first of all congrats on your little
bump congrats on your little bump what
about my
bump you've got two nice ones and these
they are kind of bumps aren't they no
not bumps the lovely lady lumps check it
out thank you thank you you like the
movie are you a Woody Allen fan I love
most of his movies and this one was so
like visually amazing yeah it's gorgeous
did you guys love wearing those kind of
clothes that you yeah yeah and you know
working in digit every wants to talk
about the clothes but I wonder if they
would ask the men about the clothes I
would I love
Jesse's that's what I'm saying his his
wardrobe was beautiful Cory's wardrobe
was course those highwaisted pants he's
so great I would wish men were highed
pants like that
still their father with his with his his
tank top bed so good did you catch the
the tablecloth on the on the light in
the Italian restaurant when they eat
spaghetti notice
that there's so much warmth of
everything you know yeah it's not just
the women that that have the clothes get
the conversation but it's like every
detail with everybody so it was amazing
to look at white suits yes and then you
notice in La like everybody's in cream
colors and all the men are wearing like
white and cream and then you get to New
York and it's a little bit more Browns
and moodier and and Susie really told
such a story um aming alongside Victoria
because it's it is a lot brighter and
sunnier in LA and and New York has just
a steaminess to it and I think you know
the whole Hollywood glam It's So
Glamorous and everything can you relate
to the things they were saying about
Hollywood it's so easy to get seduced by
the fame and the money and oh you see it
all the time that was one of my favorite
things about the movie where the subtle
turns to their own
um transition into like the ego of show
biz that has in that scene with Steve
Carell and then with with Bobby taking
on the Persona of a club owner but still
like these are things you do when you're
an adult yeah when you have to work you
have to you play a part you you play at
your life in a in a way that you find
successful or um so this it's a lot
about
choices and then they carry you know
they carry this this this love
you know and it's just very it's very
grown up to see where they came from
though and see how authentic these
people truly are and what good people
they truly are too because it's it's
what you would see from the outside of
the cafe Society you could dismiss each
of their characters you know but to see
what a heart and soul each of them have
is is nice and it's something that you
know that's the thing you know as far as
like relating to it personally that you
see you know you have these ideas of
people that you're fans of and then you
meet them and get to know them as a
person and oftentimes you're such a
greater fan of them as a person than you
are as the person that people feel like
they know and that's always that that's
always nice and refreshing when when you
see that yeah do you feel like what do
you feel like is the biggest
misconceptions about Fame and and
Hollywood in
general I think the idea that people
think that they know you I think because
of um the the how intrusive media is
these days um they there's people care
so much more about your personal life
than they do your work and if you aren't
open with your personal life then they
just make it up for you and share it for
you so I think the biggest misconception
I see often is people feeling like they
know someone that they don't um because
they know what the media has has created
of someone and the disappointing thing
is when you meet the people they're
always so much more awesome than than
than than they're portrayed to be I mean
that's that's normally my experience and
even people that are portrayed to be
really great people they're just um a
lot more complicated and interesting and
and nuanced and caring and thoughtful
and that's always that's always nice you
know to see that your idea of someone
isn't always who they actually are yeah
yeah okay thank you thank you guys thank
you