Tina Purvis

And then out of everyone on that set, like I know Alison Williams is a movie star now and Lena Dunham's wildly successful.

I know everyone on that cast went on to do great things, but Adam Driver is really the one who ascended to be like,

a blockbuster movie star like leading man oscar nominee like he's really the one who was seen as the most legitimate actor because he was a man on the cast and now all this stuff has come out about him that people are just going to shrug off because they think he's a creative genius

Yeah, I wonder.

But I think maybe because like Lena Dunham, like, yes, she had a lot of power on that show, but she was sort of starting off in the industry.

It was a smaller show when it started and then it blew up.

I can't imagine him now throwing a chair at, like, a Scarlett Johansson or a Daisy Ridley on the set of Star Wars or anything like that because I think, like, he would probably sense that he doesn't have the power in those big blockbuster situations with male directors the way he had it over a young 20-year-old director.

I know, and it really makes me not even want to, I mean, not that I would ever not re-watch Girls.

Like, that's an incredible show.

I think I'm going to watch it.

Yeah, watch Girls.

I'm going to go back.

But it really does kind of make me look at him with a new light that makes my skin crawl.

I might have to fast forward through his scenes.

It also just makes me think that, like, people will be, like, people are angrier at Lena Dunham because they thought that she was Hannah than they will be angrier at Adam Driver if these allegations are proven true.

I think that's how I'm going to go back and re-watch it.

The villain.

So anyway, Famesick is out now.

And yeah, I can't wait to go read it.

And I also just, I mean, if you're a Lena Dunham fan, I know they're the two big stories that are around today.