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Olivia Wilde on fighting for theatrical release of 'The Invite' and why comedies need live audiences

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Chris O'Falt

12h ago· 9 min readen

Summary

An interview with Olivia Wilde about her film "The Invite," which premiered at Sundance. She discusses why she rejected Netflix's offer to take the film straight to streaming, fought for a theatrical release, and the value of comedies being experienced with live audiences. The film is a comedy about awkward tension between two neighboring couples, starring Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penélope Cruz.

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IndieWireOlivia Wilde on fighting for theatrical release of 'The Invite' and why comedies need live audiencesindiewire.com

Key quotes

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I love awkward tension. I love it.
Comedies need to be seen with an audience — that's where they come alive.
Netflix wanted it, but I felt strongly that this film deserved a theatrical experience.
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Wilde on why unspoken tension is so funny, breaking during Seth Rogen’s dirty improv, and the danger of comedies going straight to streaming.

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