Sona O'Brien

And that was that was that was I think it's one of the most powerful things about the film is you're it is your journey.

And I think I've heard you say that so often it's easy for a woman to be an appendage in a film or like, you know, you're the of course, you're the co-equal or less.

Anything less than total fulfillment.

Total fulfillment, yeah.

You know, isn't it just the most joyous, totally fulfilling?

Yes, yeah.

Andy Richter told me when his kids were really little, he said, you know what it is?

It's high stakes boredom.

And I said, what do you mean?

Because this is before I had had my kids.

And he said, it's a two and a half year old and you're they're not doing anything and you're just staring at them.

But if you if you're not vigilant for a second, they will try to run in front of a car.

And that's what it is.

Of course, there are moments of resentment, good feelings, bad feelings.

Now it got back to me, you've tried to cut me out of the film.

And you said- Just the first scenes.

Pretty good.

Smart.

You requested, this is true, Rose- I would have done that.

Yeah.