Well, we’d be remiss not to take the opportunity to make a Women Talking pun because this week we were just that, women talking to Jessie Buckley about her new film, the Mennonite #metoo reckoning, Women Talking. The Irish actor and singer has been a stealth Vogue favorite for a few years especially after her peak performance in last year’s meditation on maternal ambivalence, The Lost Daughter, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award and her Olivier Award-winning turn as Sally Bowles’ in last year’s production of Cabaret on the West End. Buckley met us in person in the Conde Nast podcasting studio looking like–in her words–a 1920’s Joan of Arc in a balloon sleeved blouse with a leather vest that looked like the chicest Issey Miyake body armor. We chatted with her about filming the almost-all-women film in Toronto–Rooney Mara brought a fart machine on set, Frances McDorman gave book recommendations–and what direction she’s envisioning for her awards season rounds, hint, it’s a divergence from her fierce Mennonite Mariche.
Speaking of awards season, earlier this week saw the return of the beleaguered Golden Globes Awards and we are here to dissect all the best and worst looks plus discuss with Vogue Deputy Editor Taylor Antrim the future of the awards show and box office movies–no small lift for our resident film tsar!
Of course, we’d be living under a rock not to mention Spare, which I am listening to on audible, and we all have thoughts about the bizarre and TMI reveals of Prince Harry’s much anticipated tell-all.
So, without a minute to spare, listen to The Run Through with Vogue wherever you get your podcasts.
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