I'm Chloe Mal and you are listening to The Runthrough with Vogue.

Today I am so excited to share a very special interview with you all just in time for the holidays.

My beloved colleague Marley Marius features editor at Vogue and I had the pleasure, truly a pleasure of speaking, with the incredibly talented Harris Dickinson about his new film Baby Girl, which is coming out on Christmas Day.

Though I wouldn't say it's exactly the movie you see with the whole family, but you should definitely see it no matter what.

The film is about a high-powered CEO, played by Nicole Kidman, who has an affair with a young intern named Samuel, played by Harris.

What I really liked about the movie was that it could have easily slid into cliche and played to these tropes of

sexual power dynamics. And instead, it was really this nuanced and quite layered exploration of

desire and why people feel the way they do and what people need and how they interact with each other.

And I thought Nicole, Kimman, and Harris Dickinson both were so excellent in this movie.

And I hope everyone enjoys this conversation as much as we did because we were really cavilling and swooning after.

Harris, we are so excited to have you here.

And it's really, this movie has been a real talk, talk of the town in our office.

And starting with people who saw it again. And then over the past few months, it's been sort of the town in our office and starting with people who saw it again and then over the

past few months it's been sort of trickling in so we feel very hashtag blessed to be speaking about

it with you today marley and i were both excited to find out that um was it Nicole who attributed

your first meeting with her to Anna, Winter?

Yeah, was at the Met Gala?

So set the scene. That's a very chic meetcute.

Yeah.

Was it, it was two years ago, I think. So, yeah.

I didn't really know anyone there, yeah.

Everyone arrives slowly, slowly, as you know know and then there's different arrival times whatever

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