Extended interview: Emma Stone on 'Poor Things,' channeling her anxiety for good and more

Actor Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos sit down with Tracy Smith to discuss their latest film, “Poor Things.” Then, Conor Knighton travels to Ohio to learn about ancient structures that are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. “Here Comes the Sun” is a closer look at some of the people, places and things we bring you every week on “CBS Sunday Morning.”

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[cinemmatics]

as someone with generalized anxiety disorder and comorbid OCD myself, it's nice to see someone with that big of a platform speak of it in a non-stigmatizing manner and say that as devastating as the symptoms can be, that our kind of functioning also serves as a gift, in a way. i often call it a blessing and a curse. anyway, her emphasizing that panic attacks aren't just magically solved with the flip of the hat is another thing i'm glad she brought up. i think many people misperceive the manifestations of her anxiety in public (i.e. tik tok comments about her seeming incompetent, stupid, etc.) and of those of us with the disorder in general. it's unfortunate and i hope more discourse like this comes about. as always, she's so articulate, empathetic, and an inspiration to me. love her!

[SanAntoneRose]

Poor Things was one of the best films I’ve seen in years. Had no idea what to expect when I rented it. It blew my mind. The story was just wild and Emma Stone was perfectly cast. I’m still thinking about it. A word of warning tho: The video wanted us to know that Tobacco products are used in the film but they never mention the near X-rated scenes.

[AndtherewasJoy]

It is clear to see director, Yorgos Lanthimos, will become an absolute faVorite amongst the most talented Hollywood procures. 🎉

[kirac.]

His first movie, Dogtooth, is a MUST SEE.

[kooale]

The piece on Ohio earthworks was great! Thanks for the introduction! + Love E. Stone!

[usamakhan]

I’ll have whatever anxiety she’s having

[bluetomato]

He should give her a bit more space on couch…

[mariaroldan]

Love her!! The movie does not intrigue me whatsoever but I find her very down to earth.
I have never heard of those sites in Ohio!

[MoonOverHomelessness]

If you have not seen Poor Things... find the movie and see it!

[melaniamonicacraciun]

My very first English teacher was Walt Disney, the naughty squirrels Chip & Dale slang bewitched me since I was five years old or maybe less... since then, anything for me becomes another Disneyland entertainment park...it brings luck having fun, enjoying freedom of expression, playing with kids and get back the innocence lost, having imagination in a world of cold blooded adults that try to force us obey their conservative rules and make us live like perfect hostages of an extermination camp, it feels like suffocating... therefore let's turn back to the Disneyland and have fun beyond borders, limits, restrain controlling intentions...God has always the best ideas upon human specie... it's an impossible concept to explain 😢😢😢

[cmtippens]

Why does Emma Stone look "trapped" between the arm of the couch and the director?

[kdplain]

I thought the Poor Things movie stunk. I was unhappy that Emma Stone won an Oscar.

[VEGANSAM]

I was stunned by the amount of unnecessary nudity & sex displayed in this movie.

[Iwantmymtv]

An overrated movie and an overrated director

[TheBassAckwards]

Poor things was absolutely vile. I can't believe she did a movie like that.

[ryanmalone]

Anything Emma Stone is in is painful to watch.

[Ashley.Hunt.]

He. Is disgusting. Gross. Ugh. Isn't that Zelensky? Yurig Zelensky? Like military general Zelensky

[cynthiajones]

Who's good? Ever lie, steal, used God's name as a curse word (O-M-G)? Still think your good? According to God's law, you're guilty. Wait, God loves you, he made a way out. God so loved the world that he gave his son that whoever believes in him will not die but have everlasting life. John 3:16 Do you fear death? Jesus died for you, believe & repent.