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Call Her Daddy · June 17, 2026 · 1h 43m

Olivia Wilde: Dating, Double Standards & Dealing with Scrutiny

Olivia Wilde sits down with Alex to discuss the relentless double standards she's faced as a director, actor, and public figure. She reflects on how her dating life, parenting choices, and fashion have been scrutinized in ways male counterparts rarely experience. Wilde unpacks her new film The Invite—which explores intimacy and draws from real experiences—and shares candid thoughts on motherhood, objectification, and how her perspective on marriage has shifted.

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Highlights

The Invite: Drawing From Real Experience to Explore Intimacy
Wilde's film The Invite explores sex and intimacy by grounding the narrative in real experiences and observations about how people actually connect and desire.

Editorial

Double Standards in Public Scrutiny: Women vs. Men in Entertainment
Wilde reflects on how her dating life, parenting, and fashion choices have been judged far more harshly than male counterparts would be in similar situations.
Objectification and the Male Gaze in Entertainment
Wilde discusses how women's bodies and appearance are constantly objectified in film and public perception, reducing them to visual consumption.
Marriage and Partnership: Evolving Views on Commitment
Wilde shares how her perspective on marriage and long-term partnership has evolved based on lived experience and observation.
Motherhood and the Impossible Standard
Wilde opens up about motherhood and how mothers are judged by an impossible standard that demands they be simultaneously present, ambitious, selfless, and flawless.

Misc

Wilde's willingness to discuss the gendered nature of public scrutiny reflects a broader reckoning in entertainment
The Invite appears to be a project deeply rooted in lived experience and authentic storytelling about relationships
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