ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月11日 08時03分

Uma Thurman knows that there are no retakes in theater, no postproduction fixes, no chances to dub in a line. When she strides onstage for “The Parisian Woman” (@parisianbway), a play by Beau Willimon, the “House of Cards” creator, that opens Nov. 30 at the @hudsonbway, no flattering lenses or editing trickery will help her. “Of course it’s exposing,” @ユマ・サーマン said, “but no exposure, no challenge. You can’t test yourself in safety.” With a career spent trying to “be decent and work hard” amid what @ユマ・サーマン described as Hollywood’s “contempt and dismissiveness toward women of all kinds,” it came as a relief to find a role like this one. After meeting the Tony-winning director Pam MacKinnon 2 years ago, she was sent the script, and @ユマ・サーマン felt instantly drawn to Chloe, the Parisian woman of the title. Playing Chloe, @ユマ・サーマン said, was taxing her more than any part in a decade. “I think she’s wanting and demanding to be fully alive,” @ユマ・サーマン said. @jessedittmar took this picture of #UmaThurman. Visit the link in our profile to read more about her new role. #?

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