Acting As An Adult Was Not What Mary Elizabeth Winstead Expected

All Mary Elizabeth Winstead wanted to do was play characters and tell stories. Little did she know, that was only the half of it.

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[anvay]

My god this guy is the best. Ive never seen such good use of empathy by an interviewer. Hope this channel gets huge. You deserve it Sir!!

[kenuputt_]

Such a sad yet important story. I hope that this clip goes viral. More people need to hear her & unfortunately many women's stories about this.

[jacobdavis]

This was beautifully done. I love how Sam Jones always makes his interview guests the focus. I had a ton of empathy for Mary Elizabeth Winstead here and really felt for her. Like she said, the culture is clearly changing, and everyone will be better off for it.

[BabyBearRudy]

An interviewer who doesn't cut actors off mid sentence **blasphemy**

[AlanPerezTaylor]

I really like how this clips are so sincere and get the guests to open up about their feelings and thoughts

[lastofmykind]

She's holding back so hard here and you can tell she'd tiptoeing around names and instances. Which is a courtesy whoever she's talking about doesn't deserve.

[kesia]

love this channel! thank you for the authentic and real interviews. great interviewer with authentic questions

[coopaloopmex]

Thank you for making this interview! Mary Elizabeth Winstead is such a great treasure for the cinema!

[dearsal]

I understand why it's difficult for pure people like her, she deserves the best. I remember when I was a kid I told my uncle who worked in the industry as a producer, I wanted to be an actor, he paused and then he said: we should follow our dreams but you have to know there are wiser decisions, , and i was like what the f was he talking about?! he can help my dream he works in Hollywood!! .. but i grew up and realized that he knows.. he knows what's up.. he knows it's a dark world, a rabbit hole.. and I don't want it anymore. he recently told me that most of the people you see on the red carpet are made. they do what they're told. and when you think you can be rebellious or complain or you want things your way, then that the end of your career..

[MarksOwl]

A very down to earth actress. I like her a lot!

[angelurbina]

I mean, of course she's very pretty and has had many of us yearning for her beauty but she's also a very talented actress. I find it truly shameful that she never gets that much of recognition and that she is somewhat typecast because of it but she also seems like a very cool person that is very passionate about her craft. You can tell by looking into her eyes. She's an absolute queen and she deserves all of our respect.

[mikekelly]

I loved her portrayal as Nikki Swango from the 3rd season of Fargo, the TV series. Just a great character.

[christanehrhart]

I think I was in love with Ramona Flowers but this video kinda ruined that in a good way.

[BruceTetsuya]

I loved her performance in Smashed. I hope she doesn't quit, because she's extremely talented and underrated. If you haven't already, check out her music. She was in a band called Got A Girl (they're not currently active I don't think) and their songs are fantastic.

[LuisJimenez-ynrk]

It sounds like she ran into Harvey Weinstein, or some other creep. SO sorry!

[jeremmorrow]

This is why I keep coming back for these interviews. Changes gonna come. I'm here for it.

[marctravismba]

This is so much better than the crap on late night TV. Thought provoking questions. Real depth. I love it.

[TheTylerRobison]

I love this guy. Great interviewer. Attentive to guests and genuinely cares what they have to say.

[remoronii]

god i love her. and bless this interviewer.

[artemicionkupo]

She could totally play a younger sigourney weaver.