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As part of her press tour for Honey Dont!<\/i> – the second installment of a lesbian trilogy from Ethan Coen – Margaret Qualley covers Cosmopolitan. Blue Moon<\/i>, the Richard Linklater film she\u2019s in, is set to premiere this fall. She had recently finished working on Huntington<\/i>, a dark comedy\u2013thriller she leads alongside Glen Powell, and is currently starring in Happy Gilmore 2<\/i>. <\/p>\n
<\/p>\nOn falling in love with husband, Jack Antonoff:<\/b> “Falling in love with Jack was the biggest feeling I\u2019ve ever felt. We met right as COVID was ending, at the first party I\u2019d been to. We saw each other on a roof, and we just started talking and never stopped. We went on a series of walks throughout the city that summer.”<\/p>\n
Who said ‘I love you’ first:<\/b> “He did, obviously. I\u2019m very old-school about stuff like this. I would never put myself out there first. I never text twice. I mean, now we\u2019re married and I can text him anything at any time. We\u2019re always having a conversation; he\u2019s like my human diary. But before we were together, at the beginning, I would always follow Southern girl etiquette.”<\/p>\n
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What Sue, from The Substance, taught her:<\/b> “The Substance was like entering the eye of the storm. It was like dealing with all of my shit, my mom\u2019s shit, generations of trauma.\u2079 It was a nightmare, being this idyllic, youthful fembot. No one thinks of themselves like that. The movie is not a good touchstone for what femininity is\u2014it is quite masculine in a lot of ways. The thing I\u2019ll take home with me, for sure, is Demi Moore. She\u2019s such a special person. She\u2019s strong and she\u2019s wise, but she\u2019s also incredibly soft and porous.”<\/p>\n
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On getting into character to play a queer detective in Honey Don’t!:<\/b> “She\u2019s a bit like a cool-guy player. I don\u2019t know why, but for some reason, I made my physicality kind of like Matty Healy. I tried to do it like Matty Healy would do it. I got to feel what it would be like to be a guy hitting on a girl.”<\/p>\n
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On her “big queer fan base”:<\/b> “I love the gays, thank you.”<\/p>\n
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