Interview · moment 27 of 27
Plugging Dasha's Movie 'Scary of Sixty-First'
from #239 - Anna Khachiyan | The Tim Dillon Show · #239
5 min
Guest
Anna plugs Dasha Nekrasova's directorial debut film and jokes about wanting a tough female realtor persona, before winding toward closing pleasantries about the show.
- Dasha directed 'The Scary of 61st Street,' which she co-wrote with Madeleine Quinn, coming out in the spring.
- Tim on Hannah Arendt's banality of evil: you should be more suspicious of people with a social agenda than those motivated by naked greed, especially in finance.
- Tim admits he ignores most women but kept hearing the guest's name, comparing her to aggressive female realtors he finds appealing.
- Guest jokes about editing out the parts where Tim looks desperate after a screen froze during the remote interview.
- Tim riffs on the nightmare scenario of a new mother holding her baby, handing it to the boyfriend, and immediately grabbing her phone to get back on Twitter.
- Guest broke the news of her pregnancy on this podcast and hasn't announced it anywhere else yet.
- Tim considers adopting a child to raise her as a tough, wealthy lesbian realtor in the Northeast selling mansions in Greenwich.
- Tim's preferences: realtors, prostitutes, and some nurses—specifically brassy women with balls.
- Guest on New York: she loves it, it made her who she is, but it's bleak right now with false reports about wearing two masks.
- Tim wants to move to Texas, sit on a porch smoking cigarettes, and talk to people he no longer has any interest in hearing from.
The Scary of 61st StreetMadeline QuinnAnna KochianHannah Arendt