Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"I think I'm always trying to find like I should really take up knitting or something like I just want to like make something that I can hold and go like I made this" — Anna Kendrick
"The key is doing a dry shake in your shaker before with the egg white before you add ice and then it will really and then you out all the other ingredients and then add ice and then it will actually like stay foamy" — Anna Kendrick
"I really started thinking about it like like if someone was raised from birth as like a wilderness survivalist and they just dropped you were I mean I don't know maybe maybe you have this in your background but if they dropped you or me in the middle of the woods I would step into a booby trap within three feet because I don't know what to look for" — Anna Kendrick
Anna Kendrick shares insights into her career, reflecting on the early days of her acting journey, including her role in Pitch Perfect and the unexpected success of the "Cups" song. She discusses the challenges of being a young actor in Hollywood and the societal pressures of pursuing unconventional career paths. Kendrick also delves into her personal experiences with relationships, including a significant emotionally abusive relationship and her journey of healing and self-discovery. She emphasizes the difficulty in identifying subtle forms of abuse and the importance of trusting one's own intuition.
Kendrick further explores her transition into directing with the film Woman of the Hour, detailing her decision to step behind the camera and the challenges and rewards of that experience. She connects the film's themes to broader societal issues faced by women, particularly regarding assertiveness, safety, and navigating potentially dangerous situations. The conversation touches on the importance of self-compassion and recognizing that healing is a process, not a destination.
The episode concludes with discussions on dating, personal boundaries, and the misconceptions people may have about Kendrick. She highlights the value of therapy, both personal and relational, and offers perspectives on how individuals can better understand the complexities of relationships and personal experiences. The conversation underscores a message of resilience, self-advocacy, and the ongoing journey of understanding oneself and others.