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She Was a Wild Child in the '90S. Now NATASHA LYONNE's Notorious grown She was a wild child in the ’90s. Now NATASHA LYONNE’s notorious past is helping to cement her future as a triple threat in Hollywood. Here, the Orange Is the New Black star talks with gırlJENNI KONNER about her new show and Marc Jacobs cardigan, dress, why the next decade will be her best yet and necklace. Alexander Wang bra. Jennifer photographed by ANTHONY MAULE Fisher earrings. Rings: Mateo New styled by NINA STERGHIOU York and Jennifer Fisher (on right hand, from left) and Gucci and Jennifer Zeuner Jewelry (on left hand, from left). H&M tights. 110 InSTYLE FEBRUARY 2019 Dr. Martens boots. JK: What was your first “big girl” role? NL: I was in Dennis the Menace when I was 12. I played Dennis’s babysitter. That show was exciting because it was with Walter Matthau, Joan Plowright, and Christopher Lloyd. And then, I don’t think he’s too popular anymore, but the big event was being in Woody Allen’s Everyone Says I Love You when I was 16. JK: Right. That was it. That was the really big one. NL: I remember becoming very close with [actress] Gaby Hoffmann. We’ve maintained a friendship 25 years later. We had a lot of kind of wild nights; we played sisters with Natalie Portman and Drew Barrymore in that movie. There were so many great people in that film—Goldie Hawn, Tim Roth, Ed Norton. That was definitely the movie where I was like, “This is what I’m going to do for a living.” JK: Aside from Pee-wee, do you have a favorite experience? N NL: It’s funny. I didn’t really have a hi gh school or college NATASHA LYONNE: Jenni Konner, as I live and breathe. experience, so a lot of my time on set became the formative JENNI KONNER: Hello! I have to tell you that I’m on the events of my real life. Slums of Beverly Hills was very familial, sixth episode of your new Netflix show,Russian Doll. I love and I’m still in touch with all those people. That was very it so much. We’ll get back to that. But first, do you remem- personal for me, playing [the role of Vivian, based on the life ber how we met? of] Tamara Jenkins, who is the writer-director of that NL: I was 16, and I was with my BFF, Jake, who was also 16. movie. I’m still very close with her. Jake was a huge music fan, and I was always tagging along. JK: Yeah, I know how that goes. I had similar experiences Your husband at the time was Beck’s tour manager. I dis- while working on Girls. tinctly remember us being at the Tibetan Freedom concert, NL: Orange Is the New Black has been huge. The way you which was put together by the Beastie Boys, probably in, like, have such close working relationships with people for six 1996. It was the most magical event of my 16 years. Suddenly years of your life and the fact that you see each other we were hanging out on Beck’s tour bus. I didn’t really know through all your human frailties and joys and breakups … what to do with myself, in that way that teenagers are just I can’t imagine my life without these girls anymore. like, “What is a body, why do I have one, and how do I recon- JK: That’s such a great way to describe what it’s like to cile it with my mind?” And I just remember talking to you work on a series, actually. You directed the finale of and being like, “Yeah, this is my [new] friend Jenni!” Russian Doll, right? JK: I remember you being one of the most self-possessed peo- NL: Yeah, and now I’m also directing the next episode of ple I’d ever met. You’re so well-read, and I remember listen- Orange. Laura Prepon, who has directed a couple of episodes ing to you years ago on a Marc Maron podcast and being like, too, came over to my house and spent two hours just walking “She’s making some references that I don’t even know how to through the whole process of directing that show, telling me look up. How does she know so many things?” You were men- all these special things, tricks to (CONTINUED ON PAGE 134) tioning shorts by Fellini, which connects to your show, right? NL: Yes, the movie you’re referencing is Toby Dammit, starring Terence Stamp. It’s in Italian and part of a [1968] trilogy called Spirits of the Dead, which is based on short stories by Edgar Allan Poe. Russian Doll is influenced by it. There’s something about it that, for me, really encapsulates the way the subconscious experiences a life and how it’s a series of trigger points just coming at you constantly. I love references. I went to NYU briefly for film and philosophy. Being honest about I dropped out. Instead, I just spent all my time at Film Forum, watching all the movies, and then I would read all where you’re at and Oscar de la Renta dress. Mateo New York the books. It’s the only language I really understood. earrings. Gucci ring. JK: OK, so when did you start acting? not feeling like you BEAUTY BEAT Refresh your bangs with NL: I have a SAG card from 1985, and by 1986 I was a series a volumizing spritz of regular on Pee-wee’s Playhouse, which I think of as the Kérastase V.I.P. Volume in need to hide your true Powder Texturizing Spray greatest job of my career. I don’t think I’ll ever do better ($28; kerastase-usa.com). work. It’s good to have that handled by the time you’re 6. Hair: Tetsuya Yamakata self is pretty badass.Ó for Artlist. Makeup: Tina Turnbow for Crosby Carter Management. Manicure: Dawn Sterling 112 InSTYLE FEBRUARY 2019 for Statement Artists. The Queen cried and laughed when I read it, like, “You son of a of the #MeToo movement. “They want to move strange to have that going on at the same time. NL: hide your true self is pretty badass. What is your takeaway from the surge of women CONTINUED FROM PAGE 102 bitch. Did you quietly write a book?” If I were writ- from a place of survivorship to empowerment. Yeah. I mean, that’s sort of the prickly thing for all JK: I agree, and I am so happy about your life. NL: running for office in 2018? Somebody told us last solid, good. I think Nicole Kidman is a smart, non- ing a book, I would have gotten so much mileage They’re saying, ‘I have my own personal power; of us to reconcile. Yeah, this hasn’t been an easily won journey, so all night that the average age of members of Congress bullshit puppy. She isn’t going to mince words, isn’t out of, “Man, sorry, I can’t come to the phone right now let’s make that a collective power.’ ” Q JK: OK, so I have this great memory of seeing you at that stuff we’ve talked about is very personal to me. is dropping by 10 years with this new class going in going to try to play a game. She’s got a hell of a now, I’m writing a book … I can’t possibly get my- Chateau Marmont when you were young and hys- Having women who believe in you is not just a plati- and that 40 percent of the Democrats are women. picker. She picks things that are really interesting, self out of bed, because I’m writing a book.” And he terical and amazing. You came downstairs wear- tude. These relationships are the most important In the battleground states of Texas and Nevada, and she’s not concerned about how they may be never mentioned it. He’s a much better human Shows of Strength ing high-waist jeans and a Norma Kamali bathing thing in my life. five times as many millennials voted [in these mid- seen. Amy Adams is the same. I love that she is than I am. When people say, “Real relationships CONTINUED FROM PAGE 109 suit. I remember thinking, “This is the chicest girl JK: Wait, I just realized that, Jesus, you’re not 40 terms] as in 2014. That just shows that at times starting to produce. I would like Amy Adams to are so hard,” I’m like, “No.” be felt on the runways. I have ever met. She’s wearing a f—ing bathing suit yet? F— you. What are you looking forward to the when our moorings seem to be undone, people can run for president. I think the world would be better LB: Your face lights up when you’re talking about “The modern working woman is multifaceted to dinner.” Now the Kardashians do that all the most in the next decade? NL: I guess turning 50, still believe in politics. It’s really important in a in general. I’d like Viola Davis to wake me up every him. Isn’t that great after 20 years? MM: We’ve done and lives on her own terms,” says Rosetta Getty, time, but that was in the ’90s. No one was doing which nobody really leads with. I heard it’s the new democracy.
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