#Dont starve together out of memory movie#
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I don't wanna deal with water damage, but that’s adult life, I guess. Villarreal: I do like it, I'm scared to use the water feature just because my fear is a leak, because I had a leak when I moved in. Villarreal: I had to buy a fridge recently too. It's like, “Well, at least the fridge is finally coming,” you know? But maybe it can be my consolation prize after the Emmys or something. And we were like, “What's happening with the fridge?” And they said it's delayed until mid-September. It was supposed to come yesterday, and then it didn't. And you said you had plans with your friend, Maggie Lawson, but before that, you were going to buy a fridge. Villarreal: We spoke that day not long after you got the news, and I asked you how you were going to celebrate. But I've had a little bit of time to process. How do you feel now that the rush of that morning is behind you? Villarreal: Congratulations on your Emmy nomination. Melanie Lynskey: Thank you for having me.

Villarreal: Melanie, thanks so much for joining us.

And a bit of a warning to our listeners: About a third of the way through this episode, Melanie opened up about her struggle with an eating disorder. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Īnd I have to say, I really enjoyed our conversation - she was so open and honest about her journey in this industry.

#Dont starve together out of memory movie#

She's great in that movie but I interviewed her for that role, so that’s one that always comes to mind for me. The one I’ve always found to be her kind of incongruous role on “Two and a Half Men.” But my mind also goes to the kind of lesser-known 2009 Steven Soderbergh film “The Informant!” where she appears opposite Matt Damon. I mean, who can narrow it down? I mean, there’s her debut in “Heavenly Creatures,” obviously. And Mark, I know you’re a fan - which of her projects come to mind for you? But Melanie enthusiasts like myself know she’s been working in plain sight for some time. Welcome to this week’s episode of “The Envelope.” Our guest today is having quite the year with her turn in “Yellowjackets.” I’m talking, of course, about Melanie Lynskey. Oh, and there’s also a delightful story about a Nick Cave concert and the best Drew Barrymore impression we’ve ever heard. In this episode of “The Envelope” podcast, she dishes on how this year has helped her feel more empowered and less underestimated, arriving at a place of self-love after struggling with an eating disorder, and why roles of women who take up a lot of space appeal to her.

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Since her 1994 debut in “Heavenly Creatures,” Melanie Lynskey has been acting steadily while “flying comfortably right under the radar.” Now, for her electric role on “ Yellowjackets,” Lynskey has earned an Emmy nomination for outstanding lead actress in a drama series - and a whole new level of fame.