Hannah Gadsby doesn’t hold back. She never did.
Not when she was on ‘Nanette’, punctuating hair-raising punchlines with a deadpan smile, not now, five months from then, when most people will have applauded her grit, candour, and swirled on with the news cycle.
“If you have to believe that someone else is bad in order to believe that you are good, you are drawing a very dangerous line,’’ Gadsby quipped at the at The Hollywood Reporter’s ‘2018 Women in Entertainment’ gala. She talked about the “lines” that are self-drawn by “good men” in order to clearly dissociate themselves from the “bad” ones.