Love how Amy throughout the interview took opportunities to compliment / thank the writer, producers, director and the cast who were not present. Wonderful to see her celebrate others and allow them to shine
I would really like to see Amy Adams Gillian Flynn create some type of TV series which not only in empowers the family scapegoat child Amy Adams played ... empowering Camille... but also shows and enables the surrounding men , apathetic enablers and bystanders in community , education friendships members , siblings to really be stand-up confidently and really stand up to that narcissistic EVIL 🦹♀️ abusive mother ADORA character ... the sadistic sociopath ... because really society enables this every day everywhere!!! Is hidden pattern everywhere... happens a lot more than people are aware. 🙌🙏please create a tv series that empowering the family scapegoat character and also empowering the the surrounding witnesses to step up and stop Adora Abusing her??
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What an incredibly dark and brilliant show! They accurately depicted the family dynamic of the Narcissistic parent, enabler/codependent, scapegoat, and golden child.
Yes and this was also very similar to the Factitious disorders the whole family scapegoating system in the Netflix documentary the trials of Gabriel Fernandez. The government and as well as within government policy they are developing in Australia new family scapegoating laws and this nearly passed in the UK was called Cinderella act but it is now been petitioned as a Scapegoat Law stand alone ... it’s own Act under coercive control in Sydney New South Wales it’s currently in development . as they want to make family scapegoating A recogniseD form of violence in its own distinct pattern... as in a scapegoat mechanism
God, I love all these women so much it’s ridiculous. I’m shocked this show didn’t get more buzz. It was so beautifully shot and so well done. The acting was so perfect.
I literally get chills everytime I think of this story and show. The way they captured it is so remarkable!!! It doesn't just overshadow every show I've ever watched but every movie as well. I',m astonished by their talents, all of them!
Rewatched this "again" yesterday! Brilliantly done! Amy deserved an Emmy for Best Actress-Outstanding performance! Entire cast is perfect! Thank you all! Your beautifully done series is much appreciated, well received....💕👏🌹✨🌟💫
holy shit I didnt expect this! thank you! its a real shame sharp objects did not get the awards attention it deserved, hbo should have released it for the last emmy season, not this year, it totaly got overshadowed by other shows, that almost all of them are based on real events and are more apealing to the voters. especially amy deserves to win best actress but she will probably lose.
bakeryqueen 2968 it has become a theme in her career in the past few years, making one of the best projects of the year, getting zero recognition for them. first arrival and nocturnal animals and now sharp objects.
Sometimes I feel like it's the trend of Hollywood. They give out undeserving awards to new, young actress like J law, Em stone just because they're young and maybe these actresses did a lot of campaigning during awards season. But after that none of them get any exciting, groundbreaking roles after the wins. Even Anne Hathaway. She only did boring comedies after winning the Oscar. My point is, I'm done judging an actress based on their wins, it's their current and quality of work I'm more concerned of now.
I mean she’s been nominated for an Oscar for like a billion times, so I don’t really get why people make such a big deal about it. Some actresses don’t even get that
I wish they had susan jacobs there also ... those music choices, the mixing and all the small details amaze me still to this day. Im hooked on the playlist specialy how they used those two amazing songs by "the acid"
@@lilygirllove No doubt, one of the greatest shows of all time, as far as the music goes. If they featured When The Levee Breaks or Traveling Riverside Blues, that would have been beyond epic.
one of the bets series ever with Little Big Lies, Valléè was a genius, a big loss for all of us . RIP and thanks for this work of pure art. I love Adora, because I love Patricia so much, she so underrated actress for so much time, but she's one of the best actress with Maryl Streep.
i agree with you, also all the hidden words, but problalby many details you can't notice without reading the book so even if i prefer the series problalby it's better enjoin them together. But Gillian flynn is a great writer!!
The book was readable than the series was watchable. I mean I loved very much Sharp Objects but it shouldn't have been like 8 episodes. 6 would've been enogh because there's not so much plotline. But the atmosphere yeah was spot on! And the brilliant acting from the three leading ladies: Amy, Patricia and Eliza Scanlen.
@@arontamas5639 I think that 8 episodes wasn't enough because the TV series add new elements that weren't present into the book and they needed to be explained like Vicary and Camille's mom. And i didn't like the change of ending, i really prefer the book's. I mean if there would be not changes problably yes 6 episodes would be enough, but for all the things that they change i think 8 weren't enough. But i really love both book and TV series
I think if you care more for the plot you should stick to the show because the book is solely from camille's point of view and goes super in depth into the cutting whereas in the show it glosses over it a lot.
I started the serie yesterday and finished it today and GOD. Just amazing its a masterpiece. Very well directing and I enjoyed a lot the trama and the way it was told
I was blown away by this show. I didn’t know anything about it going in other than Amy Adams was playing a dark character. Wow! It haunted me in the best way possible.
notes to self 9:46 13:37 !! common fantasy for women to be understood 21:40 amy thinks it's important for complex female characters not to be victimized 22:44 camille is almost a typically male character in a lot of ways
this was such a great interview, these are some amazing and talented actors and writers that came together and made such a masterpiece, i dont think we need a season two i think everything has been said and done and i think they should leave it at that
This is one of my favorite films. A female writer, producer, actors. I'm also a huge Jean Marc Vallee fan as well. Huge FAN of Amy Adams, Gillian Flynn, Patricia Clarkson. A great story about a woman who has been through so much but doesn't see herself as a victim. She keeps persevering while having a learning experience that would make most crumble. We need more stories about strong women. This has a serious, tricky storyline with a l that makes you think but empathize by putting yourself in their shoes( if you are willing). We need more movies 'for women I enjoyed this interview very much. They all seem very gracious.
This is such an important topic and theme in the movie world. I rewatched it again during covid in 2020 and loved it ! Thank you all the cast and crew and #HBO :)
Im scapegoat of my narcissistic family I didn’t watch the series i was afraid to obsess and fixated over Camil which would bring me to depression spiral but when she said i learned to let stuff go i was relieved like ya i can watch and let it go
Interesting 🧐 discussion about this difficult topic. Hope focus on next tv series will be on empowering the family scapegoat(s). There is a lot of research done on scapegoating mechanisms but there is little one can do to prevent it from happening. I do believe making victims aware that there is nothing wrong with them as helpful. Unfortunately scapegoating is often a way for families or communities to hide problems that they feel cannot face. In adulthood, scapegoating became a way for adult children to hide the fact of family history of abuse by blaming everything on one member who seemed vulnerable for attack (and/or talks about it). Often the scapegoat is targeted by the siblings who were treated more favorably. In that way, the less favored sibling(s) becomes the punchingbag for everything that is wrong in the family. Family therapy can help but only rarely are the culprits and less affected family members willing to take part. Hope focus on next tv series will be on empowering the scapegoat(s).
sharp objects was supposed to be his first tv show, but big little lies came up and got so big, that overshadowed sharp objects and probably every upcoming tv shows he will do in the future.
Just watched drinking buddies with Olivia Wilde in it. It's an ok feel good movie. But watch the cast interview. Same type of situation where the moderator is actually way better looking then the actresses. ua-cam.com/video/R0Umqt9u8iM/v-deo.html
So I didn't read the book, but was the younger sister being the killer supposed to be a twist? I knew as soon as she came onscreen that she was a killer. The young actress playing the roller skating daughter did a great job of portraying a young psychopath, I never doubted for a second that she had sliced up her classmates. I also knew pretty early on that Adora had killed the other daughter out of her own mental illness and couldn't deal with it, so she just didn't deal with it. It didn't occur to me that either of those story beats was supposed to be a surprise when they were revealed in the last episode, just that Amy Adams' character was finally forced to confront harsh, obvious truths.
Siansonea Orande Gillian Flynn has described it as a twist that is earned- so if you’re paying attention the cues and to what’s going on then none of it should be a big surprise, it’s not supposed to be a shock if you’ve been paying attention to the clues and such
Well it depends on how well you paid attention. This is one of those shows where you have to rewatch the episodes to catch all the hints and clues. Some people got it the first time around and some people were confused because this show is very subtle. I read the book before I watched so I already knew what was going to happen.
At 41 minutes they talk about season 2, star Patricia Clarkson talks over the top of Director/Executive Producer Jean-Marc Vallée, As he about to say something?? What was it?? He said they never though big little lies would go again... I found Patricia started to stop the flow, deep thinking and intelligent talk as this talk progressed... Patricia toO overly confident And VERBAL BLABBER MOUTH blabbing ON and actually doesn’t have any insight to the significant HARM and pathology of ADORA!! Is patricia a narcissist?? Or perhaps just ignorant and empathy deficiency .. caused by Being desensitised by playing her character ... every day in many many little children’s lives They are abused... every day :( 💔Executive Producer and star Amy Adams, Seems to “get it”. Gillian wrote complex characters put a voice to people’s pain, lived experience and ongoing abuse... awareness not quite reaching the charmed golden child raised by narcissist mom :( ... look at the damage everywhere
These creeepy shows are destroying the lives of young women, teaching them that to be broken and angry is normal, and that they should express it outwardly, which only screws them up more. Stop listening to Hollywood types, they always get everything exactly backwards.
Tom thx that’s just not true. I don’t think you can even fathom what it is to be a young woman. Shows like this raise our consciousness to acknowledge the abuses we have suffered, take responsibility for our responses to abuse, and to break the cycle of abuse.
Rest in peace Jean-Marc. I'm sad we wont be able to see anything else from your brilliant mind, but I know your spirit lives on.
Gone too soon .. Covid vaccinations took so many 💉
Love how Amy throughout the interview took opportunities to compliment / thank the writer, producers, director and the cast who were not present. Wonderful to see her celebrate others and allow them to shine
Amy quite interesting
I would really like to see Amy Adams Gillian Flynn create some type of TV series which not only in empowers the family scapegoat child Amy Adams played ... empowering Camille... but also shows and enables the surrounding men , apathetic enablers and bystanders in community , education friendships members , siblings to really be stand-up confidently and really stand up to that narcissistic EVIL 🦹♀️ abusive mother ADORA character ... the sadistic sociopath ... because really society enables this every day everywhere!!! Is hidden pattern everywhere... happens a lot more than people are aware. 🙌🙏please create a tv series that empowering the family scapegoat character and also empowering the the surrounding witnesses to step up and stop Adora Abusing her??
@@umchinagirard1800 knowing gillian flynn, her future works will bring awareness to awful social norms present in our society. So perhaps she might?
I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a method to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost the login password. I would love any help you can offer me
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA at the first occasion they stab and shoot each other in the face
What an incredibly dark and brilliant show! They accurately depicted the family dynamic of the Narcissistic parent, enabler/codependent, scapegoat, and golden child.
Yes and this was also very similar to the Factitious disorders the whole family scapegoating system in the Netflix documentary the trials of Gabriel Fernandez. The government and as well as within government policy they are developing in Australia new family scapegoating laws and this nearly passed in the UK was called Cinderella act but it is now been petitioned as a Scapegoat Law stand alone ... it’s own Act under coercive control in Sydney New South Wales it’s currently in development . as they want to make family scapegoating A recogniseD form of violence in its own distinct pattern... as in a scapegoat mechanism
Just rewatched this series. Still incredible.
The house is amazing, it’s made a character too, along with the town itself. Truly great series.
God, I love all these women so much it’s ridiculous. I’m shocked this show didn’t get more buzz. It was so beautifully shot and so well done. The acting was so perfect.
The editing was also shaerp on the senses. I felt violated with some of the jump cuts, J and L-cuts.
This Show got buzz outside United States. Only in USA, it's undervalued like Amy adams herself. She has never been Elite Americans' Golden child.
And for the love of *GOD*
please no season 2 ... don't ruin this masterpiece
Cenart That’s what I said. There’s no reason for a season 2
Lina J.Walker yea that’s how the fucked it BLL, all goods things never last!
Yes if they learned anything from Big Little Lies
I agree. The ending was perfect.
It’s a book....
this ENTIRE cast was just insane my lorddd
Brilliant book and cast
I literally get chills everytime I think of this story and show. The way they captured it is so remarkable!!! It doesn't just overshadow every show I've ever watched but every movie as well. I',m astonished by their talents, all of them!
Rewatched this "again" yesterday! Brilliantly done! Amy deserved an Emmy for Best Actress-Outstanding performance! Entire cast is perfect! Thank you all! Your beautifully done series is much appreciated, well received....💕👏🌹✨🌟💫
holy shit I didnt expect this! thank you! its a real shame sharp objects did not get the awards attention it deserved, hbo should have released it for the last emmy season, not this year, it totaly got overshadowed by other shows, that almost all of them are based on real events and are more apealing to the voters. especially amy deserves to win best actress but she will probably lose.
Amy truly deserve the award. But I'm already over the fact that she needs awards for recognition. Anything she did is excellent and amazing.
bakeryqueen 2968 it has become a theme in her career in the past few years, making one of the best projects of the year, getting zero recognition for them. first arrival and nocturnal animals and now sharp objects.
Sometimes I feel like it's the trend of Hollywood. They give out undeserving awards to new, young actress like J law, Em stone just because they're young and maybe these actresses did a lot of campaigning during awards season. But after that none of them get any exciting, groundbreaking roles after the wins. Even Anne Hathaway. She only did boring comedies after winning the Oscar.
My point is, I'm done judging an actress based on their wins, it's their current and quality of work I'm more concerned of now.
I mean she’s been nominated for an Oscar for like a billion times, so I don’t really get why people make such a big deal about it. Some actresses don’t even get that
I think it is considered for awards season for this year.
rip jean-marc 💔💔 rewatching this in 2022
I wish they had susan jacobs there also ... those music choices, the mixing and all the small details amaze me still to this day. Im hooked on the playlist specialy how they used those two amazing songs by "the acid"
Couldn't agree more. The music element of the show is just fantastic.
For me In The Evening stole the show, particularly when the chorus finally kicks in.
@@ZainJafarI have been listening to that song on repeat since I ended the show…. So amazing
@@lilygirllove No doubt, one of the greatest shows of all time, as far as the music goes. If they featured When The Levee Breaks or Traveling Riverside Blues, that would have been beyond epic.
I absolutely love this....Amy is such a great actress
I agree.
one of the bets series ever with Little Big Lies, Valléè was a genius, a big loss for all of us . RIP and thanks for this work of pure art. I love Adora, because I love Patricia so much, she so underrated actress for so much time, but she's one of the best actress with Maryl Streep.
I'll miss you Jean:)
I watched this 3 times before. Watching again after your passing.
"Remember 'You smell ripe'?" Hahahaha I love Patricia!
episode4..
The show had something extra the book didn t have. A dark atmosphere and the editing was amazing. For once show was better than the book
i agree with you, also all the hidden words, but problalby many details you can't notice without reading the book so even if i prefer the series problalby it's better enjoin them together. But Gillian flynn is a great writer!!
The book was readable than the series was watchable. I mean I loved very much Sharp Objects but it shouldn't have been like 8 episodes. 6 would've been enogh because there's not so much plotline. But the atmosphere yeah was spot on! And the brilliant acting from the three leading ladies: Amy, Patricia and Eliza Scanlen.
@@arontamas5639 I think that 8 episodes wasn't enough because the TV series add new elements that weren't present into the book and they needed to be explained like Vicary and Camille's mom. And i didn't like the change of ending, i really prefer the book's. I mean if there would be not changes problably yes 6 episodes would be enough, but for all the things that they change i think 8 weren't enough. But i really love both book and TV series
I think if you care more for the plot you should stick to the show because the book is solely from camille's point of view and goes super in depth into the cutting whereas in the show it glosses over it a lot.
Ending of the show dissapointed me but i understood why the left out the little ending details
Jean-Marc Vallée💙
Such a unique visionary artist.
Absolutely loved it! Amy Adams was spectacular.. Eliza Scanlen was superb too
4:58
"her issues... MAJOR issues." waves at her face
* loud nervous laughter *
I’m dead🤣
I started the serie yesterday and finished it today and GOD. Just amazing its a masterpiece. Very well directing and I enjoyed a lot the trama and the way it was told
I was blown away by this show. I didn’t know anything about it going in other than Amy Adams was playing a dark character. Wow! It haunted me in the best way possible.
Rest in Peace Jean-Marc Vallée 🤍🕊️
What a legend. Cheers to you, Jean-Marc Vallee
We need a new Gillian Flynn novel!!!!!
JMV will be missed. One of the best directors in the past ten years.
It's surprising to see this powerful story has had a similar strong effects on the crew and the viewers.
Great interview! Fantastic show.
THR, thank you so much for this. There will never be another movie/series like this one.
notes to self
9:46
13:37 !! common fantasy for women to be understood
21:40 amy thinks it's important for complex female characters not to be victimized
22:44 camille is almost a typically male character in a lot of ways
Amy Adams is the best!
this was such a great interview, these are some amazing and talented actors and writers that came together and made such a masterpiece, i dont think we need a season two i think everything has been said and done and i think they should leave it at that
I had to come back to this after hearing the news about Jean-Marc Vallee, it's so disappointing we'll never get to see more of his work
This is one of my favorite films. A female writer, producer, actors. I'm also a huge Jean Marc Vallee fan as well. Huge FAN of Amy Adams, Gillian Flynn, Patricia Clarkson. A great story about a woman who has been through so much but doesn't see herself as a victim. She keeps persevering while having a learning experience that would make most crumble. We need more stories about strong women.
This has a serious, tricky storyline with a l that makes you think but empathize by putting yourself in their shoes( if you are willing). We need more movies 'for women I enjoyed this interview very much. They all seem very gracious.
Best limited series out there. Absolutely mesmerising!
This is such an important topic and theme in the movie world. I rewatched it again during covid in 2020 and loved it ! Thank you all the cast and crew and #HBO :)
Yes me too.. in Australia the family scapegoating culture is everywhere
They did amazing performances.
I like the couch they're sitting on
I’m so sad about Jean Marc’s passing. There was something so unique about how he did shows and we won’t get to see anything like it again💔💔
So much talent in one room
Uma das maiores obras primas da televisão. Eu amei demais essa minissérie. E essa entrevista é maravilhosa! ❤️🥰
Im scapegoat of my narcissistic family I didn’t watch the series i was afraid to obsess and fixated over Camil which would bring me to depression spiral but when she said i learned to let stuff go i was relieved like ya i can watch and let it go
This show blew me away,after BLL,the ending was mind-fucking and heartbreaking.❤️
There needs to be another interview with a focus on how to empower Camille
Interesting 🧐 discussion about this difficult topic. Hope focus on next tv series will be on empowering the family scapegoat(s).
There is a lot of research done on scapegoating mechanisms but there is little one can do to prevent it from happening. I do believe making victims aware that there is nothing wrong with them as helpful. Unfortunately scapegoating is often a way for families or communities to hide problems that they feel cannot face. In adulthood, scapegoating became a way for adult children to hide the fact of family history of abuse by blaming everything on one member who seemed vulnerable for attack (and/or talks about it). Often the scapegoat is targeted by the siblings who were treated more favorably. In that way, the less favored sibling(s) becomes the punchingbag for everything that is wrong in the family. Family therapy can help but only rarely are the culprits and less affected family members willing to take part.
Hope focus on next tv series will be on empowering the scapegoat(s).
It was a masterpiece
sharp objects was supposed to be his first tv show, but big little lies came up and got so big, that overshadowed sharp objects and probably every upcoming tv shows he will do in the future.
Yes I think Oprah pushed BL LIES AND OPRAH DOESNT support family scapegoating stories for various reasons... The juggernaut
I LOVE THESE WOMEN
Absolutamente cuidado este programa engancha bien cañón al filo del asiento en cada episodio
AMYYYY COME AT ME!!
Vallée is part Antonio Banderas and part Kiefer Sutherland sexy. Don't @ me.
I think he kinda looks like an old Charlie hunnam
Essa série foi mto marcante pra mim. Mas não sei se foi algo bom eu ter assistido.
Por que ? Fiquei curiosa
I was looking for that Pat's comment about the woman in a white house with a children. That seems to be interesting
Yes... who? That doco ? With patrias arcquette perhaps
the host so good
I need more 😩
Sharper objects 2 please 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Who is the moderator
hot
Just watched drinking buddies with Olivia Wilde in it. It's an ok feel good movie. But watch the cast interview. Same type of situation where the moderator is actually way better looking then the actresses.
ua-cam.com/video/R0Umqt9u8iM/v-deo.html
where is Amma??
Amma the character very busy
9:35 lovely..♡♡
For real? I was looking for Bert McCracken!
Rewatched the interview. Give us more of Byrn Sandberg, she is like a princess.
19:35
Keep using this moderator!
So I didn't read the book, but was the younger sister being the killer supposed to be a twist? I knew as soon as she came onscreen that she was a killer. The young actress playing the roller skating daughter did a great job of portraying a young psychopath, I never doubted for a second that she had sliced up her classmates. I also knew pretty early on that Adora had killed the other daughter out of her own mental illness and couldn't deal with it, so she just didn't deal with it. It didn't occur to me that either of those story beats was supposed to be a surprise when they were revealed in the last episode, just that Amy Adams' character was finally forced to confront harsh, obvious truths.
Siansonea Orande Gillian Flynn has described it as a twist that is earned- so if you’re paying attention the cues and to what’s going on then none of it should be a big surprise, it’s not supposed to be a shock if you’ve been paying attention to the clues and such
Well it depends on how well you paid attention. This is one of those shows where you have to rewatch the episodes to catch all the hints and clues. Some people got it the first time around and some people were confused because this show is very subtle. I read the book before I watched so I already knew what was going to happen.
Give yourself a very public pat on the back
@@jordansaintemarie you seriously didn't see those coming? Really? Was this your first time watching a show like this?
Siansonea Orande I did. I’m just deriding you.
this was more commercial for evian water rather than focused on the story
At 41 minutes they talk about season 2, star Patricia Clarkson talks over the top of Director/Executive Producer Jean-Marc Vallée, As he about to say something?? What was it?? He said they never though big little lies would go again... I found Patricia started to stop the flow, deep thinking and intelligent talk as this talk progressed... Patricia toO overly confident And VERBAL BLABBER MOUTH blabbing ON and actually doesn’t have any insight to the significant HARM and pathology of ADORA!! Is patricia a narcissist?? Or perhaps just ignorant and empathy deficiency .. caused by Being desensitised by playing her character ... every day in many many little children’s lives They are abused... every day :( 💔Executive Producer and star Amy Adams, Seems to “get it”. Gillian wrote complex characters put a voice to people’s pain, lived experience and ongoing abuse... awareness not quite reaching the charmed golden child raised by narcissist mom :( ... look at the damage everywhere
Major issues yes they were
¥ I sent mail home today, sew. - P.
Holy smokes more mayonnaise only flavored TV . 👎🏼
Wtf!???
I don't think you saw this mini series...
@@lisannbart if they had seen it they would know what a brilliant series it is! Anything Gillian Flynn writes is pure gold!
What The Fuck u talking about?
I do agree that it's very white, but the story is wonderful, shame that it didn't have a diverse cast.
These creeepy shows are destroying the lives of young women, teaching them that to be broken and angry is normal, and that they should express it outwardly, which only screws them up more. Stop listening to Hollywood types, they always get everything exactly backwards.
Tom thx that’s just not true. I don’t think you can even fathom what it is to be a young woman. Shows like this raise our consciousness to acknowledge the abuses we have suffered, take responsibility for our responses to abuse, and to break the cycle of abuse.