Greta Gerwig & Laurie Metcalf Talk Female-Filmmaking, and "Strong, Complex Female Relationships" in 'Lady Bird' | Oscar

The transcript features a discussion on the achievements of a Tony and Oscar nominee, highlighting the impact of great writing and the influence of theater on film. It explores casting choices, potential collaborations, and the significance of female representation in the film industry, particularly in directing and cinematography.

What notable achievements did Lori receive in the same year?

• A Tony and an Oscar nomination

• A Pulitzer and a Nobel Prize

• An Emmy and a Golden Globe

• A Grammy and a Tony win

What is Greta's unique approach to casting for her films?

• Casting based on social media following

• Selecting only new and upcoming actors

• Choosing actors with strong theater backgrounds

• Focusing on actors with musical talents

Why does Greta prefer watching theater?

• She enjoys the musical elements

• Theater performances are shorter

• There is nothing between her and the actors

• It is more affordable than movies

What significant milestone is mentioned regarding women in film?

• First woman to win an Oscar

• Fifth woman nominated for Best Director

• First woman to direct a blockbuster

• First female-led film to win Best Picture

What central theme does Greta explore in her film?

• A mother-daughter relationship

• A friendship between two women

• A teacher-student relationship

• A father-son relationship