Stepping out for a promotional gig, Michelle Williams attended the 10th Annual New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend in New York City on Sunday (January 9).
Held at the Times Center, the lovely actress was joined by New York Times reporter Dave Itzkoff, and musician Lang Lang upon arriving to boost interest in her latest movie, "Blue Valentine".
Talking to HuffPost at the event, Miss Williams was asked a number of questions including her take on what the film says about relationships.
To this, Michelle replied, "I don't think there's a message. I don't think there's like a slogan or something that you're supposed to walk away from the movie with. That's one of the things that I like about it because it reminded me of life. Ryan [Gosling] was talking about the movie in this way, and I should probably let him talk about it, but I just thought that it was so ingenious, about it being like a whodunit."
She continued, "Like, if your friend is telling you about a breakup and you're constantly with her trying to understand what happened and you're looking for all the clues and you're pointing fingers, like, 'Well, that's because your mom treated you like such and such,' or, 'That's because you're always looking, trying to solve the mystery.' I think the same thing is true in life that's true in this movie, that you're left unfortunately with a question instead of an answer."
Source: http://celebrity-gossip.net/michelle-williams/michelle-williams-arts-leisure-weekend-454958
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