Adam Vary & Carrie Preston (PC: Entertainment Weekly)

Carrie Preston was interviewed by Adam Vary about her movie about friendship called “That’s What She Said.” The movie was featured at the Sundance Film Festival last week. She also talks about True Blood and The Good Wife in the second video. (Check out her cute hat in the videos!)

From EW.com:

Most fans of Carrie Preston know her best as the high-strung Arlene on HBO’s True Blood, or her recurring role as the brilliantly ditzy lawyer Elsbeth on CBS’ The Good Wife. But she was at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival for her work behind the camera, as the director of the distaff sex comedy That’s What She Said. It isn’t her directorial debut — that was the 2005 indie 29th and Gay — but it is her first time at Sundance as a filmmaker. So to commemorate the occasion, we took to the skies, riding a gondola at the Canyons Resort high above Park City, Utah. As I struggled to overcome my fear of heights, Preston gamely talked about her film, her hilariously harrowing trip to the annual Sundance C directors brunch, and what to expect from both True Blood‘s Arlene (more Scott Foley!) and The Good Wife‘s Elsbeth (is Will’s grand jury case over?).

Check out the videos at the source.

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