Leelee Sobieski

One frame speaks to the next frame, and then the, the, they all relate to each other.

And, like, one frame will have Helena, the next frame will have Alice, and the other frame will have, uh, you know, one frame will have Helena and then, like, let's say, uh, Lily Sobieski in the rainbow room, and then Alice.

And all three of them are, like, the same character.

This is, they're the same, uh-

Yeah

... trauma based mind control vic- And we see, like, how the mirror of each frame is the same.

And the, and then it connects all of it together, and then we can see that Lily Sobieski is just a younger version of what Alice is.

And Helena is a younger version of what Lily is.

Yeah.

uh so there's that aspect to it but his performance is good i like you know it's fun when he's there i like i think him and lily sobieski have a really good uh chemistry together for sure um and their whole plot line is insane so we'll get into it i'm sure sure is yeah no

i uh i think elijah wood's great in this i have a lot of i i have a lot of fun with his stuff uh you know i i think weirdly his plot is maybe the one i'm most invested in in the movie interesting Uh, just because it is like sort of the more relatable one of all of them.

I mean, I like the tail.

here, but Helen Hunt from Mad About You with Paul Reiser, the old TV show,

and a little starlet called Lili Sobieski, who was an actor in Hollywood for a little while.

Nice looking girl.

And she suddenly just vanished.

Well, Helen

Hunt kind of vanished as well.

Lucy, you would know Lili Sobieski, I'm imagining?

Yes, I do.

It's appropriate in of itself to want to see a girl your age.

Yeah, I mean, we talked about this a little bit on our Never Been Kissed episode where I talked about how Lily Sobieski was like my first true celebrity crush.

And whenever people ask me about it, I always say Never Been Kissed because she's at least 18 in that movie when the reality is that it was Jungle to Jungle when I was like seven and she was nine.

But you don't say that as an adult because that's crazy to say.

Uh, who do I, I don't know, man.

1990s or early 2000s, Lili Sobieski.

I'm trying to get her.

And you're killing Donald Trump?

Right.

Because that was Lili Sobieski and Trisha Helfer and they were wonderful.

Right.

But honestly, and I'm not saying this, you know, there's that point in Spinal Tap where the interviewer, the director Rob Reiner says, you know, you used to be playing a million seat stadiums and now you're down to like 60,000.