Rebecca Hall on What's Subversive About 'Professor Marston'

[@tacticaltoaster974]

Rebecca Hall's performance was so captivating.

[@zen3005onroobet]

This film really opened my mind. I used to be ignorant about polyamorous relationships. believe this was due to negative representation in media, film, and television. Rebecca Hall hit it on the nail with her comment that you’ll be rooting for the couple.

[@TehMomo_]

mostly because of Sister Wives...like...that relationship is toxic...

[@simonebittencourt8251]

What a sensacional interview! So clever, so genuine, so pleasant! There is nothing like listening to people which have substance. Thank you Rebecca Hall. You are as fascinating as the character you play in this movie.

[@landonpatrick1003]

She deserves some award for this role. And some project with Emily Blunt in the future

[@chrissnyder8108]

May be the best love story ever. Because they are willing in the end to go against all of society to be true to their love.

[@KatherineDavenport-fx1po]

Didn't you watch it? It was more about the women with the man thrown in. But, what a man!

[@anemartins7329]

Que mulher linda, senhor 😍

[@yolandadelgado1718]

1982

[@Sciencespipo]

One guy having a mistress and a wife isn't 'subversive' *eyeroll* If the relationship had been only about Olive and Elizabeth, that would have been awesome. Unfortunately lesbians relationships always need a man somehow. UGH

[@monmothma3358]

But it wasn't a lesbian relationship. Itt was a polyamorous one.

[@Sciencespipo]

@@monmothma3358 no it wasn't. It was a man forcing his wife (a doormat no question) to accept his mistress or else. It's not the idealized version poly couples want to present to further their agenda.

[@JScarper]

@@Sciencespipo your entire comment history is just you being a dick. You okay?

[@Sciencespipo]

@@JScarper Women should be nice! Be nice bitch! says the man who has time on his hand to check my comment history and who can't use any other insult than 'dick' which since you have one, is telling.

[@isla4953]

@@Sciencespipo Yet she was in love with her as well and the other woman wasn't his mistres;. She became their lover at the same time