In a timely episode of the New York Magazine series The Cut spoke to the wonderful Natasha Lyonne in her Manhattan home to find out what a typical day looks like for the star of Russian Doll. Lyonne responded by using the hands of a clock to describe what happens at a particular time during the day, especially when she’s in a different time zone.
I’m gonna treat it like a Dali clock which is sort of how clocks exist in my mind… Why are we waking up at 7:00? Ah we’ve gone to Los Angeles and so our mind thinks it’s 10:00 a.m. because that’s sort of a time we generally like to wake up in Manhattan where this body clock lives.
