Lady Bird Screenplay Book Cover
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Lady Bird Screenplay Book

Greta Gerwig

Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird Screenplay Book includes a foreword by Stephen Colbert, essays by Haley Mlotek, Hunter Harris, and E. A. Hanks, and Gerwig’s letters to Dave Matthews, Alanis Morissette, and Justin Timberlake.

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The Rest Is History

The hosts briefly mentioned the Lady Bird book, noting its cover featured a longhaired Custer surrounded by members of the 7th Cavalry on a hill under the Stars and Stripes.

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Did we mention the Lady Bird book? We did six years ago when we first started this. Which on the cover has a long haired Custer surrounded by blue coated members of the 7th Cavalry, crowded on a hill...

— Episode: 452. Custer's Last Stand: The Battle of...

Episode: 452. Custer's Last Stand: The Battle of the Little...

The hosts briefly mentioned the Lady Bird book, noting its cover featured a longhaired Custer surrounded by members of the 7th Cavalry on a hill under the Stars and Stripes.

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Did we mention the Lady Bird book? We did six years ago when we first started this. Which on the cover has a long haired Custer surrounded by blue coated members of the 7th Cavalry, crowded on a hill with the stars and stripes flying overhead.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

It was brought up frequently in the context of the Oscars, in relation to its nomination for Best Picture.

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It's about friends who wait am I explaining this correctly? It's told backwards.

— Episode: “When They Fly, I Cry” (w/ Jeff Hiller)

Episode: “When They Fly, I Cry” (w/ Jeff Hiller)

It was brought up frequently in the context of the Oscars, in relation to its nomination for Best Picture.

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It's about friends who wait am I explaining this correctly? It's told backwards.

I got used to a world in which get out and Lady Bird were going to get nominated and I got used to a world where the two of them could be directing nominees and I was a little bored with the nominations because there was no big fun shake-up nominee like Tiffany Haddish or something like I wanted something crazy like that yeah

the fact that Get Out got nominated for Best Picture which literally six months ago would have been the gag of the year.

Episode: "Drag Mother" (w/ Guy Branum)

It was highly recommended, and its impact on Bowen Yang was discussed, particularly how it made him reflect upon his own mother and upbringing in Sacramento.

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That movie like hit me hard.

I immediately called my mom and started a fight with her. I just immediately called my mom and was like we're going to fight for a while.

It was fascinating because like nobody ever talked about sacramento ever and then other people comes out which is like very say in sacramento and then Lady Bird which is even more sacramento and that Greta Gerwig's reading of sacramento is so deeply rooted in Joan Diddy and is like the smartest thing ever.

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