TimesTalks: Emma Thompson and Ian McEwan

Pamela Paul, editor of The New York Times Book Review, moderates a conversation with two of Britain’s most beloved and iconic voices - Academy Award- and Golden Globe-winning actor and screenwriter Emma Thompson, and best-selling, award-winning author, Ian McEwan. Thompson stars in the upcoming film “The Children Act,” adapted by McEwan from his own novel about a British High Court judge who, in the midst of a marital crisis, must rule on a life-changing legal case concerning the survival of a teenage boy. Join Thompson and McEwan for a riveting conversation about challenging our belief systems, forging profound connections, and getting to the core of what constitutes right and wrong.

[@jazzguitar3441]

Where are part 2-99? 😢 No but honestly, their wisdom, especially Emma's, I didn't know Ian McEwan before but he is cool, too.. .the way they heal and raise hope simply with words is beautifully crushing and just a gift to the world. I came from a 30 min interview and wished it to be twice as long, and now I realise that I could listen to Emma for DAYS on end.... so complex, so profound, so magnificent. ❤️ A big Thanks to the New York Times for making this wonderful interview possible!

[@kellymutchtheythem978]

Starts at 13:37

[@honeybun13]

You da real MVP

[@momo-rm6vv]

Wonderful and interesting , thank you emma and ian and interviewer lady

[@vincinefallica1619]

The audio is so quiet, and there wasn't CC, that couldn't last to hear the 1:22:27 minutes of it. And I really really LIKE listening to Emma Thompson.

[@graphiquejack]

Vincine Fallica I agree the audio is not good. I found it easier on my phone than my computer

[@iamirish4361]

Emma is a wonderful person to interview but the deadpan delivery of every question from the moderator takes away from the exchange. Perhaps because everyone is freezing cold.

[@graphiquejack]

Ian’s shade on Trump was delicious. Lol

[@yungrapunxel2101]

Please, add interview with Lykke Li!

[@jozseflaszlo6222]

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[@WKesia]

Ian is very rude!!!

[@operaforlife6551]

It certainly seems like that yes, but it's a British thing where, it's very tongue-in-cheek, it's his sense of humour I think.