Alison Pill

from which neither emerged as a true monarch.

Fans of House of the Dragon will recognize Matilda as the inspiration for Rhaenyra Targaryen, and Matilda was portrayed by Alison Pill in the 2010 historical fiction Pillars of the Earth.

But let's explore her true story without the addition of fire-breathing lizards, and decide if Empress Matilda truly was the first Queen Regnant of England.

Matilda was probably born on February 7th, 1102.

He's trying to be recruited by one chef voiced by Titus Welliver, who is great as this maniacal mobster.

And another by Rose, this hardcore vegan voiced by Alison Pill.

from scott pilgrim who is they're at war with each other and because he's like the carnivore she's the vegetarian he she he actually killed most of her friends because he wanted to take over a farm so they're at war with each other and jiro we think try not to spoil anything for bigger might be playing both sides because besides being an accomplished chef he's also a tremendous killer and And it is this wonderful dynamic.

It's played very seriously because if it wasn't, it would be on like a Rick and Morty, Archer level of just like

Picard.

Oh, Alison Pill.

Alison Pill.

For some odd reason, when, and I've seen her, I've seen the Trailers, clearly.

I knew who it was.

But for some odd reason, I was thinking in my head that Alison Brie was Alison Pill.

I'm like, I don't look like Alison Pill.

I was like, but it's Alison Brie.

She's the drummer.

Alison Pill?

Oh, Alison Pill.

I

forgot.

And I wonder, have there been plays or roles that you found it especially difficult to sort of find your way into in that way?

Yes, I would say I did a play with Teresa Rebeck and Bobby Cannavale and Alison Pill and F. Murray Abraham and Dylan Baker on Broadway called Mauritius, Teresa Rebeck.

And it was about two sisters that were fighting over this stamp after their mother dies.

They're half sisters.

Yeah.

All right, to stretch this analogy further, what's it like when you can't take care? I mean, I don't know whether th- this is what happened with you, but I know that when she came back from being an MP, Glenda Jackson, w- who you'd directed in Three Tall Women with, uh, Laurie Metcalf and Alison Pill, was a real old handful.

Yeah.

Right?

Because she all of a sudden understood something, which was, and Glenda was kind of doing these speeches very, very beautifully, and sort of in the background, Laurie was playing a game.

[laughs]

And the other actor, Alison Pill, thought, "Oh, what's that game?" And so behind this woman-

Right

And there are constant intermissions every 15 minutes from the concert.

And then the bad stuff in Trap is the last 30 minutes, where he is in his living room arguing with Allison Pill, getting, uh, tasered-

Mm

... by, uh, the great Hayley Mills, who we will discuss shortly on this podcast.

Based on Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen by Dylan She- by Diane Sheldon.

Uh, starring Lindsay Lohan, Adam Garcia, Glenn Headly, and Allison Pill.

The premise is a teenage girl is convinced that her home city revolves around her until her family packs up and moves to the suburbs, where she finds herself competing for attention.

Um, the role of Lola Stepp, now we've moved on.