at home and do this.

I'm so glad for her.

It's taking quite a big swing, isn't it?

Like stylistically, it's a terrible, tragic story.

But there's also a lot of absurdity in what happened in the situation.

And KJ was not scared to show that some of these things were so absurd, they were funny.

Yeah.

And the stylistic approach of this sort of Amelie-esque kind of filming style at the beginning.

And all those things are big swings.

Yeah, it's very ambitious.

Yeah.

And the fact that she pulled it off, I'm just delighted for her because it was really hard for her being that far away from her family.

And dealing with something that wasn't easy.

You know, it's a difficult story to tell for loads of reasons, you know, legally.

But Amanda was around a good bit.

Oh, yeah.

I met her mom, I met her kids, I met her husband, I met the mom, I met her sister.

Some of the days they were there for some lighter scenes, but some of the days they were there for some really heavy scenes that brought them right back to it.