INTERVIEW - Emily Robinson at 'Private Life' Premiere Red Carpet / NYFF

The transcript describes the incredible experience of filming a movie, highlighting the Thanksgiving scene with notable actors. It discusses the challenges of filming dinner scenes and praises Tamara's leadership. The narrative explores the ethics of pregnancy in modern times, emphasizing a nuanced portrayal that encourages discussion without imposing a perspective.

What made the Thanksgiving scene special for the speaker?

• The scene was shot in a unique location

• The opportunity to work with admired actors

• The use of advanced filming technology

• The presence of a large audience

Why are dinner scenes generally considered difficult to film?

• They often involve complex choreography

• They require a lot of special effects

• They take a long time to shoot

• They need a large number of extras

How did Tamara make the long dinner scene enjoyable to work on?

• By using humor throughout the scene

• By incorporating unexpected plot twists

• By making it fun and captivating

• By reducing the number of takes

What is the film's approach to discussing pregnancy ethics?

• It presents a single perspective

• It avoids the topic entirely

• It starts a conversation without forcing a viewpoint

• It provides a definitive answer

What does the speaker appreciate about the film's portrayal of pregnancy?

• Its ability to entertain

• Its prescriptive nature

• Its focus on historical accuracy

• Its nuanced and personal approach