Julia Louis-Dreyfus highlighted the title as a comedic exploration of the little white lies we tell loved ones, noting its premise of a writer discovering her husband's insincere praise for her latest work. She expressed enthusiasm for the project, praising the cast and director and encouraging listeners to see it. The discussion framed the book as a witty, thought‑provoking piece worth checking out.
Episode: Julia Gets Wise with Rhea Perlman
The book was about the little white lies we tell to the people we love the most.
It's a little comedy about the little white lies we tell to the people we love the most.
I play a writer who discovers that her long time adoring husband, who said he loved her latest book, actually hates her latest book.
Can you imagine that mind-fuck?
It was so superb to work again with Nicole Hall of Center, who is the writer and director.
The entire cast is truly unbelievable. I'm so proud of the damn thing. You hurt my feelings. It's out now in theaters everywhere.