Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus · November 20, 2024 · 1h 20m

Julia Gets Wise with Isabella Rossellini

Julia Louis-Dreyfus talks with actress Isabella Rossellini about life on her Long Island farm, why she embraces describing herself as 'ancient,' and her evolving relationship with sexuality and romance as she's gotten older. The conversation also touches on a Mary Oliver poem recited by Julia's 90-year-old mother, Judith, and a potential adventure the two are plotting.

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Embracing the word 'ancient'

Isabella Rossellini enjoys referring to herself as ancient, finding it a playful and liberating way to own her age.

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Sexuality and romance in later years

Rossellini opens up about how her relationship with sexuality and romance has changed as she's grown older.

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Farm life as grounding practice

Rossellini talks about the role her Long Island farm plays in keeping her rooted and connected to the physical world.

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✧Isabella Rossellini calls herself 'ancient' and says she loves the term.

✧She runs a small farm on Long Island.

✧Julia's mother Judith recites a Mary Oliver poem during the episode.

✧Julia and her mother are plotting an adventure together.

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