The Big Picture: The Nicole Kidman Hall of Fame, and ‘Babygirl’ (guest)
Loves the 90s sexual thrillers but thinks they were sexist; calls humor a Trojan horse for dark material, prefers suggestion to two bodies just moving, and loves George Michael's Father Figure as her life anthem. Fan of A24's willingness to follow her into dark ideas, and a self-described prude from radical hippies. Last great thing she saw was The Brutalist.
Stances
- Babygirl is a comedy of manners about power, sex and generations
- America allows her to dream big while Europe weighs her down with history
- Wanted a feminist film that includes masculinity
Humor: Warm and self-mocking, ready to laugh at her own neuroses and her single status.
In their words
- “For me, that's the most sexual scene.” (2:30:39)
- “I am a prude.” (2:30:13)
- “I am obsessed with the brutalists.” (2:35:20)