She writes women who feel real. Her work is shaking up TV.

她笔下的女性感觉很真实。 她的作品震撼了电视界。

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2024-11-15

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Sharon Horgan has spent decades creating hilarious TV and compelling women characters at every stage of life. In the BBC comedy Pulling, she captured the confusion of early adulthood. Young parenthood was the subject of Amazon Prime’s Catastrophe. And HBO’s Divorce, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, focused on the dissolution of a marriage. Her latest project, Bad Sisters, premieres its second season this week on Apple TV+. Horgan sits down with Apple News In Conversation host Shumita Basu to talk about bringing realistic women onscreen, the delicate balance of writing comedy and drama, and why menopause might be the most challenging life stage of all.
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  • This is in conversation from Apple News.

  • I'm Shemitah Basu.

  • Today, how Sharon Horgan writes women for TV that feel real.

  • Earlier this year,

  • a video of the actress Louisa Harland

  • at an International Women's Day event was shared across the Internet.

  • Dear Men, I want to thank you all for taking care of things for so long.

  • You've done a great job, made some excellent art, properly produced,

  • 95% of the movies

  • and TV that influenced me as a young girl in need of influencing.

  • She was reading a 2016 letter written by the actress,

  • writer, director and producer Sharon Horgan entitled Dear Men.

  • Sharon wrote this at the launch of her production company Merman,

  • and in a very Sharon way.

  • It points to the urgent need to change the lack of diversity in the film

  • and TV industries.

  • Just think to yourselves, if you tell the same story over and over,

  • then what do you learn?

  • That 14 Spider man films in five years is a bad idea

  • and yields diminishing box office numbers.