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This content is a discussion between author Lauren Smith and her editor Jennifer Smith about the launch of Smith's debut novel, "Someday Maybe," exploring the writing process, inspirations, and the transition from acting to authorship.

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okay get

can you hear me yeah you can hear you

love my

bracelet it's just a piece of leather

with a little wait with

a thingy on

it this is what the whole video chat's

GNA be like

guys okay so everybody can hear

us yeah I think they can hear us okay so

but now this picture looks weird is it

okay I think yeah it is okay uh hi

everybody I'm Jennifer Smith I'm

Lauren's editor here at random house so

um Lauren and I are going to chat for a

little bit and then about sort of the

writing the book Happy Pub day to Lauren

it's it's the first day I couldn't have

done it without you thank you thank you

it's uh Lauren's been a published author

for like 12 hours now so how does it

feel very strange because all I've done

is talk about how it feels so I haven't

really felt it because I've just been

trying to explain to people how it I

don't know feels yeah yeah um so sorry so

um we're like sitting so close I know um

so the first question is um why why it's

two parter um first of all why a book

and secondly why a novel because I feel

like a lot of actors do like a cookbook

or a memoir or a picture book and yours

have some pictures but mine mostly words

um I really wanted to do something I

want this is a story I wanted to tell I

I I don't enti know where uh the

creative impulse to do things comes from

I really don't I don't know um I don't

know why I woke up and wanted to be an

actor but um I knew that I did not want

to write a memoir I knew I did not

wanted write a book yeah that's good um

I don't like to cook so I would have

been much less interested I do like to

cook but I would rather read somebody

else's cookbook um and I really wanted

to talk about what it was like to I

wanted to try to tell a story about what

it's like to start out at at anything

and the and acting happens to be the

world I know the best um great so uh it

was announced last week that Parenthood

got renewed which I'm very excited about

because I love the show but also because

you were so productive as a writer while

on set so much more than you were isn't

that weird that I'm more productive with

another job they always say if you want

something done give it to a busy person

like busy sort of um but I wanted to

hear about sort of your writing routine

on set and off yes I think there's

something about the Parenthood day which

is where uh also where the idea to write

came from because sometimes I'm off for

three hours or the afternoon or just the

morning or I have a day and there's

nothing really that can fill that time

um I couldn't do a play you know I

couldn't like go shoot a movie so I

thought what kind can I kind of give

myself to have a creative outlet and um

and so this is what it was and the and

the easier thing about Parenthood is I

have a trailer that and I get I have a

TV that gets like three channels and so

um there isn't much to do there it's not

an attractive trailer there's no good

art in there the bathroom's terrible I

can't there's nothing like to play with

you know so I would sit in my computer

and um and it's quiet and I did get a

lot done there so I'm glad that we have

22 Episodes for me to continue to get

things done don't get cable or any art

no well I have cable but it's okay okay

um so was this is your obviously your

first book was there anything that sort

of surprised you about the writing

process or what was your favorite part

or worst it really really surprised me

how much would happen if I would just um

work and it really surprised me how much

the characters and the world would take

on a life of their own and speak back to

me at risk of sounding insane or direct

sort of go in an unexpected Direction um

but as you I think said to me many times

like you can't you can't revise

something that isn't

there and um so sometimes even when I

didn't feel that I had that I was saying

exactly what I wanted to say I tried to

push through and no matter what I came

up with it was better than nothing yeah

that is true always better yeah um so

did you find it isolating it all after

you know acting so collaborative um or

did you like the creative Independence I

liked it both I found it isolating and

sometimes I would see friends or whoever

at the end of the day and and I would

feel insane like I would feel like I

hadn't like talked to anybody and and I

would feel really strange

um uh I didn't like sitting that was the

that was um I don't know if I have to

get like one of those treadmill

desks it was so that was was so crazy is

to sit that long because I haven't had a

a job that requires sitting you know in

a long time so that was just strange my

us yay yay okay hi sorry this is why s

sucks you guys this is what I've been

saying all along the video chat is

confusing to me it's still confusing I

don't understand what is going on and

thank you for sticking with us we'll

stay here and we'll talk for a long time

to the point where you want us to shut

up okay a little bit more for me and

then we'll we'll open up to questions um

so um not to open myself up to

complaints but what was the editorial

process what you expected

um I actually first of all you're a

wonderful editor and I learned a lot and

it was it was something that it was a

partnership I can see being

um brought with as I can see being

really difficult because it really is a

partnership it really is somebody you

need to work well with and and um and

trust and I would say at times I

actually expected this is I was always

like this about uh you know Hollywood

too I I I always thought somebody was

gonna be like it's terrible it's

horrible you should throw this all out

and start all over again like I expected

like you know scary I expected you to be

like who do you think you are you're

insane and you'd be like no I really

like it and I was like remember in the

beginning I had to be like Jen just cuz

you like Parenthood don't you be easy on

me you tell me you tell me if this is

terrible and you were very positive and

encouraging and then also extremely

exacting and um and and precise and I

would say in some cases I didn't take

your good ideas just because I was

trying so hard to be independent and not

and not feel like I you know was leaning

I really wanted this to be my successor

failure and it is I mean it was it was

good I mean I think the best the best

writer out relationships it's really a

dialogue and I feel like you have those

authors who take every single note

because they're like you're my editor of

course I'm gonna listen to you and then

you have the ones who are like I'm an

artist I'm not taking anything and you

are sort of somewhere in between where

you you thoughtfully considered every

everything and then um and then took the

ones that you want to and I would say

some of the most helpful and now I see

it myself um and I saw it really in

Reading when I read the audio book but

there are a lot of habits I have or even

tastes I have that have to do with

working mainly from script yeah so I

really like dialogue and it's harder for

me to slow down and kind of set the

scene and say she picked up the pen and

wrote on the you know because my mind

fills that in as an actor I'm used to

thinking o and then I'll do this or you

get a stage direction or but so so that

was challenging to me to to um to set

the scene yeah um but I see when I read

the audiobook I there were places where

I thought this is a lot of dialogue so

I'll fix it next time

oh well yes well you want to talk so

you're working well you're you're you're

working you're starting new book a

second book do you want to talk about

that at all or not really because you're

no I mean I I

Envision I Envision this character the

same main character having her first

year in Los Angeles and in the way that

it isn't she doesn't have like huge

successes or um you know she doesn't

become uh well known or anything but

I would like the idea of at least this

character maybe some of the others in

Los Angeles for a year whether she goes

back to New York or stays in Los Angeles

I'm not sure um but I like kind of

centering the world around the cast of a

show yeah and I don't know if the show

will succeed or fail or what kind of

show exactly it is don't say

anymore don't give it all okay and then

at the end you don't even have to buy it

and then draw my um so actually I want

to talk about that so for was it hard

for you to balance the book is

ultimately hopeful in terms of like

prospects with acting but you know was

it hard just balance that with the

realities of it's obviously sort of a

tough you know it's a tough business and

I had a librarian actually I was talking

with this book with a lot of librarians

who said you know is this book okay for

my teenage daughter who's obsessed with

theater and I immediately was like oh

it's totally fine like it crosses over

to ya and she was like no no no I mean

like is it going to crush her hopes in

terms of want to be an actor so how was

it was it hard to sort of because you

did talk about like how it's baby steps

and yeah I mean I knew I wanted it to be

a kind and hopeful story and so I you

know I would never Crush anyone's hopes

and dreams on purpose um but yeah to me

it's about the realities somewhat it's

about the realities of someone who

really deserves to be there yeah and um

and still is going to face all kinds of difficulty

difficulty

um but yeah I guess I wanted it to be

encouraging not just to somebody trying

to be an actor but to the idea of your

20s as a time when the learning curve

for everything is huge and and and you

don't know if you're going to get what

you ultimately dream of you know yeah um

so um this is I know not your favorite

question in the world but even though

the book is fiction there's obviously

you know it's sort of loosely based on

your experiences do you want to sort of

like set the record straight on how like

I mean to me I guess I there's no

um there's a piece of me in all of these

characters and that was part of the fun

too of creating a world there's a piece

of me and the old asmatic agent there's

a you know there's so it's it's it's not

just that main character it's a world I

know and like but it was similar to me

to the process of acting which is I

started from things I knew and then kind

of fictionalized a l which is like any

debut novels I me I think there's

especially of debuts there's always sort

of a lot and it's true it's not just

everybody will go right to Franny but it

really is it sort of fits of everything

but there's no there's no relationship

I'm trying to talk about there is no

there was no you know person who none of

the other characters are stand-ins for

you know a person in my real life and so

in that way it's not like it's not like

I'm writing a me you know like I sort of

thinly veiled a memoir or something um

so okay speaking of the old asthmatic

agent Barney who my favorite charact you

know I love Barney um I was my not more

Barney um so he's really funny and the

book is really funny and it's it's

actually even for funny people it's not

always easy to to be funny on the page

and I feel like sometimes my notes to

you were literally just like you funnier

and you did it immediately and and but

the but the book has sort of a lot of

heart to it too was it did that come

easily to you the humor part wasn't hard

to sort of balance the two it was hard

to balance the two I I think I

envisioned it more the way I speak which

is um I think a lot of people are

probably Envision no I know and I hope

you're not disappointed but I found it

hard to structure a 350 page novel in a

Snappy sort of voice that's not

ultimately I don't think it's

sustainable necessarily I think it would

have been easier in a memoir to write the

the

way I you know try to be on a talk show

or something but I was surprised at how

much um I don't know Nostalgia I had for

this time and that I wanted to bring

some depth to these characters in this

story and you know I will say so far in

the work I've done on this next one it

is slightly brighter I would say and

it's easier to make fun of La it's a

place that is pretty funny and I think I

in in the parts of me that reached back

to that time in New York I I feel real

affection for it and it doesn't and it

wasn't a funny time yeah you know it it

was and I think for most people um

there's such vulnerability in in

starting out and that's just kind of

what came up to me you know um I think

as this person grows and gets more

confident and you know gets in more like

originally I conceived it as like a

bunch of wacky scrapes of like audition

mishaps and that's just not what it

turned into yeah well I mean it's really

the New York part it's such a love

letter to the city I mean it's so it's

so much fun to sort of the 90s thing

where you have Time Square being this

very dangerous place and I kept calling

you out on think like the mcdlt Jen was

like I I wrote about a mcdlt does anyone

know what this is it was a sandwich

McDonald's had in the '90s where the hot

part was hot on the hot side and then

the cold part was uh you know it was

kept your lettuce and tomato separate

does anybody care about this like no um

and then so you could have the two

together and not because we have such

problems with our lettuce getting hot

what and so I said mcdlt and Jen was

like do you mean BLT I was like no I

never heard of person I went back and

watched the commercials and it seemed

like a pretty ridiculous sandwich right

um so did you ever have a file and was

it doodled as oh yeah I that's also

something those haven't gotten their

order yet there's filofax do we have a

book we could show do we have a book I

just signed like the 10,000 million of

them they're are great one of my

favorite parts of the book is there are

filofax pages that are covered in Lauren

Doodles um throughout throughout the

pages um so did you have one a

mcdlt yes I had file of facts

and so maybe maybe we should

show more doodled page more more

um it's something that is only recently

gone out of use you know which is that

you had to write your appointments down

and then you would get no I'm gonna

answer this Franny Banks has to do with

um in the story Franny and Zoe the

Salinger the two Salinger short stories

come into play and that's uh partially

where Franny's name comes from answer to

somebody's question I just saw um but

one thing I miss even though and I've to

revive it and it doesn't quite happen is

is to write down the my week because at

the end of the year you look at at the

pages and you can see the weeks that

were full and the weeks that were empty

know and just that tactile and then at

the end of the year you sort of put it I

would put it away and I would get fresh

new pages and there's something you know

that you don't have you don't have when

you write it on your phone yes let's all

try to keep our appointments in a book

um doodled horses are Doodles I'm sorry

I get distracted by your good questions

doodled horses are Doodles because it's

one of the only things I know how to

draw you did it really well thanks you

wrote about it before you drew them and

I was wondering the whole the whole

process how the horses and hats were

gonna turn out they turned out really

nicely um so um I was gonna ask you how

Franny and Zoe sort of made its way into

into the book but also what are some of

your favorite alltime favorite books

which is a question I actually have to

say I hate because it always like all

the books you read go out of your head

immediately well also people keep asking

me what's my f my most recent favorite

book and and I keep saying the same

thing because once I started trying to

work on my next book I stopped reading

yeah because I feel too guilty because

I'm supposed to be working you and um so

I don't know um uh I don't I can't even

give a list of favorite books

necessarily I just saw somebody say oh

she looks so exhausted thanks guys

wow really feeling great she been really

busy she's she's been running around you

it's wonderful Lighting in here let me

tell you the overhead fluorescent is I

recommend it highly I'm just gonna do

the rest of it like this should we do

some audience questions now Kate yes

let's do audience questions because

that's what I'm doing anyway um um wait

but what were you saying though oh

favorite book uh uh only that again en

channeling a time of um in the world of

of being in your 20s and and maybe a

little earlier that that

um those that Salinger stuff was

especially important then and um and

it's just always something that has

stuck with me and it's something for a

while it was even woven into the plot

more that she has finds this huge

parallel and then it just didn't make

sense it's one of the things I sort of

um dropped I love the character of Dan

too chrisell the best who would who

would I see playing him I don't know

because all these people have to be in

like May Whitman playing playing Franny

May Whitman my TV daughter although May

has such confidence but she could act it

she could you know I just see you need

somebody like spunky and and special um

so uh yes there's pictures at the

signing you guys but we're figuring out

how to do them it may be like a I'm

sitting at a desk and you stick your

head in but we're going to do pictures

for sure um I don't have my file effects

from 1995 or it would have come in way

handy because we had it was really we

put the art Department to um uh it was

it was a yeah a lot of work to to get

what I thought would be kind of a simple

um you know uh thing I would stand at

the signing but I have to sign oh you

did that for guys doll you had to stick

your head in I'm sorry we're trying to

figure it out but I'm trying to I'm not

coming to the UK have I read my editor's

books are you kidding I love them they

are wonderful and you should read them

too out recently this is what happiness

looks like thank you

on it's fun to do this with Jen because

she doesn't get to do it as often

although you've done more author events

than I have yeah but not on the scale

what you're doing but I like talking to

you so thank you for doing this because

it helps it helps me not feel nervous

cuz I still have I'm nervous I am

nervous the nervous you know like

probably Kelly RI is not more like

nervous than you when you're giving

interview so you I don't know I don't

know you don't know maybe Kelly Ripa is

nervous I had fun probably not as

nervous as me though um so do we want to

actually do some like video sessions or

are we doing that hi graham crackers I

give you a shout out I'm just gonna

Rogue do questions that I see this has

gone off the rails keep keep some text

ones okay um what has been the best part

of this premere week finally that it's

here I have been nervous and waiting and

I am excited to be talking to you and

saying thank you to all the people who

have been so sweet reading up to this

and it's exciting to sort of um to be

here it's a long process being a writer

I mean Laur yeah I mean Lauren start you

started this book you know well over two

years ago and we acquired the book two

years ago it's so it's it's been a long

time coming yeah TV where you're filming

an episode and then it comes out uh yes

well and even I mean sometimes you do a

movie and it takes a while but you can

kind of move on and forget about it in a

way and then also it's you know a lot of

other people's hands go into it so by

the time you see it it's something else

it's not just the last thing you did

it's oh there's music and you know they

adjusted the color and in this case you

can't blame the director although I'm gonna

gonna try

try [Music]

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um Fred is in California taking care of

his child um I okay the title oh that's

interesting how do we come up with the

title well the title was originally um

faster funnier louder which is something

Barney Sparks says to her and is also an

old theater expression and I thought it

would be funny given how much he speaks

in cliche that he gives her this

profound advice that in a way is

profound and in a way is the simplest

thing you know it's like it's there's no

place like home or something and but um

the Publishers felt the director blame

in blaming the director the Publishers

felt that it was felt too much like

theater like too inside and too and it

was a little too Punchy like the book

has a lot of heart and that was sort of

set up to be like this very right yeah

sharp it sounds sharp Som a little bit

whistful yes but you came up with that

in about two I was so scared to tell

well because I know that's right and and

I because I had actually thought I

thought that someday somebody maybe was

going to be a suggestion because to me

that was it's just a passage in the book

where Franny is dreaming of someday when

she will not be in this place where she

doesn't have any money and doesn't have

a job and doesn't have a boyfriend and

you know that someday she will feel like

she belongs on I think she's walking

down Fifth Avenue and I do like cheese

balls but not cheese balls I like I like

cheese Crispies and I don't even like

cheese puffs I just thought cheese puffs

is funnier but I like crunchy cheese

puffs but I try not to eat them but I do

like them

myself um was I influenced by any of my

high school English teachers I would say

I had uh first of all I was an English

major at Barnard college and that whole

time was a huge influence on me and I

had a drama a teacher named Brian Nelson

in high school who was also just a very

smart um person who um was a huge

influences and and is writer himself now

um hi Brian Nelson that's nice of you

you guys are so fast um did I ever

accidentally walk into the wrong

audition like Franny um just not

entirely but uh it's I was trying to

show the world of these confusing

audition rooms um where you always feel

like you're in the wrong Place uh no

matter no matter what what was the worst

audition you ever had I couldn't even

pick one I couldn't even pick one here's

one that was really particularly

horrible that I was talking about the

other day I auditioned from Mike Nichols

you know who that is giant director um

and I was so

nervous and I had prepared but I was so

nervous I left out an entire page of the

scene so it made no sense I went from

one line and then he gave me or somebody

gave me the next line and then I was

like but they're all wearing blue or

something like it made no sense and he

was so nice and didn't really say

anything and I mean didn't say that I

like oh you dropped a page and um but I

still think about it because that was my

one chance to audition for Mike Nichols

and it was over you brought a lot of

emotional truth to this in the book

those are the fun I mean they make me

I've read this book probably I can't

count how many times those make me laugh

out loud every single time God you're

nice I there will be more um because

there's no matter how many times you

have a bad audition and think that you

can't possibly ever go through that

again it will happen and some new the

phone rings somebody's eating a sandwich

you got interrupted there's a siren

going off outside I mean it's just an

endless parade of things that can yes f

for bucks

um Diane Keaton here's the thing about

Diane Keaton uh said to me um one day

and it's in the acknowledgements in the

book When We Were doing the movie

because I said

so you know you should write a book and

I was I thought wh why would she what

but it was it's something about the

power don't ever forget it of someone you

you

admire lifting you up and saying

something nice and and and giving and

saying I believe in you for no

particular reason I just um do you like

the water bottle I um I just uh I don't

know she just yeah saw she just was

encouraging and and it meant so so much

um you love the wedding polka dot cake

in that movie

movie

um sorry I'm reading things they're

moving really fast yeah they're moving

really fast there's not yet a book tour

in Europe I am going to Spain this summer

summer

um come to Minnesota I do

regularly but not for this book Ray

Romano or Jason Ritter I don't know I

don't know if we have of them for the

show next year so I can't even I can't

even try like get my hopes up to to to

think about either story because we may

not have the

actor to yeah do it so um Jason Jason

Jason Jason Jason wow uh maybe Sarah

will get really career focused Sarah

needs to stop sleeping on a pull out bed

and um and and anywhere from there would

oh Ray Ray nice okay see this is exactly

how yeah Ray for sure

um how about Seth I know John Corbett uh

I haven't read 50 Shades of Gray Am I

the only person in the universe you Mak

me blush again just talking about it I

haven't read it Jason Scott Patterson

you haven't read it either um Digger

Digger Chris aaman good one Katie

what's more nerve-racking opening night

on Broadway or debuting your first novel

I think they're all pretty

nerve-wracking and I would like to try

to pick a next hobby or pursuit or

career that was that had it was easier

and not so um not so scary but I don't

know I also feel here's something about

writing the book completing it um was it

I felt

really um you know it's it is not

perfect but I was better at the end than

I was when I started and I thought God

what else could this apply to like if

you just kind of put your mind to

something and and practiceing it was

incredible how much you I mean you were

great to start with which is why I

wanted to buy the book because you have

a great voice that's sort of naturally

funny and charming and the characters

were great but it was amazing watching

over the course of like the you know

couple years we worked on it by the end

it was just yeah long time so take that

guys no matter what if you have practi

makes you better if not perfect it's not

me on the cover of the book it's a nice

we we really that was another thing Jen

was incredibly helpful with the cover

she found that photograph of the

Brooklyn Bridge and we needed a person

on it and we kept getting these examples

of people who I just didn't feel looked

like even the back of Franny like you

know for those who read the book they

looked like the perfume lady version of

Franny it looked like an ad for someone

you know thinking about their life and I

was like it's spunky she's got to have

life and you know yeah and we looked for

a girl on a bicycle and it was hard to

find so we ultimately got um got someone

to to pose and I'm happy with how the

cover looks great yeah Lauren and I

designed it it doesn't usually happen

that way yeah um I don't know if I'm

going to direct an episode of Parenthood

Peter has directed some great episodes

and I think I have enough careers for

now I think I I think I have enough to

to focus on and um and but I would like

to direct

someday um Twitter I first of all I love

talking to you guys on Twitter I love

hearing from you I I love especially on

a day like today when I'm feeling

nervous to get your support and like

feel cheered on is really incredible and

then I get nervous sometimes when I feel

I'm letting you down I'm not tweeting

enough and like who can forget Mike

ell's um criticism of me that I gave me

a B on my tweeting I'm seeing him this

week we'll discuss it um but no it's

been really fun and and uh and nice to

hear from you oh A+ thanks Amber Martin

A++ plus A++ plus thanks W Melle W

Buel are there any parts of the book you

hope will really stand out to people any proud

proud

of I I really like um to me the sort of

last third of the book um and

you know I'm happy with how things kind

of all came together I like um the

wedding scene that for a long time Jen

was like where's the wedding scene

because I kept saying then there's a

wedding scene with I would get this

whole stck of pages and it would be a

fluid story and then there would

literally be a thing that just this

wedding scene and then like why you g to

write the wedding scene and then I wrote

the wedding scene and I like it and I

just like it as a relationship moment of

because I've definitely and especially

then had strange things where you're

like am I with a friend is this

something more and you know those are

always weird in uh in your 20s

especially writer block for sure and um

but not I I guess I think of writer's

block as something you have first of all

when you're already a published author

and then you go through a tough time

where you feel like you can't write I I

would have writers block day when I had

set aside a whole day to do my work and

I was like I'm gonna really get a lot

done and then I would not get anything

done Google Pao and then I would Google

patio furniture and truly I keep meaning

I have to take a picture of

of the Asian food ingredients um none of

which I have used um if they made a bad

Santa too which for a while they were

talking about making hi Josie uh Jossie

know her name is Jossie um and I don't

know then and there were like excited

phone calls about Bad Santa 2 and then

um then it never happened Welcome to

Hollywood guys it's only like half of

what anybody ever says happen yes Jen's

editing her next book too I'm editing it

too yeah yes yes you're editing it too

um movie I feel like if someday somay

maybe was anything it would be a um Tv

show uh but I'm not really there yet

seeing as how it just came out today but

no I mean I can't help but think how

much fun that would be and um and I so I

don't know that's the kind of stuff that

happens I guess after today um my oh the

movie I'm filming in Atlanta was great I

am done they're still working on it I

think it's going to be I mean it's

called right now A Fran Christmas

miracle um I don't know what it's going

to be called um yes I can read that

fast you can Bank on banks you know

what's funny about the first episode of

the show Christel you can Bank on banks

you can Bank on banks is a line in the

next book I'm working on uh Franny gets

an article about her in The Hollywood

Reporter and that's the kind of um

title they would give it my favorite

color it's

blue um hi

Robin um the TV show that doesn't exist

that people are already asking me about

um would be set in the 90s yeah but that

would be the first thing they would

argue about that' be the first budget

thing that to go they'd be like listen

it can't really be New York in the 90s

um but we would try

try

uh what hair color do I prefer on May I

think she's beautiful no matter what

she's very brunette right now which

makes her look more makes us look more

alike for the show which I think is nice

but I feel like she can get away with

literally anything do I like Dolly

Parton yes I

do I would like to do Broadway again um

but boy is it tough and I uh my god um

I'm answering clearly a random slew of

questions but I figure that's what we're

here for i' H would I dye my hair ever

I've dyed my hair every color in the

world and it's so fried I I can't dye it anymore

anymore

um hi Nora Lizzie and mo

um will I be on bun heads I don't know

people ask me this I don't think you

need me on bun heads Sutton Foster is

awesome and uh I think it's such a

wonderful show and

um they don't need me I love that Kelly

Bishop too um Fred has not read my novel

yet he's just starting it I just gave it

to him um can we go to Mexico City for

dinner I'm in New York you know what I

don't have a good Mexican restaurant to

go to in New York anybody I don't we

don't I don't have a do you oh no I'm

just expecting

that my sister and I were trying to go

out last night and we really had a tough

time figuring out a place to go

how

much I can't go to dinner with you

tomorrow I'm

sorry um American Idol really oh it's 2:

am. guys go to

sleep my favorite thing to do in New

York City is walk and I'll tell you and

I'm not just saying this because because

of this my my favorite thing to do in

New York City which I try to do every

time I'm here is walk across the

Brooklyn Bridge it just makes me feel

like I'm in New York and um I don't know

it's a nice I have friends in Brooklyn I

can like go over and and visit them um I

can't hang out with you the Random House

open house because I have to work but

I'll say hi and we'll um take

pictures um is Peter reading your book

now he better be no I think he is I feel

I I have to say I don't feel very

um like when I think of you know I think

this is I I hope that there are men and

who will read the book and I hope that

my the men in my life my boyfriend my

dad and other good friends will read it

but it's to me they're not your Target

demographic it's not the even though I

said the opposite in USA Today well you

were being politic which is

understandable but [Music]

[Music]

um uh you've done it all movies TV

Broadway which is your favorite and

books and author um of the

four I don't know it's it's not it I

don't think it's uh medium specific it's

it's it's more

um Project Specific some projects are

just have a great life to them and have

a great energy to them um this movie I

just did was a ball and really fun and

just a great group of people and um and

you know all these shows and Oliver

Platt is in the movie which was so fun

because I hadn't worked with him since

guys and dos he's he's been he's my

friend and I see him all the time but um

but I hadn't like worked with him in

another capacity in so long so that was

really fun yeah so maybe one more

question um just cuz Lauren has to go go

talk no I oh yes I have to go do Watch

What Happens live but weirdly not live

because airing on Thursday I'm probably

not supposed to say that but I am doing

it tonight and I'm pretending like it's

live on Thursday this is part of

Hollywood guys so one more question

let's see someone write a good

one I'm doing Ellen on Monday no but

that's also weird because it's airing on

Tuesday Ellen were air on Tuesday the

7th what kind of advice would I give to

Young aspiring authors you're so nice to

ask me given that I am a new at it

myself but I again was really moved by

just set yourself a goal of words and

just fill it and worry about how it all

fits and how you're going to fix it later

later

um and in the same vein advice to young

actors would be um there's so much you

can do now that you couldn't do when I

was starting out in terms of research

there's so much uh to see and you should

be educated to in in you know what's out

there and what you see yourself doing

and you know where you think you can fit

and you can read so much and great uh

you know plays and um scripts and so

just educate yourself as much as you can

um well and I think we're gonna say good

night thank you guys so much for being

here thanks Lauren for chatting with us

um everybody I know you all pre-ordered

a copy of someday someday maybe but feel

free to order a second one um or an Audi

book or a Kindle um or sorry or an ebook and

and

uh no brand specific um but thank you so

much thank you all for being to I hope

you all love thank you to Germany thank

you to Italy thank you to Norway thank

you to everywhere Brazil Spain Mexico

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