I love your whole ensemble.
Thank you.
I love your ensemble.
You're ensemble is really good.
Who makes that ensemble?
You don't know.
Someone just handed it to you, didn't they?
Zee Zee or Zuzu or--
what does it say?
I'll look later.
Well, all right.
I'll look now.
Oh, you got new mugs.
Yeah, new mugs.
Did you get them especially for me?
Just for you.
Are you going to make fun of my accent for the whole interview?
No, I don't know how to make fun of an accent.
Because I don't know what accent that is.
I don't know how to do it.
That's not an Irish accent.
I know.
It's not any kind of accent.
I am so bad.
I'm so impressed by people who have obviously very
thick accents and then can do an American accent
or any other kind of accent.
When you do the role, like when you do the movie, when
you take a break--
when they yell cut, that's what they do.
I've been in movies.
When they yell cut, do you go back to this accent
or do you stay in an American accent?
No, I go back to my own accent.
Yeah.
I remember the first film I did, the dialect
coach I worked with, because I hadn't done an American accent
before, she said, you know it might
be an idea to stay in the accent the whole time.
And so I remember after the first day of shooting, mom
and I, we were in the supermarket
and we were like just getting shopping for dinner.
And I was like, do you want to get some bread?
And I couldn't stay in it.
I couldn't-- I felt like I was lying to everyone around me.
So I haven't been able to do it since.
So I just go back into my--
people are quite shocked when they meet me
and I've got such a strong Irish accent.
I bet they are.
Yeah.
God.
What's wrong with her?
What's wrong with you?
Is she sick?
She's so Irish.
It's really impressive though, that you can actually
do such a--
I thought it was a great American accent.
And I think people would be shocked.
You know, you're so very talented.
And you won a Golden Globe, congratulations.
I mean, were really shocked?
I was totally shocked, because I don't--
I've been very lucky that I've been
nominated for a few things over the last few years.
But I never win the stuff.
Like I never win the nice shiny awards.
And so I was completely shocked when I got up on stage.
And all I could think about was the fact
that my mom was on FaceTime.
My friend, who was in the audience,
I couldn't get a signal on my phone.
And so he said he would FaceTime her because she
wanted to be in the room.
There he is.
It's Barry.
That's Barry.
And he FaceTimed her when it happened.
And that must have been so exciting
for her to be part of that.
She was all-- she was in bits because it was like 3 AM Irish
time.
So she was overtired.
Towards And she had like four cups of tea just
to keep herself awake.
So she was like hyper but also really emotional.
And I saw her--
I FaceTimed her when I got off stage.
And she was like, I'm just so happy for you,
but I'm so tired.
And so there were so many different emotions
she was going through.
Adorable.
All right.
So, Lady Bird.
Let's talk about this.
This is a fantastic movie, which is why you are winning awards.
And you will be nominated for an Academy Award, I promise you.
But tell everyone what it's about if they haven't seen it.
Yes, OK, so it's about a girl who
has called herself Lady Bird.
It's set in Sacramento.
And it's basically about her life when she's 17, 18,
and it's the lead up to her graduating from high school
and leaving home.
And the brilliant thing about it is that it's sort of just
like a snapshot of a kid's life at that point when
everything is changing and you're figuring yourself out.
And your dynamic with your parents are changing,
and things like that.
And really it's the relationship between her and her mother,
who Laurie Metcalf plays.
That's the heart of the film.
And it really is just about those relationships in her life
and how they sort of make her who she is.
You
Yeah, it's a beautiful film.
And then Timothee is in it, and he's also
in Call Me By Your Name, would is great.
And so, great cast.
It's a really great cast.
And then there's Beanie Feldstein,
who's in Hello Dolly in New York,
and Lucas Hedges and all these brilliant people.
So we were really lucky.
And it's kind of a small film.
And so it's getting so much attention.
Yeah.
It's not like a big splashy--
Yeah, it was just a little indie--
It's great.
Like, none of us expected this at all.
That's even better.
Yeah.
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