Zoe Kazan's latest project continues a surprising family legacy that many viewers may not know about. Kazan joined Eli Rallo on the October 7 episode of Rallo's Prose Society podcast where they spoke ...
When Zoe Kazan learned she was going to adapt " East of Eden," she knew it meant she'd be destroying a copy of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel with scribbled notes in different colors, highlights and earmarked edges. So she ordered ... .
When Zoe Kazan learned she was going to adapt 'East of Eden,' she knew it meant she'd be destroying a copy of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel with scribbled notes in different colors, highlights and earmarked edges ... I felt all these things,' Kazan said.