‘Babes’ Ilana Glazer, Michelle Buteau, and Pamela Adlon recently sat down for an exclusive interview to discuss the hilarity of having a baby and why there is a surprising lack of comedies on this topic.
During the interview, the trio of talented actresses shared their insights and experiences on the subject. Glazer, known for her role in the hit TV series “Broad City,” emphasized the comedic potential of parenthood, stating, “Having a baby is a never-ending source of laughter. It’s a whole new world of absurdity that deserves to be explored on the big screen.”
Buteau, a stand-up comedian and actress, echoed Glazer’s sentiments, adding, “We need more comedies that capture the reality and humor of raising children. It’s a universal experience that everyone can relate to, and there’s so much material to work with.”
Adlon, known for her Emmy-nominated role in the series “Better Things,” also chimed in, highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives in these comedies. “There’s not just one way to experience parenthood. We need stories that reflect the different journeys and challenges people face. Comedy has the power to bring us together and shed light on the absurdities of life.”
The actresses’ candid and humorous insights shed light on the untapped potential for comedic storytelling surrounding the joys and struggles of having a baby. As audiences eagerly await more films and TV shows that tackle this topic, Glazer, Buteau, and Adlon continue to entertain and inspire with their own unique perspectives on parenthood.
