4 Minutes Into Her Own Film for a Year

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What BBN said on air. The facts are in the original report: What's on Netflix.

1. Gloria VanceOur guest stars in Recursive Negotiator Four and has watched more streaming than anyone alive. Marguerite Ostrowicz, welcome.

2. Marguerite OstrowiczThank you, Gloria. I'm four minutes into this interview and already love it.

3. Gloria VanceFour minutes.

4. Gloria VanceNetflix just announced sixty-five fresh titles hit the platform this week in the US, with Mayor of Kingstown and Stephen King's The Boogeyman leading the pack.

5. Marguerite OstrowiczSixty-five! I'm four minutes into all of them. The Boogeyman has a great opening. Doors, mostly.

6. Gloria VanceOnly the doors?

7. Marguerite OstrowiczGloria, a door tells you everything. I judge a whole show by its first door.

8. Gloria VanceWhat are you working on these days?

9. Marguerite OstrowiczRecursive Negotiator Four. I play a woman who talks criminals down using only lullabies and a remote with no back.

10. Gloria VanceThe remote?

11. Marguerite OstrowiczMine. It was in my hand when I read the script. Four minutes in, I cried.

12. Gloria VanceHave you watched the finished film, start to end?

13. Marguerite OstrowiczI'm four minutes into it. It's been four minutes for a year. Next question.

14. Gloria VanceThat's not an answer.

15. Marguerite OstrowiczFine. I've never finished anything. Not a series. Not a film. Not a sandwich. I leave at minute five.

16. Gloria VanceI have covered coups with more follow-through.

17. Gloria VanceLightning round. Favorite genre?

18. Marguerite OstrowiczTrailers.

19. Gloria VanceWorst habit?

20. Marguerite OstrowiczSkipping the recap. I'm the recap.

21. Gloria VanceLast one. Will you finish your own film?

22. Marguerite OstrowiczI'm so sorry. It's four minutes long, in my heart. Recursive Negotiator Four, streaming Friday. Door scene's great.

23. Gloria VanceMarguerite, this interview has run past four minutes.

24. Marguerite OstrowiczOh. Then I'm leaving.