Sterling

Thank you. Thank you. I watched that too and I was like, I think I just added that. I think you did, but I was like. Because it was sort of like, and that's all I have to say about that.

Yes, thank you. Brilliant. Well, it's like, I think she was so like put on the defense.

Yes, thank you. Brilliant. Well, it's like, I think she was so like put on the defense.

Yes, thank you. Brilliant. Well, it's like, I think she was so like put on the defense.

I just remember filming that scene and feeling that, but coming in so uncomfortable. It's so loaded. You could have cut the tension with a knife.

I just remember filming that scene and feeling that, but coming in so uncomfortable. It's so loaded. You could have cut the tension with a knife.

I just remember filming that scene and feeling that, but coming in so uncomfortable. It's so loaded. You could have cut the tension with a knife.

I think the way we approached filming that scene too was we did the whole thing in one long take from whatever angle, whatever coverage they were getting. And it was like, we didn't want to do it too much. We didn't want to rehearse it too much or talk about it too much.

I think the way we approached filming that scene too was we did the whole thing in one long take from whatever angle, whatever coverage they were getting. And it was like, we didn't want to do it too much. We didn't want to rehearse it too much or talk about it too much.

I think the way we approached filming that scene too was we did the whole thing in one long take from whatever angle, whatever coverage they were getting. And it was like, we didn't want to do it too much. We didn't want to rehearse it too much or talk about it too much.

So it's like, it felt like this like... precious thing in the sense that it was alive and we were letting it kind of live and bubble up at certain points. And I, yeah, I just, I remember feeling this like just innate heaviness of what we were there for. not knowing ultimately where it was going to go, but just how sad it was. I don't think it was lost on Rebecca.

So it's like, it felt like this like... precious thing in the sense that it was alive and we were letting it kind of live and bubble up at certain points. And I, yeah, I just, I remember feeling this like just innate heaviness of what we were there for. not knowing ultimately where it was going to go, but just how sad it was. I don't think it was lost on Rebecca.

So it's like, it felt like this like... precious thing in the sense that it was alive and we were letting it kind of live and bubble up at certain points. And I, yeah, I just, I remember feeling this like just innate heaviness of what we were there for. not knowing ultimately where it was going to go, but just how sad it was. I don't think it was lost on Rebecca.

Yes, Jack had a drinking problem, and I'm not sure she ever wanted to admit that there might be a correlation between what Kevin was going through. But man, when Randall lays into him, you're not an addict. If you're addicted to anything, it's attention.

Yes, Jack had a drinking problem, and I'm not sure she ever wanted to admit that there might be a correlation between what Kevin was going through. But man, when Randall lays into him, you're not an addict. If you're addicted to anything, it's attention.

Yes, Jack had a drinking problem, and I'm not sure she ever wanted to admit that there might be a correlation between what Kevin was going through. But man, when Randall lays into him, you're not an addict. If you're addicted to anything, it's attention.

I was like, woof.

I was like, woof.

I was like, woof.

Yeah, it was premeditated.