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The article discusses the actress, director and producer of the U.S., Greta Gerwig and her Oscar nominated movie "Lady Bird". It also states that this movie is nominated for five Oscar including best director. Topics discussed includes women as director, the male and female actors of Hollywood, the movie Lady Bird.

The article describes the roles of actress Saoirse Ronan and actor Timothée Chalamet in the 2019 film "Little Women" directed by Greta Gerwig. Ronan and Chalamet will play best friends who ultimately break each other's hearts. They shared the formation of their friendship that started during the production of Gerwig's solo directorial debut "Lady Bird."

An interview with U.S. movie actress Beanie Feldstein is presented. Feldstein talked about the fame she gained after starring the 2017 film "Lady Bird." The actress also discussed her character in the 2019 coming-of-age comedy film "Booksmart" and her experience of doing the comedy film "How to Build a Girl."

The article features actress Saoirse Ronan who stars as Greta Gerwig in the film "Lady Bird." Topics discussed include Ronan's performance in the film "Atonement," her support towards the repeal of abortion ban in Ireland, and her role in the film "Mary Queen of Scots." Information on her family and career struggles are also provided.

The article focuses on a fashion shoot of Greta Gerwig in Italy. It states roles of the artist Tina Barney as director of photography, W's Sara Moonves as costume designer, and the British singer Florence Welch in the role of the heroin, and mentions that success of the film "Lady Bird," written and directed by Gerwig. It notes that views of Gerwig on topics like her favorite moment in the film.

The article features film director Greta Gerwig as an example of a historic moment for women in the U.S. movie industry. It recognizes Gerwig for upending industry expectations after he was nominated for the Best Director award at the 2018 Academy Awards for her film "Lady Bird." Also discussed is the association of the emergence of Gerwig and other women directors with the #MeToo movement that ushered the era of accountability.

The article profiles several celebrities in the U.S. including actor Timothee Chalamet, film director Ryan Coogler, and actress, writer and director Greta Gerwig. It includes information on the portrayal of the character Elio by Chalamet in the film "Call Me by Your Name," the directorship of the movie "Black Panther" by Coogler, and the directorial debut of Gerwig in the motion picture "Lady Bird".

The article offers information on actress Laurie Metcalf and her acting skills. Topics discussed include the movies that she has worked in including "Lady Bird;" the television (TV) program "Roseanne" that she has worked in; and the theater company that she worked with in the 1980s. Also mentioned are her performance in the theatrical productions "A Lie of the Mind" and "Three Tall Women," and the awards won by her.

The article presents an interview with writer and director Greta Gerwig and actresses Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf of the 2017 motion picture "Lady Bird." Topics include the impact of a female director and Gerwig's leadership on the film's actors, the #TimesUp social movement to bring awareness and an end to sexual harassment within the entertainment industry, and the increasing opportunities for women in both the motion picture and television industries.

The article offers miscellaneous information related to fashion industry, including the evaluation of the Calming Body Oil from Apothecanna, creative director Alessandro Michele designing a capsule collection inspired from Sir Elton John, and performance of Saoirse Ronan in the film "Lady Bird."

An interview with Oscar-nominated American filmmaker Greta Gerwig is presented. She discusses when she first encountered Louisa May Alcott's novel "Little Women," reason she wanted to make a film adaptation of the book, and her view on becoming the fifth woman nominated for an Oscar for Best Director for the film "Lady Bird" in 2018.

The article presents information on ten best movies, including "Get Out," "Call Me by Your Name," and "Lady Bird."

The article looks at the life and career of actress Beanie Feldstein, focusing on her role in the comedy movie "Booksmart." Topics discussed include Feldstein's love for musical theater, her undergoing speech therapy, and her acting in the movie "Lady Bird." Comments from Feldstein are also presented.

The article offers information on the American actress Beanie Feldstein. Topics discussed include her performance in Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" and Olivia Wilde's "Booksmart"; promoting her new movie "How to Build a Girl"; her debut role alongside Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne in 2016's "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising"; and also mentions about working in the Ryan Murphy project, part of his "American Crime Story" anthology, which is centered on Bill Clinton's impeachment.

The article presents an interview with American actress Greta Gerwig. The interview conducted by film director Francis Ford Coppola was regarding Gerwig's first movie as a director, "Lady Bird". Gerwig talks about why she does not believe in Santa Claus, the books that she had read as a kid and how she was influenced by the British director Mike Leigh.

The article reports on the success of actress Elizabeth Greer Feldstein in her career from being cast in the film "Lady Bird" to playing the lead role as Molly in the movie "Booksmart". It explores the seriousness of Feldstein in choosing projects and her confidence in taking on the role in the latter film.

The article offers information on directors who were invited by Variety, entertainment trade periodical for the brunches. Topics discussed include director Greta Gerwig well known for her movie "Lady Bird;" director Joseph Kahn known for his film "Bodied;" and director Xavier Legrand known for his film "Custody." It also mention about other directs along with their brief profile.

The article offers information on the views of writer-director Greta Gerwig and star Saoirse Ronan on their intimate collaboration for the film "Lady Bird." Topics discussed include writing for the story of the film "Lady Bird" by Gerwig once she emerged from the indie world; views of Gerwig on the character of Lady Bird; and views of Ronan on films of Gerwig. It also mention about the nominations of various films of Gerwig for various awards.

The article offers information on the conversations between actresses Saoirse Ronan and Kristen Wiig. Topics discussed include views of Wiig on film "Lady Bird," starred by Ronan; views of Ronan on film "Downsizing" starred by Wiig; and interest of Ronan on the film "Bridesmaids" featuring Wiig. It also mention about the roles of Mary Queen of Scots played by Ronan.

The article focuses on actress Laurie Metcalf and her role in the movie "Lady Bird." Topics discussed include she started her acting at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company; she feels more inhibited in movies and television than theater; and discusses relationship with Lady Bird as a tableau of infighting and disagreement.

The article lists the names of directors, genre and release dates of several films including "Lady Bird", "Coco" and "Black Panther".

The article offers information on 10 popular actors and actresses. Actors discussed include Timothée Chalamet who has acted in movies like ''Call Me by Your Name'' and ''Lady Bird'', Hong Chau from the movie ''Downsizing'' and Kiersey Clemons from the movie ''Justice League''. Details regarding the persons who have influenced them, their managing agency and lawyers are also provided.

The article focuses on the making of film "Lady Bird" directed by Greta Gerwig. It mentions Gerwig worked closely with cinematographer Sam Levy and the overused color printer and the movie got a standing ovation at its Telluride debut in September 2017 putting the film in the awards season fast lane. It mentions Production designer Chris Jones, meanwhile, dug up flip phones and Dell desktops.

A list of the 10 greatest films whose settings are Catholic schools is presented, including "Lady Bird," "The Bells of St. Mary's" and "St. Vincent."

The article presents the Academy Award nominations for best films. It mentions the chances of all nine films, including "The Shape of Water," "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," and "Dunkirk."