It was discussed as a source of inspiration for the heartbreak elements in 'Fire Island', particularly the scene where Diane Keaton's character decides to sleep in a separate bed from Jack Nicholson's.
Like oh, I love like in terms of like the heart like playing the heartbreak of it. I was just like, okay, like it's It's it's Erica. It's like it's Diane Keaton Like realizing that like like walking a...
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It was discussed as a source of inspiration for the heartbreak elements in 'Fire Island', particularly the scene where Diane Keaton's character decides to sleep in a separate bed from Jack Nicholson's.
Like oh, I love like in terms of like the heart like playing the heartbreak of it. I was just like, okay, like it's It's it's Erica. It's like it's Diane Keaton Like realizing that like like walking away from Jack Nicholson in the house being like, 'oh we should sleep in separate beds' Like that is such a good scene to me.
So like she's so like blah blah blah blah blah blah. Like she's she's so oh my god. She's she's off the page She's off the page Totally is so good in that movie.
Where Diane Keaton is playing the playwright and like she makes writing look if there's some similarity between Erica Barry's which is the character's name. Yes Similarity between Erica's process and Nancy's process. I feel like there's something not quite right about that Because it's her and her Hamptons house facing the window typing and The writing is not good.