73 Questions With Phoebe Waller-Bridge | Vogue

While rehearsing at the Soho Theatre in London, actress and playwright Phoebe Waller-Bridge answers 73 questions. Phoebe talks about the success of her play-turned-television hit "Fleabag," the real difference between American and British humor, and working with "adorable little kitten" Donald Glover.

Interviewed and directed by Joe Sabia
Producer: Marina Cukeric
DP: Jess Dunlap
PM: Josh Young
Edit and Color: Ryan Powell
Post Sound: Bang World
Styling: Taylor Angino


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73 Questions With Phoebe Waller-Bridge | Vogue

Created By: Joe Sabia

[prisciliamellark]

"What's the best advice that you've completely ignored?"
"Don't eat that"
honestly phoebe, that's mine too

[BobStein]

“We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.”
― Anais Nin

[josepha]

She’s the level of cool I aspire to be.

[jondexter]

"Controllable female anger" then that smile. That. Smile. Is. Everything.

[matricsan]

Fleabag and Killing Eve are two of the best shows on TV right now. Also, this is one of the best 73 questions. Phoebe is a natural.

[Broomehall]

I adore her writing and perspective, Fleabag was so original in it's concept and delivery Somebody said to me the other evening, "It's good, but no family is like that in real life" I disagree, it's a parody, but a close one, and the sister aspect is brilliantly portrayed by Phoebe and Sian Clifford, an acting match that just works so effortlessly in it's cohesiveness and believability, in fact the chemistry is so real, and the writing so good, you are forgiven for believing they really are sisters. A massive creative talent that has only just begun to show it's obvious writing skills. Phoebe .... you're bloody good aren't you !

[tashakappler]

this one actually felt more authentic than the usual 73 questions' set-ups

[sashadelmar]

"Oh, my favourite lampost!"
THIS WOMAN MUST BE PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS

[lenalane]

can’t believe after so many clueless, hypocritically positive models, you’ve interviewed an actual real person we can all relate to. THANKS!

[veragrig]

The dinner episode in season 2 of "Fleabag" is a masterpiece in itself. This woman is a massive scripting talent. Hope she writes more.

[emmamoss]

Anyone have an alarmingly massive crushing crush on this woman? Cause me too

[cahinton.]

"I think if it's really, truly funny, there really shouldn't be a difference [between American and British humor]." YES. THANK YOU. I've always insisted that, especially now in today's more evolved comedy world. This woman is what comedy needs right now. Phoebe Waller-Bridge is my new spirit animal.

[snikovsky]

PANIC, PANIC, HOPE. Love her instantly.

[danielachamorro]

“Donald Glover is an adorable little kitten.” This makes me so happy.

[alanknight]

I'm half way through series two of Fleabag and frankly I can't remember seeing anything that amazed me quite that much. So many jaw dropping moments of comedic genius.

[cvrxtc]

So basically she is the same person in the tv show as she is in real life. A hopeful mess. Love it.

[otom]

Phoebe Waller Bridge is what Lena Dunham tried to be but failed miserably.

[jessicaferreiracoury]

It's humanly impossible not to love her. She's just amazing, not affected at all, she's just herself and she's so amazing.

[edda]

Just found her because Jodie Comer couldn't stop talking about her. And she's absolutlely right, Phoebe is amazing

[sabasab]

She's the coolest person I ever seen