Issa Rae and Donald Glover have teamed up with ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ to have an ‘Epic Conversation on Creativity.’

Joined by ‘Hamilton’ creator Lin-Manuel Miranda as well as Damien Chazelle, the creative pair engaged in the conversation as their TV shows ‘Insecure‘ and ‘Atlanta‘ continue to soar on their respective platforms.

Intriguing!

Their conversation with ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ comes as they ready new seasons from their hit shows and as Lin-Manuel Miranda prepares for the launch of ‘Hamilton‘s birth in the United Kingdom.

That isn’t all.

The writer recently signed up to star in 2018’s ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ alongside ‘Murder She Wrote‘s Angela Lansbury, Meryl Streep, Christian Dixon, Dick Van Dyke and Emily Blunt who is to portray the magical Mary.

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Read what she had to say about her hit show below…

I think for us, it was just about showing flawed people. I think, for Lawrence, we started him in a shitty place, and he was built to try for Issa, as we put it, and I think even that is kind of a problematic statement. He got it together for her. And even when he got this job, he was still considering putting this new job on hold to pursue his dream. Which is a very realistic sentiment. But it was really about painting whole people. And you’re in a lens of Issa and Molly, and you get to see the grit. I ask, in your own life story, in anybody’s life story, if everybody’s watching your decisions, the decisions that you made onscreen, would they be like, “Aw, yeah, you’re the hero. Ooh, I’m rooting. Or would they be like, What’re you doing? What the **** is wrong with you? Why are you making that decision?” And that’s what we want to show with the show. I dare to say no one is the hero in their own story.

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