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This is Jane Pauley. Actor Rose Byrne. She's up for an Oscar, heading to Broadway. Plus, her husband is actor Bobby Cunnavalli. Rose Byrne is talking with Sunday mornings Tracy Smith.

So let's talk about if I had legs I'd kick you.

I'm trying to put myself in your shoes when you first read that script.

What was your gut reaction when you read that script?

My gut reaction, I still remember reading the first page and being like, it felt incredibly it what I read really

reflected the film you see in that it's like disorienting you're like where am

I what's happening who's this character and it's slowly more information comes

in and so it's compelling I was like you know it was intrigued and then there

was a lot of horror in there, too. But then

there was very dark comedy. Like I could find places to laugh. And it touches on sort of more

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