Spector Vision Radio.

Okay, we could also just have a chat.

As a screenwriter, this show is often my nightmare

where I'm talking to not one but two directors.

Just a suggestion.

You want to have a show?

Joe, for those of you joining us, Joe's suggestion was that I should start recording, so not an unreasonable suggestion.

This is The Movies That Made Me with your hosts, Josh Olson and Joe Dante.

Thank you. It Made Me with your hosts, Josh Olson and Joe Dante. Hi, Rebecca. Hi, how are you?

Hi.

Thank you for joining us.

We're very excited.

We're talking today to Rebecca Miller, the writer, screenwriter, director, actress,

documentary maker, personal velocity, the ballot of Jack

and Rose, the private lives of Pippa Lee, Maggie's plan, which I had not seen since it

came out and that my wife and I rewatched last night and thoroughly enjoyed, again, it's interesting how you, it evolves into a concept that by the time

you're there feels like a screwball comedy, but you get there in such a sort of naturalistic way

you almost don't notice.

Oh, that's not. I think it's a good pandemic movie. It's like a nice, just remember how it was.

To me, I don't know, I haven't seen the movie during the pandemic, but I imagine it must feel like, I don't know, almost like a period film at this point.

Everything does now.

Every movie, guys.

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