Two incredibly talented women whose work I admire more than words can express! This was a very interesting and enlightening conversation. Thanks for sharing it!
The movie her smell, was a rollercoaster. I already held Elizabeth In high regards as an actor, but damn the character of Becky Something was like getting struck by lightning in a sandstorm. Gritty and electrifying. Both of them are phenomenally talented and humble.❤️
I stopped this interview at the 20 minute mark to watch the video they were talking about. Just speechless....... Two artists at the top of their game. WOW!
Brandi's discussion about the "Rock n Roll moment" that happens just one time in a song's trajectory is a brilliant epiphany. Happens around 12:30 in the video timeline.
Both of you, Brandi and Elizabeth, are phenomenal people and fabulous leaders. I love you both .. and together .. wow! .. this was great .. I know I'll listen to the whole chat again at least once or twice. Thank you so very very much. I am so grateful for each of you .. your journeys are profound, ethical and true. What a fabulous conversation this was!!! ❤
Elizabeth Moss' performance in Brandi Carlile's video "Party of One" was so amazing, stunning and as powerful as Brandi's voice and lyrics. It takes someone's special to convey emotions with such strength in just a glare. You can check it out here, I highly recommend the original video: th-cam.com/video/FW5xe1FpDfQ/w-d-xo.html
Elisabeth commented on our anger. We were the cusp of change. We were not the peace and love hippies that went on to be our corporate parents, or even the starched shirt conservative parents. We were the first really out generation. We were angry because we had been taught one way, and then found another and the two didn't mesh. Reagan emptied the state run mental health facilities and made tens of thousands of people homeless. And they never opened again. Our gay men started dying of a plague that no one cared enough about to fund research. And they were our friends, our peers. The first billionaires were making their money, and Reagan decided to cut taxes because the money would miraculously trickle down and prosperity would come to even the poorest. We all know how that turned out. Health care costs were skyrocketing, and the first people started going bankrupt from medical bills in the age of insurance can cancel you for being sick. Mental health care was not available to those of us who could not afford it. A whole lot of us survived the self medication out of fear because of those who it killed. So yes, these few sentences and a hundred more. We were pissed off, bottom line, because we had been fed a line and handed a pile of crap to deal with. Us creatives, a lot of us decided it was better to burn out than to fade away. A whole bunch of us survived, and now we're a lot older and spending a lot of time looking back on the carnage and not regretting a moment of the wake up call we did give the world. From the shadows of our studio apartments on the low rent end of town.
Wow...a year later it’s scary to hear Elisabeth saying when the right to protest and freedom of speech is taken away, that’s when you’re in trouble. Welp...we are in serious trouble
~B feels everything like a true artist should. There's nothing wrong with emotions and don't let the duckers prescribe you so. It's a gift that I had to learn to wear comfortably. The listeners the fans like to see the true self as the true light as you are~1111 Peace be still. Pluck the sucker, pinch rather...more fruit. I wonder if she could do a song as the movie "girl interrupted"
She seems so well-rounded, though. It doesn't feel that she's on the end of the spectrum of Scientology where the extremists lie. If that makes sense... She seems incredibly down to earth, accepting, educated and empathetic. I get the feeling that she approaches the religion much like she probably approaches preparing for her roles....she just takes what she needs from it and applies it based on her own interpretation of the info she digests. Then just kinda tossed whatever doesn't necessarily apply after that. In my opinion, anyway. She doesn't come off as anything but genuine to me.
I try to keep in mind that she was raised in it. Leaving the church of Scientology literally rips families apart. Even if she wanted to leave, she couldn't. It does suck though, because otherwise I ADORE her.
I 100% agree. She really seems like a caring person (at least based on other interviews I watched and read with her). She takes certain elements of Scientology that help her, and disregards the rest. To me she comes across as a strong personality, but definitely someone who you would want to have a drink or a coffee with.
Don’t get these two together at all. Moss and Scientology stand against absolutely everything Brandi stands for and promotes. Seems somebody is a hypocrite here..............
I don’t think it’s a matter of hypocrisy. To me it seems to be a matter of looking past someone’s own background and beliefs to just focus on the incredible art they are making (both Brandi and Elizabeth). Even though we widely look at Scientology as a cult, and I too see it as rather cultish, I am not a hypocrite for wanting to commend and appreciate someone’s work. Neither is Brandi. When I open my mind, I’m able to see beyond people’s labels, and focus more on there actions is various facets of life.
That was REALLY good. They're both such great examples of women trailblazers and such humble people. Legit.
Women Trailblazers, cool.
Brandi throwing constant compliments to Elisabeth's performance is just too sweet
I think Brandi is such a kind soul and would be an awesome on her own show.
Two incredibly talented women whose work I admire more than words can express! This was a very interesting and enlightening conversation. Thanks for sharing it!
I think Brandi needs her own late night talk show!
I AGREE!!!
Period.
She is totally the next Oprah, Ellen or Kelly Clarkson with more talents.
Definitely she’s so genial and engaging, she seems very easy to chat with.
Yeah, she's genuinely authentically engaging in a way that's rare.
The movie her smell, was a rollercoaster. I already held Elizabeth In high regards as an actor, but damn the character of Becky Something was like getting struck by lightning in a sandstorm. Gritty and electrifying. Both of them are phenomenally talented and humble.❤️
I love Brandi so much! This interview is amazing!
I stopped this interview at the 20 minute mark to watch the video they were talking about. Just speechless....... Two artists at the top of their game. WOW!
2 epic artists here at the top of their games. Very entertaining to listen to, these ladies are both amazing.
Elisabeth my favorite actress ever!
Brandi's discussion about the "Rock n Roll moment" that happens just one time in a song's trajectory is a brilliant epiphany. Happens around 12:30 in the video timeline.
💝outstanding singer💝strong and soft hearted at the same time💝⚜️🤗🙏🏻super charismatic ⚜️
One of my favorite singer, one of my favorite actress ♥️ They bouth have beautiful soules, so happy to see they are friends.
Check out Elisabeth’s performance in the video for Brandi’s song “Party of One”, she’s amazing (as always.)
great interview - comments and questions and interaction by and between both women was so interesting!
Both of you, Brandi and Elizabeth, are phenomenal people and fabulous leaders. I love you both .. and together .. wow! .. this was great .. I know I'll listen to the whole chat again at least once or twice. Thank you so very very much. I am so grateful for each of you .. your journeys are profound, ethical and true. What a fabulous conversation this was!!! ❤
I love Brandi Carlile
PS. Sounds so interesting would be curious to check this film out
Two of my favorite women right now being classy
Brandi Carlile is amazing!
“Rock and roll is a risk” 🙌🤟
👏👏👏👏
“No bar, no house party is beneath you”
Time well spent
Lizzy Lizzy girl
Brandi got you gushing and blushing =)
I love you brandi
Elizabeth Moss' performance in Brandi Carlile's video "Party of One" was so amazing, stunning and as powerful as Brandi's voice and lyrics. It takes someone's special to convey emotions with such strength in just a glare. You can check it out here, I highly recommend the original video: th-cam.com/video/FW5xe1FpDfQ/w-d-xo.html
Elisabeth commented on our anger. We were the cusp of change. We were not the peace and love hippies that went on to be our corporate parents, or even the starched shirt conservative parents. We were the first really out generation. We were angry because we had been taught one way, and then found another and the two didn't mesh. Reagan emptied the state run mental health facilities and made tens of thousands of people homeless. And they never opened again. Our gay men started dying of a plague that no one cared enough about to fund research. And they were our friends, our peers. The first billionaires were making their money, and Reagan decided to cut taxes because the money would miraculously trickle down and prosperity would come to even the poorest. We all know how that turned out. Health care costs were skyrocketing, and the first people started going bankrupt from medical bills in the age of insurance can cancel you for being sick. Mental health care was not available to those of us who could not afford it. A whole lot of us survived the self medication out of fear because of those who it killed. So yes, these few sentences and a hundred more. We were pissed off, bottom line, because we had been fed a line and handed a pile of crap to deal with. Us creatives, a lot of us decided it was better to burn out than to fade away. A whole bunch of us survived, and now we're a lot older and spending a lot of time looking back on the carnage and not regretting a moment of the wake up call we did give the world. From the shadows of our studio apartments on the low rent end of town.
Soo the title or Brandi’s intro doesn’t tell me which film they are talking about! I adore both of these trailblazer… they are changing the world
it’s the music video for “party of one”
@@edie8931 thanks!
Wow...a year later it’s scary to hear Elisabeth saying when the right to protest and freedom of speech is taken away, that’s when you’re in trouble. Welp...we are in serious trouble
Right to protest and free press. Losing it in France..keep the fight ✊
i am slow.... what movie are they talking about? would love to watch it.... thanks in advance
not to be that person bc this was such a beautiful conversation but my god brandi is attractive
My question was at 41:20. I think I died?
~B feels everything like a true artist should. There's nothing wrong with emotions and don't let the duckers prescribe you so. It's a gift that I had to learn to wear comfortably. The listeners the fans like to see the true self as the true light as you are~1111 Peace be still. Pluck the sucker, pinch rather...more fruit. I wonder if she could do a song as the movie "girl interrupted"
Brandi Carlile=BDE
@28:14 this is exactly what happens in China... and gradually creeping to Hong Kong, which is really sad and alarming
I wanna like Elizabeth but the scientology makes it hard to trust in anything she says.
She seems so well-rounded, though. It doesn't feel that she's on the end of the spectrum of Scientology where the extremists lie. If that makes sense...
She seems incredibly down to earth, accepting, educated and empathetic. I get the feeling that she approaches the religion much like she probably approaches preparing for her roles....she just takes what she needs from it and applies it based on her own interpretation of the info she digests. Then just kinda tossed whatever doesn't necessarily apply after that.
In my opinion, anyway. She doesn't come off as anything but genuine to me.
That changes how I will view her, her words and her work going forward. I am glad I know.
I try to keep in mind that she was raised in it. Leaving the church of Scientology literally rips families apart. Even if she wanted to leave, she couldn't. It does suck though, because otherwise I ADORE her.
I 100% agree. She really seems like a caring person (at least based on other interviews I watched and read with her). She takes certain elements of Scientology that help her, and disregards the rest. To me she comes across as a strong personality, but definitely someone who you would want to have a drink or a coffee with.
♥️
Great yak.
Don’t get these two together at all. Moss and Scientology stand against absolutely everything Brandi stands for and promotes. Seems somebody is a hypocrite here..............
I don’t think it’s a matter of hypocrisy. To me it seems to be a matter of looking past someone’s own background and beliefs to just focus on the incredible art they are making (both Brandi and Elizabeth). Even though we widely look at Scientology as a cult, and I too see it as rather cultish, I am not a hypocrite for wanting to commend and appreciate someone’s work. Neither is Brandi. When I open my mind, I’m able to see beyond people’s labels, and focus more on there actions is various facets of life.
For me, seeing a performance purely for what it is and not allowing bias to cloud your interpretation is what the greatest performances are all about.
You are so off base with this comment.
PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE INTUSIVE!!