2026-04-15
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From the New York Times, I'm Anna Martin.
This is Modern Love.
And today on the show, I'm talking to actor, producer, and director Elizabeth Banks.
Elizabeth starred in some of the most iconic series of my teenage years.
We 've got Pitch Perfect, the movies that put acapella on the map,
and maybe even did The Impossible, which is make acapella cool.
Also The Hunger Games, which transformed a book series I loved into a series of movies I loved even more.
On screen, Elizabeth's characters are kooky, they can be brash, they're very big.
Which is why.
Her new TV show, The Miniature Wife, is so intriguing to me because her character is very small.
And I mean this literally.
She's tiny.