ChickLit Page #8
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2016
- 96 min
- 47 Views
- Chat.
- Chat.
I'm thrilled to be talking
to the newest voice
in romantic literature,
Zoe fielder.
Thanks for coming
on the show, Zoe.
It's my pleasure.
So what made you write
"love let her,"
which critics say
redefines the genre,
but is currently banned
by at least six
of east Anglia's
mobile libraries?
You mean, "what on earth
made you write it?"
No, no, I'm sure
you had your reasons,
but it is very steamy stuff.
Well, I wrote it because I. Have a
ravenous appetite for steamy stuff
that just wasn't being
satisfied by the current crop
of cloying crap on the shelves.
My one desire in life is desire.
I mean, right now
it's all I can do
to keep my feeble
womanly mind from imagining
greasing a pair
of antique bellows.
- Shut her up!
- Shut up.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- Okay.
Okay, let's get these
out of the way quickly,
shall we?
Based on experience? Well,
wouldn't you like to know?
"Literary merit"?
None, probably.
"Is it important"?
Well, the trick question.
Feminism . well, do 1
believe in women's equality?
Of course, I bloody do.
"Do true feminists like sex"?
Some do, some don't.
As long as those that don't
don't slag off those that do,
it's not an issue.
And "will I be
writing a sequel"?
Well, I'm not sure.
What do you think?
Well, I suppose it's down to
whether we dislike this book.
Exactly.
But if they do,
I have plans to write
many, many more books.
Watch this space.
And now it's time for a break.
Thank you, Zoe fielder,
for your very frank answers
and good luck with the book.
- After the break...
- [Low mooing]
One man's view
of artistic beauty.
[Assistant]
Off air.
Not much I can do about that.
Just goes to show you
what happens when you have
an inexperienced presenter.
It was fine.
Just the sort of thing
to get people talking.
And here we are.
They're tweeting already.
"Go, Zoe, tell the guy."
"Yay! Girl with attitude.
Good for you."
"You're a disgrace
to the sisterhood."
Well, can't win 'em all.
I'm sorry, David. I don't
know what came over me.
Bullshit. You were just
flexing your muscles.
Maybe. Or maybe I was being
the type of feisty young woman
You want them to believe I wrote
the damned book, don't you?
Of course, but I don't
want them to believe
there's a sodding
great library in the offering.
Come on, David. It's time for
your next insightful encounter.
Oh, bloody hell.
- This is Lilly.
- Come on, Lilly.
Personally, I liked
your performance.
Which, I suspect is what it was.
I was just trying to be honest.
Not always the best policy.
You need people on the side,
that's what these junkets
are all about.
Never burn Bridges
before they're built.
[Director] 30 seconds and
into the next interview.
Stand by in the studio and someone
please find a dustpan and brush.
[David] Oh, bloody hell.
Phil, try to clean this up.
[Chris]
Do you really have to go?
I have two more interviews
to do in London.
Which you may remember,
is where I live.
Then what?
And then back to the real world.
It's funny. I never thought I'd
think of acting as the real world.
- Will you come back?
- Will you come to London?
I've got a pub to run.
Thanks to you.
I could visit.
Then come and visit.
Look, I never asked,
but I assume
your contribution to the book
was the most hardcore stuff.
No, it was the least
hardcore stuff.
- The poetic bits?
- Yes, thank god.
You're really quite
prudish, aren't you?
I'm not prudish.
I...
- [man] You again? Piss off.
- Oh, for Christ's sake.
To my friend over there,
you just ruined the most
romantic moment of my life.
Well, here's to our
youngest, naughtiest
and most lucrative author.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
And you're going to be
Congratulations.
What's happened?
The publishers want you
to sign for three more books.
We're still negotiating
the advance,
but it will be well
into seven figures.
The film rights
have been snapped up.
We're going for a tiny advance
but a socking great percentage.
And the screenplay
is already underway.
Director's been booked,
and they start casting
next week.
What do I do?
Sign the contract
and enjoy yourself.
[Laughs]
I need a little time.
It's a big ask.
Oh, it'll be fine.
If they rush release
the film and it's a success,
it'll put the price
of your publishing advance up.
Leave it to us.
You're in safe hands.
I can't believe this.
More about Zoe's book.
Casting is underway for the film of
the latest mummy porn phenomenon,
'love let her.'
fans of the book
are already arguing
over who should play
the crucial roles
of the ultra smooth headmaster and
the object of his lurid fantasies.
- I don't believe it.
- Mum, what's a "lurid fantasy"?
You're too young to understand.
And so are you, young lady.
I want to read
auntie Zoe's book.
- Where you can't find it.
You can read it when you're
old enough to appreciate it,
by which time you'll probably
wonder what all the fuss was about.
I can't help wondering
that anyway.
Still, it won't hurt
Zoe's bank balance.
Will you just go!
We're late already.
Why does it always
have to be like this?
Quick, quick, quick,
quick, quick.
Bye, love.
Have a good day.
- Bye-bye, darling.
- Bye-bye, darling.
[Woman clears throat]
The dam that blocks my heart
is overflowing with emotion.
[Man] And my heart's
full to bursting.
What are we going to... do?
[Man]
You have to trust me.
Whatever I ask you to do,
it's for us.
What? Are you going
to ask me to do?
Oh, sauce. What are you
going to ask me to do?
[Man] Snow me how
much you want me.
I'm a little scared.
Not half as scared as we are.
Thank you.
That was really great.
- But I read it wrong.
- Easily done.
Shall we look
at the breakup scene?
Page 90.
[Clears throat]
My heart is not a bargaining
chip for your cheap lies.
I can't afford...
Sorry. This is where
we need to feel real empathy
with the character.
You know, see some passion.
Imagine you're on the catwalk
and all the buyers suddenly
Oh, right, right. Okay.
My heart is not a bargaining
chip for your cheap lies.
- I can't...
- I can't afford to sell myself at the love market.
The price is already rock bottom
and I wont slash it any further.
Is that what our
passion is worth?
That's just it.
In my mind the price
has skyrocketed
and the revenue tripled.
Can't you see that?
Let's take a break, shall we?
Look, I'm really, really sorry,
but I'm an actress
and I have really strong ideas
about how the words
should be spoken.
My words.
Well, that's fine.
Give us five minutes?
Thank you.
She's raw as hell, but she
She may be an actress, but I'm
afraid she's not on my radar.
She's not a friggin' missile.
- You did ask me to find big names.
- I did.
And you have.
The point is
do we pay a lot of money
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