And I'm

and Natalie Puckingportman. Welcome to Iway. How are you? I'm good. Thank you.

Thanks for having me on.

I'm so happy to have you here.

The last time I saw you was maybe two weeks ago in Paris.

Yes.

At the Stella Show.

Mm-hmm.

And I had no idea that I was just sitting at Anna Winter's chair while she was standing politely

waiting for me to move and I hadn't seen her.

I was just gapping away with you talking about you coming on this podcast and just

and I couldn't see why my agent was going get up get the fuck up behind me and I was like why is she being so intense I'm talking to my good friend

Natalie and turn around and saw it under winter there and almost shit my pants and then got up and ran away.

But it was lovely to see you then. I'm so sorry to have to do this, but I'm going to gush at you just for a brief moment. But I have loved you for the longest time. I'm only a few years behind you in life which makes your crazy success even more despicable to me. How dare you? But it means that you're one of the few people I've been able to kind of grow up alongside.

And so you have been such a huge role model to me.

Thank you.

Not just because you are such a remarkable actor and I've loved

your work long before I ever even thought about becoming an actor but also

because of the poise and the dignity and the intellect with which you have handled your public presence

and the way that you have bucked the trend of being what people try, well I don't know if people

tried to force you into this but you bucked the trend of what was expected of you in such a misogynist time, an openly rampantly misogynist time in our industry and you always really stood out to me

because of that and showed me that there was another way to do this and so I

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