Friday Night: Pajama Dance Party (with Chloë Sevigny)
7/9/202629 min
Chloë Sevigny joins Elin to break down episode two. Chloë shares stories from filming on Nantucket, why she loves New England, how she relates to Tatum, and what it’s like to be friends with someone who has known you for your entire life.
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First 90 secondsElin Hilderbrand· Host0:00
[intro music] Welcome back to the Five Star Weekend official podcast. I'm your host, Ellen Hildebrand. Today, we're unpacking episode two, entitled Friday Night Pajama Dance Party. Here's this episode's itinerary. First, I'll answer your questions about the Five Star Weekend in Book Talk, presented by On The Rocks, bartender-created cocktails. Then, for our main event, I'll be joined by the fantastic Chloë Sevigny, who plays Tatum.
Chloë Sevigny· Guest0:31
What are you scared of? I'm at a three-day dinner party with a bunch of women I've never met. I agree. Yeah, this is terrifying.
Elin Hilderbrand· Host0:39
[laughs] Now, let's kick off this episode with questions from you. [music] It's time for Book Talk, presented by On The Rocks. You know I'm always here for a good cocktail and a good book. There's no better way to end a day. So today, I have a watermelon margarita, which is divine, and I'm ready to answer your questions. Let's find out who we're hearing from today.
The Wandering Weavers1:03
Hi, Ellen. The Wandering Weavers here. We're a book club from the Boston area. We love traveling to Nantucket, thanks in big part to your books. We always make it a point to bring a Nantucket basket weaving project on our trips, hence our name, The Wandering Weavers.
Speaker 4· Soundbite1:20
We love reading your books because they all seem very much like nicely woven Nantucket baskets. Every character and plot point is nicely woven into place.