Tig Notaro was sleeping when she received a nomination as a producer at the Oscars for her documentary Come See Me in the Good Light.
Now she told what happened at the time in an interview with Variety.
“My wife just happened to wake up at 5 a.m.; it just happened, it really did. She didn’t wake up on purpose,” the producer told Variety.
“And there I am, next to her, napping, with my earplugs in, my eye mask on and my CPAP machine tubes coming out of my head.”
Furthermore, Notaro was enthusiastic about Come See Me in the Good Light, saying, “This project must be completely guided by love and patience.” No fool is allowed in production. It all has to be good.”
Ryan White directed the documentary while the description read: “Faced with an incurable diagnosis, two poet lovers embark on a poignant yet unexpectedly humorous exploration of love, mortality and life moments.” Tig Notaro was sleeping when she received a nomination as a producer at the Oscars for her documentary Come See Me in the Good Light.
Now she told what happened at the time in an interview with Variety.
“My wife just happened to wake up at 5 a.m.; it just happened, it really did. She didn’t wake up on purpose,” the producer told Variety.
“And there I am, next to her, napping, with my earplugs in, my eye mask on and my CPAP machine tubes coming out of my head.”
Furthermore, Notaro was enthusiastic about Come See Me in the Good Light, saying, “This project must be completely guided by love and patience.” No fool is allowed in production. It all has to be good.”
Ryan White directed the documentary while the description read: “Faced with an incurable diagnosis, two poet lovers embark on a poignant yet unexpectedly humorous exploration of love, mortality and life moments.”
