Carrie Coon compares films to HBO’s “The White Lotus.”

Actress Carrie Coon recently visited the Criterion Closet, where she shared her thoughts on films. She is known for her passion for physical media, often influenced by her husband, Tracy Letts, who has a large collection of DVDs and Blu-rays. During her visit, Coon chose to focus on new releases rather than the classic films available. She highlighted Jean Eustache’s film “The Mother and the Whore,” noting its similar themes to the HBO series “The White Lotus.” Coon commented on the film’s complex sexual dynamics and engaging dialogue. She also selected “Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling,” starring Richard Pryor, a film she had not seen before. Additionally, Coon mentioned “Crossing Delancey,” a favorite of hers that she associates with fond memories from her grandparents’ house. She praised the filmmaker Joan Micklin Silver for her work. Coon also discussed her role in the period drama “The Gilded Age.” She revealed that actor Dylan Baker, known for his role in “Happiness,” will appear in the upcoming season, which excited her and the cast. She encouraged fans to watch the film and keep it handy for gatherings.