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reasons charlotte and adam's new relationship stopped before it really started, marks the directorial debut. >> of actor. >> juliaulia stiles joins us now. believe it or not, she is co-writer of the film as well. so great to have you on the show. thank you for coming on. congratulations on this movie. >> i'm curious. >> why you chose this for your. >> directorial debut or did. >> it choose you? >> a little bit of both. i fell in love with the book. >> it was sent to me five years ago. by an. >> actress. >> who's in the film, who. >> plays the best friend. i had. >> been looking for the right story. i wanted. >> to. >> direct for a. while and it just grabbed me. >> it was. >> it made me laugh. >> it made me cry. >> it made me. >> laugh while i was crying. >> and i could totally picture it as. >> a movie. >> and how did it feel to be the director? you've wanted this for a long time. how was the transition? easy. tough. challenging. what was surprising about it? >> i'm hooked. >> i absolutely loved it. >> i got. on set and i was like, wow, i've. >> been in this. i've been on film sets for 25 years. >> this feels rig

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reasons charlotte and adam's new relationship stopped before it really started, marks the directorial debut of actor julia is co-writer of the film as well. so great to have you on the show. thank you for coming on. congratulations on this movie. i'm curious why you chose this for your directorial debut or did it choose you? >> a little. >> bit. >> of both. >> i fell. >> in love with the book. >> it was sent to me five years ago. >> by an. >> actress who's. >> in. >> the film, who plays. >> the best friend. i had been looking for. >> the right story. >> i wanted to direct for a while. >> and it. >> just grabbed me. >> it was. >> it made me laugh. it made me cry. >> it made me laugh while i was crying. and i could totally. >> picture it. >> as a movie. >> and how did it feel to be the director? you've wanted this for a long time. how was the transition? easy. tough. challenging. what was surprising about it? >> i'm hooked. >> i absolutely loved it. i got on set. >> and i was like, wow. >> i've been in this. i've been on film. >> sets for 25 years. >> this feels. >> right to me. >> and i just really believe

of 1814. >> host: there's the original scorch marks from the same or that are still preserved inside that building as well. at history lives on even though buildings expand over time. julia in chicago, what is on your mind? it. 15 i was -- i was wondering -- the door is for on the desk? >> okay, thanks. >> this is actually a partner's desk. it was built to be used from both sides so i could sit here, you could sit there. there's an opening and we could work together. it was a common feature of the 19th century desks and this has a panel covering it. there are several stories about this. might get in trouble with my historians. one which may be lower but is a story that was put on as a modesty panel for franklin roosevelt so you could not see the base of the wheelchair. there are other stories related to that as well but it is a covering or otherwise an opening in front of the desk which would be rather unsightly. that allows the seal to be on the front of the desk but there is still the open door which as we talked about earlier, john junior used that to play with as his father would sit here conducting the business of the nation. >> reporter: has every president use the