'Molly's Game' Inspiration Molly Bloom Chats with Ellen

[@goodvibesonly2015]

Any one else here because you watched her movie on Netflix and wanted to see who this badass powerful woman was?

[@xfuie]

A N yup!!!

[@thebassgallery9338]

literally rn at 3am

[@jking4973]

The Bass Gallery same!!!!!

[@jking4973]

I’m watching it right now at 3:00

[@amycrunch3812]

Nope.

[@sharoona]

just finished watching the movie and loved it.

[@cityofchamps66]

I saw it this afternoon and loved it, very well written by Aaron Sorkin and idris Elba and Jessica Chastain were unbelievable, if you liked Zero Dark Thirty and Miss Sloane this is a must see

[@aswin9954]

yeah me too.the next thing i did was googled molly bloom and somehow get here

[@shennoo23]

Sharoona Me tooo..

[@sharoona]

chynel D right...great to know u watched it.

[@JimmyStruthers1000]

the movie was dope

[@lukeb8033]

Wow-- It's so striking how similar Jessica's voice sounds in what I've seen of the film so far! She really nailed how Molly speaks. I really hope she gets nominated for an Oscar even though the best actress category is really contentious this year.

[@Stella-cf4cl]

Luke B I caught that too. She really does sound the same

[@glamorousbeautybar354]

I thought the same jessica got her personality down great actress

[@glamorousbeautybar354]

Jessica copies her voice exactly amazing actress.

[@1311aditya]

She's so honest, most people would try not to get awkward and avoid certain questions but she doesn't hesitate. Wow, what an amazing woman.

[@donkeefe6222]

Aditya Mishra amazing how she tells on these celebrities she's such a stand up individuall lol.she says she won't say anything yet we all know all about it. Hhhhmmm

[@davidchandler6885]

i dont know about that, there were alot of drugs involves but the movie stayed away from what comes with drugs and they dont ever have any guys in the movie..i am sure she was coked out how for some guys, let's be REAL

[@nelagonzalez2287]

It’s incredible how she doesn’t come off as arrogant or trying to victimize herself she seems very genuine

[@shaunthenomad]

@Parvis lol her game was fully legal in every aspect. It was only when she took a rake to pay for the winnings, that's when she committed a crime. It's not the same thing. Read the book!

[@shaunthenomad]

@Parvis somehow I see you hating on her more than the celebs that partake in her "illegal" poker game

[@nodualidad.patrihernandez4008]

@@shaunthenomad Well said.

[@red2977]

@@shaunthenomad you mean the book where written by her.... yea ok I'm sure she is telling the total truth. The russian mafia was using the game to launder money. The idea that she wasn't aware of it given all the background research she claimed to do on players is pretty far fetched.

[@kingjudah9101]

She real af

[@arlettegil]

Jessica´s voice in Molly´s Game is the exact same!!!

[@sandygiuffrida8311]

This was one of the best movies I have seen in a long time. Jessica deserves an Oscar for the movie.

[@simonhanson795]

Watching this you realise how good Jessica Chastain is. She really nailed it with her performance.

[@asheton90]

Wouldn't it be ironic if one the actors in the movie was one of the actually players.

[@DBCOOPER888]

Close. Michael Cera was basically playing Tobey Maquire.

[@ogapidrazk1915]

@@DBCOOPER888 yeah

[@LiaPlays]

@@DBCOOPER888 How do you know that?

[@faheem6865]

@@LiaPlays wikipedia molly bloom you will see toby's name along with many others including dicaprio

[@LiaPlays]

@@faheem6865 yeah I knew it after I asked the question. Completely change my view on Toby!

[@sharrisworks1581]

She was so brave, smart and honest! Acting was real and outstanding. Happy she made it out alive!

[@adrian102]

So I’m two years late haha. I just saw the movie; it was amazing!

[@yasminezeller292]

adrianibarra me to!

[@kayalex83]

I just finished watching it, Googled her and got here.

[@neykamarie6181]

Yessssssss amazing

[@rhey81]

Just saw it today... Awesome film. I'm not the biggest Sorkin guy, due to the fact that every character he portays feels like a Harvard drop out with the way they talk. Not to mention the pacing of every character's dialogue is the same, but this was a good film..

[@alm6356]

I'm 4 years late hahaha

[@djjohnson9389]

I saw her speak at a leadership summit out here in Chicago. She was such a cool down to earth yet equally badass boss I've ever met.

[@Jacek0Mazur]

Chastain got her voice!!!

[@Kulascus]

I know right? xD Just finished the movie and that's the first thing I noticed

[@charreed8727]

She sounds like Jennifer Garner.

[@AT-cy7im]

Totally

[@kevinhearn5466]

I think it’s a complete coincidence obviously. Chastain can act but is losing her touch by doing the exact same role the same way in zero dark thirty, Miss Sloane, and Molly’s game. She’ll be Toby maguired here soon if she’s not careful and if she doesn’t start to show more range.

[@apricotsapricots472]

Kevin Hearn funny you mention tobey

[@jalmieda]

I just saw this movie and loved it! So entertaining, which Jessica Chastain did an amazing job, so did idris edba. Now have get the book

[@Skitz0frenix]

J A that scene in the room with the other two lawyers gave me goosebumps... Great acting bij Idris

[@dianarosalindland1566]

J A Don't you kind of have to wonder though why the filmmakers found it necessary to change the race of Molly's lawyer???

[@quynhtrammaithi8880]

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[@umapathik4525]

Don't you get boring with the book? You already watched the movie though!

[@sueweisberg1474]

Just saw the movie today. It was awesome. A really compelling story

[@Chaoscontroll64]

Really creepy everything she is saying is word for word from the movie.

[@kidcluth34]

Chaoscontroll64 I know it’s kinda scary

[@DBCOOPER888]

Even Jessica's Chastain's voice sounds like this a bit.

[@gambitbandit5011]

well taught

[@user-uy9sn3jz3f]

Technically the movie is word for word from her. Considering that most of the movie narration is word for word from her book which she wrote.

[@robertm346]

Sorkin gets credit where it's due.

[@MotivatedbyJef]

Ellen definitely played

[@tatianaalvage4248]

Yo Dad she did

[@russellwalton5646]

Jeffrey Dimunah just the Boys... no girls... she said it in another interview recently.

[@Cutiejuliya]

Russell Walton yeah but ellen is like one of the boys

[@topgurl9313]

she's rich but she's not rich enough (or risky enough) to play those games. Not every rich person can go everywhere. She does play poker in other places though

[@kamarar601]

Princess Jauregui-Hansen Ellen is wayy more wealthy than almost all those people that Molly named off. Ellen is just smarter than them.

[@v-22]

Jessica Chastain wasn't acting that voice, they have a similar voice patterns, people. It was actually just great casting.

[@sierrajones4681]

Agree.

[@lushiousification]

Molly Bloom actually requested Chastain

[@petar1008]

@@lushiousification she has good taste. Chastain is unbelievably good.

[@117MCT]

So glad she expose Tobey Maguire for the little weasel he is....

[@cheymilion3168]

Wait what?

[@bobsalerno1381]

@@cheymilion3168 Tobey Maguire is portrayed by Michael Cera as 'Player X' in the film, where he is an antagonist for his fraudulent poker techniques and misogynism

[@TheSpyBaby]

@@bobsalerno1381 What were his fraudulent poker techniques? I don't remember from the film

[@bobsalerno1381]

@@TheSpyBaby In the film he is profiting from the poker games and wants Molly to run it in an illegal way so he can earn more (I think). In real life Tobey Maguire had to pay $80,000 to settle a lawsuit because he had profited $300,000 in actual illegal poker games in 2007/8 (in hotels that didn't have a license to run poker games) and the money he won had come from an illegal Ponzi scheme which was basically money that had been stolen from investors.

[@TheSpyBaby]

@@bobsalerno1381 Very interesting, cheers for the response :)

[@ZephyrinSkies]

I'm kinda amazed how much she seems like the same person in the movie, not that I'd know if it's 100% accurate to her life, but so many based-on-a-true-story movies are not even close. Her voice and her look, Jessica Chastain was really well cast.

[@glamorousbeautybar354]

Jessica Chastain nailed her perfectly even the way that she took sounds exactly like her great actress just shows our talented she is.

[@jenjones90]

Funny how it was filmed in Canada...and her conviction resulted in her not being allowed to set foot in Canada! One way of keeping the writer off the set! ;)

[@roserapp8246]

Alan Sorkin wrote the screen play... But, I hear where you're coming from as well.

[@Esi153]

Interesting fact

[@fabeehakazi961]

I felt so bad for her when she got beat up just bc she said no to a couple of guys

[@kerajaykainamu4522]

Agreed that was so horrible and she was only taking the tips because she had to give out credit.

[@SNSDtaeyeon309]

OMG, I've just watched the movie this morning , and watched the interview now, Jesscia's voice is totally the same with Molly!! It was awesome!!

[@momi2453]

I love Jessica Chastain! She nailed the character! Molly's Game and Miss Sloan are two of my fav movies...

[@soshibell]

So i just came home from watching the movie and damnnnn the movie left quite an impact on me !! I want to read the book so much since Jessica Chastain play Molly’s tole incredibly amazing, her story and all the behind the scene of hollywood life and poker is like a whole new world.

[@seyi.taylor]

the most stunning thing is how Jessica Chastain nailed the character's voice and mannerisms.

[@bunnybrain]

Was at a sneak preview themed movie night tonight where you buy tickets to see two as of yet unreleased new movies, not knowing which ones come up. Molly's Game was the first one (the new Jumanji the second) - it was GREAT! Totally recommend! Started off a bit slow, but really took off after a few minutes. Really good watch and her book is now at the top of my christmas list, because i can't wait to read the real story (although, judging by this interview, the movie is exactly the way she tells it here). GO WATCH !

[@hfkgctduhxipztibjlaen4366]

100 million ... there's something wrong with the world

[@jayd1261]

Cant say with 100% certainty but being around the poker world and knowing the ins and out for over 5 years now as my main income I think she was just trying to shock people with that statement. Losing 100mil strictly in a poker game sounds too far fetched. The closest Ive heard to that was like 6mil

[@xypaddy1]

That's pocket change to some people...lot's of oil and tech money out there....

[@onlyrjCG]

I don't believe that for a second.

[@janstrip8926]

Ikr

[@bruceim3290]

If iur a billionaire how much is 100 million to u

[@ishmaellebohang4513]

I was reminded of “Catch Me if You Can”...such a well told story!! 10/10😊

[@ishy236]

Bittcchh my peasant self wouldn't even know what to do with $100,000,000. God damn!

[@bandk1d_]

MOLLYS GAME is the best and the fact that she lived it is ✨AMAZING✨

[@ZoeAnne511]

I read the book actually finished it today. And now i am sooooo ready for the movie.

[@anitabalan2610]

Is the book any good?

[@AudreyII-]

anita balan the book is great! Really well written.

[@note2owns]

The DVD Screener is available on the internet if you know where to look.

[@yerzhankurmanbay]

Had to repeat so many times that she didn't go to them games, oh Ellen ))))

[@carmenwilley8858]

huh

[@aifutureknowledge]

I mist say that cast is on point in the movie. It's an amazing story.

[@MrKDollarSign]

Watching this after seeing the movie and my god, Jess Chastain absolutely nailed the character

[@gailetaberna4825]

call me by your name, Molly's game. now i want someone from ladybird to be the next guest.

[@jackbinger4821]

wicked ME YES

[@isadore100]

Technically that's already happened bc Timmy was in Lady Bird and Call me by your name

[@danielceballos6559]

I have to wonder what celebrities were involved in this game...

[@MikeSmith12345]

Daniel Ceballos Tobey Maguire, Ben Affleck and Leonardo Di Caprio are the biggest names

[@dalespencer11]

read the book. My opinion of Tobey Maguire really changed. Movie is good, but book is way better with more info

[@madisonstory4134]

I read Matt Damon was invloved too

[@dalespencer11]

Madison Story he played in the game but wasn’t involved in anything illegal.

[@sonicwoofer2008]

Ellen is there

[@ipekkomurcu]

I can't wait to see this movie!!!

[@mariaashot5648]

Just remember, when you do, that in real life she was only fined $1000 (not $200K) and for sure she was working for the Russian mob from the outset. They were/are deeply embedded all over LA, including in the entertainment industry. This "fascinating woman" was just a plain old gangster who was gathering all sorts of dirt ("kompromat") on some very important wealthy Americans -- including, by her own admission here, Politicians. All of them now in hock to the Russian mob. Jessica Chastain is a fine actress and does justice to a pretty average script that completely sanitizes the narrative. She "never slept with anyone"? Not credible. Very little truth to her version of her story. The parts with the psycho-shrink Dad are particularly nauseating and not to be believed.

[@dianarosalindland1566]

+Maria Ashot But if she was gathering kompromat then why not use it when she needed it? I'm not being argumentative, btw, that just doesn't add up to me. Explain?

[@mariaashot5648]

That's a very good and reasonable question, Diana Trimble. Answer: You don't know that she did not actually use it. Only the federal investigators know. There could have been a secret deal, to give her deniability, because of course she would be a dead woman walking to the Russian mob (and everyone else she had crossed) if she gave evidence against them. I would like to remind you that the script is "based" on events: it is not a documentary and it cannot be treated as "the whole story." Neither is her book, necessarily, the whole story. Given the subject matter & the people who figured most prominently in it, of course it is a sanitized version of events! Reduced to a feature film-length thriller. The real story played out over years, and entangled some of Hollywood's brightest lights. Were they all just poker addicts? Or were some of them actually being used as bait? It is a fact -- officially published by Kremlin-sponsored media -- that since Putin came to power More Than One Trillion US Dollars' Worth of currency denominations (in all varieties of currency, e.g. Swiss francs as well as Canadian dollars, etc.) have been smuggled out of Russian bank accounts and deposited in foreign banks, in accounts controlled by people who are either actual -- current -- Russian passport-holders, or their family members, or persons born in the USSR who were formerly its citizens and now hold every other kind of passport (including Brazilian, Israeli, Australian, etc.). That is the definition of "international organized crime." It is the reality we are dealing with today, and now they are (as we can see) actively seeking to control entire countries by controlling a head of state -- for example, Maduro of Venezuela. Not to mention DJT etc. Now, in most banks on earth, you can't simply walk in and say: "Here, I have 10 million Canadian dollars in cash, and a Russian (or French, let's say) passport: I want to open an account." Laws require explaining where the money was obtained. "Stolen from the accounts of the Russian Navy" is not an acceptable answer... That's where money laundering services come into play. There have been wonderful, detailed articles about this recently, such as www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/20/british-banks-handled-vast-sums-of-laundered-russian-money for example, or the big exposés that featured in US publications, such as the New Republic newrepublic.com/article/143586/trumps-russian-laundromat-trump-tower-luxury-high-rises-dirty-money-international-crime-syndicate. Paul Manafort's pizza bill could hardly process A Trillion Dollars! So Trump got some action, via property sales -- and so did Molly Bloom (Bloom or Blum is actually a fairly common name in Russian society, goes back a long way). Why did she get such a light sentence? In actual fact, she was fined $1000.00, not $200K. Look it up. The feds gave her deniability -- but of course they had her hard drives in exchange. Or perhaps they did not even need them, given that the NSA is twice as efficient as any Kremlin-run secret police operation, at keeping track of the shenanigans, words, actions, sex lives, texts, etc. of anybody they choose to pay attention to. Look at what we found out in just this past week: FBI agents don't have private communications, even. Trump and his porn stars are not shielded from the public glare. And so why would anyone for a minute believe, on the basis of Aaron Sorkin's screenplay or Jessica Chastain's excellent acting, that Molly Bloom did not hand over everything she had or knew to the feds? What would you have done in her place? Exactly that -- ideally, with a negotiated cover story providing a small smidgeon of deniability, that won't hold up in the mind of anyone with half a brain. That's what happens when you dance with mobsters...

[@dianarosalindland1566]

Thanks for that detailed reply. Yes, I know about some of which you speak, having done a bunch of research into the Russian economy and society after the USSR for a guy in the UK who wanted to write a book about the aviation industry (actually I think he was really just in bed with some oligarchs to do bogus hotel development in Turkey - speaking of money laundering - I saw one of them on the news a few months after I quit working for the guy, who was a total jerk - the book thing was some kind of a front). I will follow those links and do the research as you suggested. I don't like to have opinions that aren't well-informed. Bottom line, I liked the movie, as entertainment - but also having worked in Hollywood, in the late 1990s, I have zero illusions about truthful reportage in movies billed as "based on real events". For example, I thought it was an ingratiating move to cast a black actor in the role of Bloom's lawyer, since he wasn't in real life. This is clearly to fob off the critics of too much whiteness in Hollywood, while also bagging a bit more black audience percentage share, not alienate the Oscars, while simultaneously making Molly even groovier somehow. So yeah, I'm sure there is a whole lotta bullshit in both flick and book. I do think though that it should be a matter of public record whether or not she actually turned over the hard drives - unless you're saying that we also can't believe what the Feds say happened in a deal. What about the Freedom of Information Act? I certainly do agree that it is somewhat hard to fathom how a smart chick that essentially snatched the high-stakes game out under from her boss would simultaneously be naive enough to not consider ANY high stakes player with a Russian name as connected to the mob. I mean, come the fuck on. The country is literally run by the Mafia/ex-KGB so pretty much anybody with money is dirty, unless they're a frikkin classical musician or something.

[@mariaashot5648]

Undeniably, the film is well-made, superbly acted, incisively written (I know one of the people who writes for Sorkin; no, he is not always the person who actually comes up with all the script content attributed to him -- and of course, you know Hollywood...). It is interesting and timely given what we are currently sorting out. I read the info on the amount of the fine right on the Wikipedia page. I am not claiming to know what kind of a deal she may have been given -- I am merely making an educated guess based on what I know about her social set, the type of person she is and the type of family she comes from: bright, competitive, concerned about winning -- coming out on top -- and also motivated to survive and keep on generating income. She herself admits she is "greedy" -- the greed got the better of her, she started taking drugs to stay awake so she could keep raking it in... And of course she had to know the kind of people she was doing favors to. LA is crawling with Russian mafia as well as every other kind. There's some clean money (or was, in the past): Jobs & Wozniak made their billions the healthy way. But as soon as things took off, as we now know from following the news, some shady Russian kleptocrats glommed on wherever they could (Yuri Milner comes to mind). Putin has even compromised cello players (Panama Papers, his pal the 'billionaire cellist' Roldugin, who is certainly no Yo-Yo Ma in the talent department...). I think MollyB got seduced early on by the money, did not think too hard about who was "paying the tips," and then got in way in over head until the day the whole racket came crashing down, as of course it inevitably would. She could have stuck with the law school plan, or even become a sports medic for some team. But she wanted the high life, and, well, she's lucky she didn't have to do hard time. But I just don't buy for a minute the argument that they allowed her to walk off with a 1 grand fine without handing over all the hard drives. That's just fantasy.

[@mixey01]

So in real life Tobey "Spiderman" Maguire turned out to be a supervillain named Mister X

[@beluwuga]

*Player X correction bud..

[@stormking989]

She is so gorgeous and an extremely brilliant woman.

[@AvisWrentmore]

Saw a screening of it a few weeks ago and loved it:) Love you Molly:) you are amazing:)

[@marchmadness76]

Just saw her movie today, it was awesome. I’m going to read her book now.

[@churmsy1]

Literally just finished watching the film .. now going to order the book .. molly is a beautiful woman too . Great film

[@IkmelAAA]

Fascinating story, brilliant woman.

[@raynavittrekwa6531]

What if this is like a conspiracy theory interview where Ellen actually playing Poker with Molly Bloom 😂😂😂 lolol love the movie

[@kimmccullars6051]

Just watched the movie. I had no idea of the plot. Have to say it was an amazing story!

[@barbaraj.6309]

Amazingly fascinating movie. Must see. Miss Bloom is now my hero.

[@hunzaboy]

Watched the movie and loved it. She had my respect for not telling the names of the people. Now thats professionalism.

[@patrycjaorska5370]

Side note - I didn't expect her to be so attractive, in most cases all these people film stories are based on are just a regular ones

[@Julie86Mac]

Ellen had to make herself feel important. I know these guys, i heard of this game personally, me me me me. Typical narcissist.

[@user-ef5id9km3p]

Such a fascinating story and incredibly smart woman. The movie is great. Jessica Chastain was amazing.

[@TopFlightSecurity415]

Jessica killed it with her voice...they sound just alike lol

[@IzellahImre]

She’s a very fascinating person

[@thoughtstorn854]

Loved this game. I love this woman 😍 Jessica was an amazing actress in the movie.

[@Hayhoestudios]

Fantastic movie! I just watched it. What a bright gal!

[@APR944]

Just caught the film tonight. Fvcking Exhilarating. XX

[@johnnysalter7072]

Just watched the movie. Molly is fascinating. One of the few people I'd really like to meet.

[@TanRicky321]

Very rare that the actual person portrayed is more attractive in real life than the actor itself.

[@alexh9865]

does anyone know if she makes money from the movie? cause if so she 100% finessed so many people. queen of finessing!

[@rudistorm3348]

Of course she makes money off the movie.

[@moviefan7755]

Studio probably paid her to get the rights to the book.

[@lolokay7044]

Of course she does

[@davidchandler6885]

movie said she owed 2 million plus to government though, soi think she is in debt

[@germanylicious]

Watched the movie on my flight. LOVED IT!!!!!

[@Trypyyyy]

Just watched this movie and wow, just wow. What a woman!

[@kandykisser91]

Love!! love!!! Awesome movie just finished! Love it!

[@virgenhernandez1493]

Saw the movie just now, crazy how she became a millionaire hosting poker games, just by word of mouth 🤔maybe i can host a poker game with family members that i dont like and make myself rich

[@violadash4374]

its horrible how they treated her. she was trying to make her own business then fbi ruins her. its so sad. then that horrible guy toby mcguire treat her like that. its a damn shame.

[@jonjameson9997]

violadash the FBI ruined her cause she started taking rakes. That's illegal. She was doing better than fine until she became greedy and became the bank with not enough credit to me paying off players

[@Taylorhypersensitivefox]

Ellen dominates the conversation, even though it's about Molly Bloom. Molly seems much more feminine and in-tune with herself and her emotions than Ellen does, but maybe I analyze too much.

[@PokeySoggybottom]

Just finished her book of the same name. She writes well! It's a book you won't want to put down! I highly recommended it. Now...the movie...

[@emmaabea7199]

The ski scenes were filmed at my ski club and my friends were extras

[@eyalterdumichauch8917]

What a impressing Person. She could had bring a lot Trouble in a lot many Lives... and dont did it. I have much Respect for her and really ask myself, if i would be in a Situation like that, if i would had handle it in the same Way? A really strong Person.

[@PreBee-v9s]

I seen the movie and it was really good!

[@da96103]

I thought she's some old lady like the Mafia's wife, but she is the complete opposite.

[@zhenis.aitzhanov]

IVE just finished watching the movie. I 😍 love it.

[@FormatorBlack]

Great movie! Glad I caught it before it went off!

[@SoulStylistJukeBox]

Hilarious that Michael Cera portray's Toby Magurie in that film.

[@frankmartines1034]

We don't know what's 100% true, alot of people hype themselves up especially when they get a movie deal, besides the games the money the people, if she was willing to go to jail and not snitch , Then she is a definite strong and solid person, so if that part is true she is a good solid woman!!!

[@RizZaTV]

This Woman is inspiring me so much great personality

[@dmain6677]

that was a good movie. just finished it with a smile :)

[@simretsekhon586]

I feel like I watched the movie again because they summarized so much of it

[@jamesone9823]

One of the best films iv ever seen. Thanks.

[@JackArctic]

man that voice is spot on!

[@lulaka3129]

wow! what a very smart woman in real life and brilliant acting and brilliant film

[@deniseabruscato2981]

What a great movie and story!

[@sirsinaiswat4148]

Another guest of today molly😍 i like it

[@lazluz]

I loved watching the movie!!!!!!!! Not too many good movies now. I will buy and own this movie.

[@Weiwuwei1000]

She became my hero..

[@ktnerak1211]

I watched the movie twice. it's awesome

[@Drasticgemm]

The movie was great!!

[@melissalopez46]

Timmy Barbes i

[@VanessaKanbi]

Such an amazing film !

[@FirezAper46]

Damn great movie, one of my favorites now

[@osoyoosforever9643]

Amazing story and actress. The ultimate entrepreneur.

[@aarontophouse2304]

Neat, she’s a booky with a heart of gold.

[@angie9222]

Great movie, I want to watch it again

[@SorayaAlami]

one of my fav movies, fascinating!!!!!

[@benmorgan8890]

This woman is smarter than most men. A true strong independent woman.

[@jlstal2]

Maybe it’s just me but I was a lil disappointed in this interview. You could tell Ellen was trying to get her to go into detail about what she’s doing now for a career and it seems like all of Molly’s responses were either well scripted and or vague. My instincts tell me she’s still “networking” with her previous employers.

[@Johanna-fq5sf]

She's writing a scripted series that she hopes gets pitched and she's a public speaker

[@peyytonnslays]

I liked her story because I had spinal fusion when I was 11 and it was a 80 degree curved. It definitely takes a lot out of you I was never an Olympic but not being able to play much sports anymore is sad especially if your her. Spinal fusion is a BIG deal. 10 hr surgery and screws in ur back.

[@smartinio1]

She is genius and gorgeous too!!! ❤️ I loved the movie and i am amazed by her story.

[@phunkyyfreshh]

Just finished watching the movie I really loved it. She was definitely making moves!

[@jmarsvolta]

She is just as beautiful as the actress that played her.

[@prednisolon]

what an extraordinary life story. makes our lives so ordinary