I really enjoyed the movie, by the way.
I cried about four times.
I'm just going to start with this. How did you guys cope?
Having wet clothes all of the time.
Like if I'm in the rain, it's like face.
I feel like I have to change.
But you guys constantly jeans as well.
I mean, it must be tough to walk outside in the humidity.
We just be soaked regardless.
If you start out and you had wet, you don't really notice.
Yeah, you kind differentiates sweat from like water so that's quite nice.
Yeah.
And that is I mean, Claire is a remarkable woman.
There's a natural inner strength to her that it's just quiet, inspiring.
She's resilient and so resourceful.
Does that rub off at all on you as an actress?
Did you ever find when you play characters,
they can leave a sort of imprint on the actor that portrays them?
I think perhaps they do. Yeah.
I think you you can't help but sort of absorb something because also,
you know,
even if you're not trying to live in the character
the whole time, your body doesn't know you're not.
You know, if you're going through what the character is going through
every day, like screaming and crying, your body doesn't realize that's not real.
So I think you do definitely take a little bit of every character.
And, you know, there's lot about Kaia that I would love to kind of take.
Like you said, her resourcefulness and her resilience and her her curiosity.
I think so, yeah.
I hope I hope some of her has left a mark.
I know Delia Owens was sort of involved
every step of the way during the production of this.
How was it for the both of you having her around?
Did you use her as a kind of reference at all?
Someone to ask questions to, to sort of help foster performances?
Yeah.
I mean, the the book is kind of the Bible in the sense
and we had the author with us all the time.
So any questions we had any, you know, any ideas we wanted to run by her.
She was usually
there, you know, back in college to help steer us in the right direction.
So it's I mean, you can't put a price on having that and.
Yeah,
yeah.
I mean, she's not the only great woman involved in this.
Taylor Swift, somehow got involved is I mean,
did you guys get the chance to meet at all over the course of this production?
If so, did you get starstruck?
And the reason I ask is because I get so much more
kind of taken aback, kind of, well, when I meet sort of musical artists
I admire, I don't think you are the same way.
Yeah I'd what is that is because they're like,
they're in your head that you're like they live in your head because you.
Yeah,
no I definitely I, we haven't met yet, but I obviously huge fan
from a very young age, so I don't know, did you were you the same?
I found out about her involvement when I watched the trailer, which was,
I think the day before it came out. So I knew pretty late.
So it was a real shock to me to they kept under wraps, but we had no idea.
No. The best surprise ever. Yeah.
Just another name that some brilliant people involved in this, of course.
Most of us people. The name came up in the title credits.
I know this is very early days for both of you,
but is that something you'd ever consider, like getting into one day or moving
behind the scenes, not just producing, but any kind of role behind the lens?
Oh, definitely.
I'm fascinated by the whole process of filmmaking.
And, you know, particularly Cameron, I find it very interesting
how much you can tell a story through.
And I like an angle or grading or anything.
And that that's the joy of being, you know, filmmaking and TV
is that it's such a collaborative process
and the performance is a tiny part of it really.
It's a lot of it's carved for you by the filmmaker and the edit
and the music and the sound and the costume and everything.
So yeah.
And with Reese Witherspoon, she, her production company is really about
finding roles that put so complex women at the forefront.
And, you know, I think it's really cool and I would love to one day
be behind the camera in any way. Yeah, sure.
Without you.
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah. I mean, especially getting to work with
Polly, our
amazing DP and Levy, it's like going to film school every day,
you know, when you weren't in the moment, you know, in the scene,
you got to ask questions and pay attention because it's brilliant.
People are given a masterclass,
but they delivered it.
Say that she could see a director in one day. So
I'm and that was my final question, really.
I mean, just because the characters have their kind of obsessions and hobbies
but it to be to draw to do poetry interested in marshland
kind of wildlife as in what you guys what your kind of passions outside of acting.
Do you have any sort of.
Yeah. Hobbies of of that kind of nature?
Yeah. Well, music is a big passion of mine.
I mean, I'm not particularly musically gifted,
but I love going to concerts and like gigs and things like that.
So yeah, music I would say is so my other, my other passion.
Yeah.
Getting outdoors, photography.
Oh yeah, yeah.
Reading pretty boring.
Have you ever been to Glastonbury, Daisy?
I literally I went a couple of weeks ago.
Were you guys I was thinking about you.
Did you see.
I saw Paul McCartney obviously, and Kendrick Lamar,
but the best thing I saw was a sugar baby.
Did you see the sugar baby I met because
the sugar babies are like a big, big deal.
And it was the original sugar babes because they were so like popular.
They had to close off Arcadia, which was the gig that they were axing
because so many people were going, Yeah, I couldn't go a good problem to have.
I said, Anyway, I know.
Thank you so much.
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