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Hello, I mean, everybody leads with this, but I'm so sorry, but 13 siblings?
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I know, it's one of those things, you don't...
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Is Christmas hell?
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Yeah, it feels a little bit just like all these people here, I'm like, everyone's a family member.
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No, Christmas is wonderful.
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It's one of these funny things about my life that I don't think is strange until people ask me about anything.
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Yeah, I guess that is kind of strange, isn't it?
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13 siblings.
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Do you have to buy presents for every...
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Do you all do like, and then there's cousins and then there, those people multiply.
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And they do, they keep, and I'm at the point in life where everyone's getting married and having kids.
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You're like, oh my God, there are so many of us.
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My dad told me this the other day, he has 21 grandchildren now.
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Isn't that crazy?
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I know.
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What a footprint to leave by, honest.
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I know, exactly.
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That's amazing.
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But no, we never do, we never buy presents.
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We do, you know, like Secret Santa?
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Yeah, I love it.
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We do that.
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So we'll sort of pick names out of a hat.
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Oh, what a, take the pressure off.
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We could probably do it for 30 years
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and still never get the same name twice you know yeah oh my god that's so funny
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and sad um that's just my life no wait as it's also awesome
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i'm just kidding that's actually a cool thing to have
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that much family surrounding you
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but um as britsa will you do have you ever celebrated thanksgiving have you ever been over here well
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i've been here twice i've uh been here for thanksgiving
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which i just love we obviously don't have it back in my country
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but um going over to people's houses and get like beginning to be with their families and stuff, the amazing food, I love it.
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It's a wonderful holiday, yeah.
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Yeah, it's a no pressure one for big families.
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Yes.
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So wait, so you and Daisy, you've done a few projects together.
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Do you like, do y 'all like doing projects together and working together when it collides?
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Completely, I love it.
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Daisy's my favorite person.
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She's one of my favorite actors.
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Exactly, so working with her is wonderful.
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We obviously met on the movie, Murder on the Orient Express, and oh look, there we are now.
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Yeah.
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And working with her is wonderful.
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I wrote a movie, I've written a bunch, but the the first one that um was made was one
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that we made together i wrote it for daisy it's called magpie it came out last year
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and uh it was one of my favorite writing experiences she's one of my favorite actors
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so to write for her was just um this is my question though
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because i have worked with a significant other is it easy to be
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that kind of honest like when like with each are you all good at
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that we are we don't skirt around it no
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and she really does she's very um honest in direct yeah yeah that's good like something
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or doesn't like it but um yeah no
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Oh, we love it.
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And also, our tastes align, but we love what we do so much.
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And if we ever have a difference of opinion over a movie or something, it's always interesting to hear the other person's point of view.
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I find her point of view fascinating, even if I love something and she hated it.
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Well, you're both open.
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Okay, that works.
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Yeah, so it works.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, that's wonderful.
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All right.
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Because a lot of times you get pulled away on projects
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and you don't see a significant other in your line of work.
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So it's kind of nice when it does align.
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Yeah.
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Your new film is Hedda.
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So it's loosely based on a classic stage play, right?
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That's correct.
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So explain to everybody kind of what it's about.
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Hedda Gabler, written by Henrik Ibsen, is a classic play.
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I've actually, I studied it for A -level literature.
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I have performed in it as a different character.
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I played Islet Loveborg.
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Oh, that's cool.
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You get to dive in now.
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Yeah, it was super fun.
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So I thought I really knew this text, but what Nia DaCosta, the writer -director, has done with it, is totally, she's modernized it.
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It's set in the 1950s.
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She's set it all over the course of one party, right?
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And so it's like a really intense, amazing kind of salt burn meets...
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I don't know.
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Do you know what I mean?
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It has elements of that.
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It's beautiful.
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It's gorgeous.
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Oh, it's so beautiful.
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Sean Barber, our director of photography, did an amazing job.
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But playing this character is amazing, because I thought I knew the play.
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I thought I knew this material.
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When I read what Nia had done, I thought, my God, I had no idea what could be possible with this kind of adaptation.
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She really just opened it all up.
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Because it's pushed forward.
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It's now in the, is it based in the 40s?
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1950s.
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50s, yeah.
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And she's gender -swapped one of the characters.
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So the character that I played when I left drama school, Islet Loveborg, is now Eileen Loveborg, played by the amazing Nina Haas.
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So we also have this sort of sexuality tension between Tessa and her, and it's an amazing film.
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It's an amazing piece.
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I love tension.
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This is tension from the off, you know?
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It's a whole night of that, and people not showing who they truly are they're playing games with each other.
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Everyone's just sort of moving each other around like a little chess piece, lying, stabbing each other in the back.
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So it was a real, real lovely, great work to be doing.
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Yeah, it's beautiful and gorgeous as well.
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So well done, the whole thing.
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All right, well, let's take another break, everybody.
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Hedda is now streaming on Prime Video.
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Thank you so much.

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gorgeous прилагательное/ˈɡoɹd͡ʒəs/великоле́пный, прекра́сный
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element существительное/ˈɛləmənt/элеме́нт, звено́
photography существительное/fəˈtɑ.ɡɹə.fi/фотогра́фия
cousin существительное/ˈkʌz(ə)n/ро́дственник, ро́дственница
intense прилагательное/ɪnˈtɛns/си́льный, интенси́вный
feedback существительное/ˈfiːdˌbæk/о́тзыв, о́тклик
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