(Even with John Mayer?
Sure, she replies.
And Vincent … well, hes dying.
Lyonne, Olsen, and Coon in ‘His Three Daughters‘Sam Levy/Netflix
Theyre settling in for a long goodbye.
This reunion means everyone will begin rehashing old grudges and reopening old wounds.
Everyone has their excuses, their coping mechanisms, and their reasons for not making nice.
Each of them is starting to mourn the loss of their dad in their own respective way.
Each of them is collectively ready to blow a gasket.
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It also lets the stars establish who these women are in quick succession.
So does the slow thaw that happens as Katie starts to reckon with their fathers ever-nearing end.
And Olsen has an incredible way of suggesting how and why her characters why-cant-we-just-get-along persona is a necessary defense.
The line turns the subtext into text.
The actor turns the statement into a complete backstory in a single reading.
You could practically see the Groucho-waggle of an invisible cigar at the end of every line.
Its such a potent reminder of what a greatactorLyonne is in addition to being a top-shelf entertainer.
This is career-best work, hands down.
But Jacobs also knows when to make his presence known as well.
