But I said yes and then I went to bed and immediately like closed my eyes and thought, “Oh, what did I get myself into?” Like, what-is this-is this even gonna happen?! Like, is this-is this real? Like, can I even start getting excited about this? Like, am I gonna be okay? I mean, all the-all the questions that go through your mind of like insecurities and everything and. I could not turn-like, I couldn’t put it down. I called him and I was like, “This is amazing.” I could not-it was a page-turner. I was like in London when I got the script. And then, I think when he sent me this script, I was like kind of still on this high. But we were just so like energized by this experience of just having such a good time working together. Saying it on the radio-you have to just-just go watch “Summer Girl” and you’ll understand what I’m saying. So, having an experience like that and being fresh off this like-we were, you know, collaborating and running around Los Angeles and like taking these articles of clothes off. It was so guerilla style, and we were just having the best time doing it. I was like I don’t know- I was literally-I think the first thing I said was, “You’re crazy for doing this, ‘cause I’ve never done this before.” Like-I mean, it’s a big deal and I didn’t take it lightly. And I think in my mind, I was like, “I don’t know who else could play this part, because she’s-there’s so many stories that I’ve told him that are mine.” But like, I’m never-I’m never going to assume that he’s just gonna-you know, say like, “There you go!” I was like, no. But after reading the script-he sent it to me, and I read it and I was obsessed with it. And he finds it very funny that I just found it so unbelievable.
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So, the notion that he would write a part for me in a movie and a lead part for me was just so outrageous to the point where I just could not believe it. He’s one of-one if-maybe the greatest director/writer/cinematographer of all time. But on the other hand, like he’s Paul Thomas Anderson. I mean, he was like, “Of course you’re gonna play Alana! Who else would play Alana?” But in my mind, you have to like understand like-okay, Paul is-I consider him a part of my family. And that’s just like not -that’s not the kind of person that I am. I mean, he talks about it all the time-that like it was outrageous of me to not just assume that I was gonna be Alana.
And so, they meet up at the neighborhood stained glass, red-checked tablecloth Italian restaurant. But she does agree to hang out with him as friends. And Alana-who’s in her early 20s-says no. Early on in the movie, Gary asks Alana out. There’s Alana Kane, played by my guest, Alana Haim, and Gary Valentine-a 15-year-old child actor played by Cooper Hoffman.
It’s just as much about its setting, the Valley, as it is about its main characters. Licorice Pizza is a sort of meandering coming-of-age movie. The film is up for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Director at this year’s Academy Awards. It’s earned her a Golden Globe nomination along with a bunch of other awards. And despite never really acting before, Alana Haim took the part. And actually, when he told her all this stuff, he kind of undersold it. He had a part in a new movie that he was working on. A few years ago, Alana got a call from director Paul Thomas Anderson. They’re adored by fans and critics alike.
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