

Episode 1593 - Rosemarie DeWitt
Nov 21, 2024
Rosemarie DeWitt, known for her standout roles in Rachel Getting Married and Mad Men, shares her unexpected journey into acting, defying low expectations. She discusses the fun side of making horror films like Smile 2 and reflects on her deep connections with the late Lynn Shelton. They touch on themes of vulnerability in performance, the complexities of aging in the industry, and the emotional nuances of adoption, revealing the rich tapestry of experiences that shape her artistry.
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Shelton's Confidence
- Marc Maron and Rosemarie DeWitt share a bond over their connection with the late Lynn Shelton.
- DeWitt reveals Shelton confided in her about her relationship with Maron.
Playing Lynn Shelton
- DeWitt recalls working with Shelton, feeling she played "the Lynn Shelton part" in Touchy Feely.
- She and Ron Livingston were unsure about a scene's meaning, trusting Shelton's guidance.
Shelton's Directorial Style
- Shelton prioritized actors and their interactions, creating a quiet, underacted style.
- Maron admits to childishly resisting her direction but ultimately recognizing its effectiveness.