That's what I've been doing...

she's a Pisces, very wise, and a Pig, generous and affectionate

I was just thinking she reminds me of a wise pig.

Shaun Pearson

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Me, too. She and John K are the best!

She's already seen Breaking Bad. She considers it the greatest show of all time.

Henry Barnill cool. I find it interesting to hear actors talk about tv shows.

Sorry you don't care for it. 3D is no good for you?

They may mean mostly that it's illegible at a smaller size. Perhaps...

Use a simple single color bold/heavy font so it shows up when the image is shrunk down. Like Helvetica Neue Bold. Be consistent. Keep in the same spot at the same size. White text with a light black glow shows up against anything.

simplyrecommended I think Nate is in a DP/30 for the film ‘About Alex’ (he’s in a group, but still)

i think he was talking about walk the line

I made a point of checking this out as I recall this being a very happy interview. And it was. Discussing how a woman is perceived by men is now me being creepy? If you say so. One of the reasons she is a great guest is that she goes with real conversation. Apparently, you would like me to pretend the world is a fairy tale and beauty is not an issue in Hollywood. To each their own, I guess. Thanks for watching.

@@dp30 I'm not trying to admonish you personally, I don't know you, I'm only critiquing your interview style that is (or was?) common in your videos with female actors. I obviously don't know Blunt either and she seemed to take everything in stride here and had a solid interaction, but it's very perceivable that these videos with female actors had questions and comments being phrased in a sexist way. Take it or leave it, it's fine if you disagree and you're far from the only male interviewer that does that, I'm just commenting how I see it.

I don't want to say much, as I feel that it may spark conflict, or upheaval, but I do agree with this perception. Even if the intention was not to be sexist, I think it's important to phrase questions a little more thoughtfully as at points, it was uncomfortable. As said, I think Emily handled each question well and the interview was great, but there were a couple questions, in my personal opinion that weren't, at least, sensitively asked. I don't think there was any harm in this critical comment, and the interview was still entertaining and lovely to watch, but as said before, some questions just needed a little more thought to it, as while Emily seems to have taken each one well, and she probably did, I'm just assuming here - I dont know her, for those watching and for maybe other guests, that can be quite risky to ask questions like that of a certain nature, thus coming across as sexist.

He said it not Emily and he was talking about people generally