00:00There is a very intimate dimension in your film, but the perspective is a male perspective.
00:12Bradley Cooper, as director, what asked you to make, to do, for balancing this male perspective?
00:22Every single choice Bradley made brought us to what this movie is, choose to turn the
00:32attention toward, you know, the male gaze, right, the man's perspective on his wife.
00:40But instead, what he asked of me was, every time you see her, you are watching her catch
00:50up with the person she's had, she's held, but also numbed out from, and watch her wake up
00:57to herself without the stand-up revelatory scenes.
01:03You know, we're getting to know what Will is feeling in real time because he's telling
01:08us.
01:09She doesn't say it.
01:10We just watch it on her face.
01:12It's a very different challenges as actors.
01:17And so, you know, Bradley gave Tess the opportunity to be seen in that way.
01:24That line is so perfect because we get to know the vulnerability in her.
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