Earlier this month, MsSarahPaulson logged on to talk to EbonMossB about how he chooses roles, being a cat dad, TheBear, and why great art doesn’t actually require suffering.
directed by Karrie Crouse and Will Joines. After cleaning up her dog’s puke , Paulson logged on to talk to Moss-Bachrach about how he chooses roles, being a cat dad, and why great art doesn’t actually require suffering.SARAH PAULSON: Hi. I just wanted you to know, Ebon, that I was just cleaning up dog vomit, and that was the delay. You should understand that, I know you have two children.
PAULSON: You’re like, “Here, come to the land of human living and enjoy a little goat milk from your cat dad. Love, Ebon.” PAULSON: My question to you, given this undeniable shift in your work in the last couple of years, was there ever a hunger or upset about not getting to do exactly what you fantasized about doing? Or were you satisfied before this forward shift?
PAULSON: Once you came into taking responsibility to care for your family, did you ever find yourself having to say yes to something you didn’t want to do? PAULSON: But now that I’ve gotten to work with you twice, I find you to be incredibly bold. I’ll never mark through something full-out in a rehearsal. I’m too afraid. I have to wait for the proverbial curtain to come up, call action, turn the camera on me, and I’m no longer thinking about who’s watching me. I’m struck by your not giving a shit how you’re perceived. It was really a profound thing for me to witness.MOSS-BACHRACH: You’re just trying to make me feel uncomfortable.
MOSS-BACHRACH: I loved the process of making it, and then when I watched it and thought it was really good, I was like, “Oh, it’s not going to do well.” I thought my taste was so weird that I’m out of sync with what people like. That’s why I don’t like to watch stuff because most of the time it’s a bummer. It just takes away from enjoying my experience on set, and sometimes I just want to leave it there.
MOSS-BACHRACH: But those go hand in hand. We shoot fast and we do 10-hour days, I’d say. A lot of that camaraderie is because everyone’s going home and seeing their family and no one’s driving home at 2:00 in the morning, day after day after day.MOSS-BACHRACH: Falling asleep and not feeling taken care of. There is a mode of working that I certainly had nothing to do with. They’re just like, “We’re going to respect people and treat them well,” and everyone is really happy to be there.
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