Margaret Qualley

“I’ll start with Beau travail, which is a Claire Denis film. And I love my girl Claire. And I specifically love this one ’cause of a last dance sequence, which has– I don’t know if I ever say his name right, but Denis Lavant, who I’m, like, obsessed with. Anyway, Beau travail.”

“To Die For. I just think Nicole Kidman in this movie is so outstanding and I love it when she’ll do anything to get the job and she… I think the line is, it’s like, “Bringing the world into our homes and our homes into the world, it has always been my dream to be such a messenger. I look to you, gentlemen, to make that dream a reality.” And she says it with such conviction and… perfectly psychotic.”

“There’s a certain group of movies that I’ve watched, like, a hundred times. And Punch-Drunk Love is on that list. And I would name Happy Gilmore or Big Daddy if they were in this closet, and they should be in this closet, I think. Anyway… Punch-Drunk Love. We’ve got Adam Sandler, Philip Seymour Hoffman. I could quote this one too actually. “I’ve so much… I’ve so much strength inside me, you have no idea. I have a love in my life that makes me stronger than anything you could ever know. I would say that’s that, Mr. Mattress Man.” Classic.”

“All About Eve. Gorgeous. Perfect. I’m all about it. I’m All About Eve.”

“Do you guys have All That Jazz? This is actually my favorite movie of all time. Bob Fosse. I think this is the greatest movie ever made. People always ask, “If you could have dinner with somebody, who would it be?” Bob Fosse, except I wouldn’t want to go to dinner. I’d just want to dance.”

“I’ll finish it off with Thelma & Louise. I just love, like, a girl story, a girl road-trip story. I’d love to make a movie like this. And it’s good old Sir Ridley Scott.”