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““There are these moments on set when I was just watching her, and I’m just so blown away,” Bermingham said.”
““Scarlett always jokes that she doesn’t know how anyone does this alone,” Rhymer said.”
“She’s tired of one demeaning gig after another and wants to have a baby, but maybe not a relationship.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Filmmaker Interview Married ‘All That She Wants’ Filmmakers Scarlett Bermingham and Andrew Rhymer on Making a Rom-Com About Trying to Get Pregnant The directing duo's development as artists and parents mirrored that of Annie Murphy and Cooper Raiff's characters.”
“A Guide to the Watchdogs Policing David Ellison’s $110 Billion Deal ‘The Love Hypothesis’ Breakout Star Rachel Marsh Plays the BFF Every Rom-Com Heroine Needs “Around the time we were first getting on board the movie, Scarlett was pregnant with our first kid,” Rhymer said.”
“In a few hours, the two directors will take the stage at the Toronto Film Festival to premiere “All That She Wants” along with the film’s stars Annie Murphy and Cooper Raiff.”
“It sounds complicated to have two people leading a film set, let alone two filmmakers who are married to each other, but Bermingham and Rhymer insist that it made the job easier.”
““Those early roles are kind of versions of himself, but he was making movies in his late teens and early 20s, so he was really playing into the uncertainty he was feeling,” Rhymer said.”
“In addition to “All That She Wants,” Bermingham and Rhymer have numerous projects in different stages of development, including an adaptation of the children’s book “The Paper Bag Princess” for Universal and LuckyChap and “Big Time Abroad,” which was picked up by New Line and is billed as a cross between “Booksmart” and “Indiana Jones.” But if they run out of material, they might think about adapting their own “meet cute” story for the screen.”
““A couple of years went by, and it was either a day before or a day after we got greenlit that we found out Scarlett was pregnant with our son, who’s now six months old.”
“She’s so accessible and relatable.” As for Raiff, best known for starring in and directing movies like “Cha Cha Real Smooth ,” playing Luke also meant getting an opportunity to dial down the neurosis that has become his signature.”
“As Bermingham and Rhymer spent four years struggling to get the financing together for the movie, their lives mirrored Emma’s.”
““We end up getting to a better place on every decision.”
“We turned in the director’s cut a week before he was born.” When they sat down in the crowded lobby of a Toronto hotel in early September, Bermingham and Rhymer’s kids were playing upstairs with a sitter.”
“So if someone vetoes something, and Option A and Option B aren’t working, we find Option C together.”
““Everyone knows how funny she is and how good she is at physical comedy, but this movie shows that she can go there emotionally, too.”
“It took more time for us to become friends and get together, and then, the rest is history.” Read More: All That She Wants Annie Murphy Film Interviews Scarlett Bermingham TIFF Daily Headlines Daily Headlines covering Film, TV and more.”
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