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both. We're looking back at

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some of the biggest Hollywood

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names. In comedy and

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acting. We're. Revisiting Michael Cera,

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who shares with us how

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he found acting as a

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child. also David Harbour on

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how he landed his role

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in the phenomenally popular Stranger

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Things and last and and

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and not least, one of

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the funniest and loveliest men.

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In the world the

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huge will say. It's

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time to sit back, relax and

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enjoy Brighton and the best of

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Hollywood. Before.

1:04

You joined us. We've had a

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technical emergency is not too strong.

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A word of knowing. It

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it. It doesn't affect your end of Gray

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Kurds, but by the society we know if

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I need to hear the rest. Of.

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The I just sensitive Michael. I just lost him when

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I said. Didn't affect

1:23

him and new wasn't about him and and

1:26

I'm happy to listen. It might feel good

1:28

to tell me about it were a word

1:30

is good to share. I this this hi

1:32

tech set up. I'm in my house, the

1:34

top floor the office and I would have

1:37

very nice Sony. A. Seven Camera

1:39

that that shoots me with beautiful lights around

1:41

it and it records on to a Ninja

1:43

external hard drive. Well the Ninja has got

1:46

very ill, but frankly I prefer myself low

1:48

resolution. So for me it's a win win

1:50

and looks fine. And you know that's what

1:52

I'm working with. So I mean it seems

1:55

only fair that we have the same resolution.

1:57

That's a good way of looking at it.

1:59

This. Great democracy exactly? Now I

2:01

was a little worried that it

2:03

would look. Just very.

2:06

Professional on your end and I would just suck

2:08

like a guy at home. which is all I

2:10

am. But you. You started as a kid, didn't

2:12

you? Yeah, I did. I did. I started. Well

2:15

at yeah and it wasn't a Korea. I mean I

2:17

you know is it was nothing to do with. A

2:19

career or work. When I started it sort of

2:21

just term. Morphed. Into that very

2:24

conveniently for me. I mean, I'm very. Grateful.

2:27

Actually, for what I'm doing with my life in that I

2:29

and that I enjoy as to a certain extent a good

2:31

for them. How to? How did it come about? How did

2:33

you come to be? Yeah performing. Well. I.

2:36

Was doing it as a recreation.

2:38

For in the beginning you know I'm.

2:41

A. Sort of weekend class with other kids. Something to

2:43

do, You know, an extra curricular activity And it's

2:46

like a. You.

2:48

Know kind of. See. It class

2:50

where you're playing a we wrote warm up exercises

2:52

with other kids and then you kind of knock

2:54

a little. Presentation. Together for

2:56

the parents. You

2:58

know, completely unprofessional and everyone

3:01

but. I think actually did a

3:03

good job of kind of fostering sense of fun and at

3:05

the know in the whole thing and. It's

3:07

a great way to kind of play. It's very

3:09

intuitive for kids to the just playing goofing around.

3:11

It's nothing unusual. And

3:14

then I was really. Encouraged.

3:16

And very validated doing it because I was said

3:19

such a nincompoop at everything else I can have

3:21

tried to do all of my friends growing up

3:23

or like. Magnificent. Athletes

3:25

in our just everything. They. Tried.

3:28

They became the did it a very

3:30

high level Basketball, hockey, skating, baseball and

3:33

all of these endeavors were a source

3:35

of. In. A painful

3:37

failure for me. Especially does my

3:39

dad was a. You. Know

3:42

the coach of the was playing baseball and I was

3:44

just I was the same of the team you know

3:46

where when the ball went out to me every we

3:48

just went. There

3:50

was one time where I was because there was stuck

3:52

me out in right field where I was getting the

3:55

ball. Never went out there because we were six you

3:57

know people or and hitting these giant top flies but.

3:59

Sorry. The out and in Some sort of

4:01

daydreaming. Took my glove off and put on top of

4:03

my head without real out because I was a million

4:06

miles away I was doing that. Mindlessly.

4:08

And then suddenly the ball was coming to me and this

4:10

has never happened and I didn't have my glove on my

4:12

head and I had no. Idea on Earth

4:14

where it could possibly be. And.

4:17

Why it wasn't on my hands. That's. The kind

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4:21

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4:23

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you grew up in Canada and

6:10

and you apologists second city people

6:12

within comedy know second city. I

6:14

would imagine that you general British

6:16

person probably wouldn't. He was the

6:19

breeding ground in Canada for so

6:21

many huge name's Could you tell

6:23

us he was a second city?

6:25

Yes, I've been. In

6:27

L famously produced John Candy.

6:30

Show. Flaherty. Martin Short. Com.

6:34

Catheter Hara Eugene Levy Andrew

6:36

Martin Eugene Levy I only

6:38

kind of did classes there.

6:40

I never performed. As that

6:42

long as you didn't know, I didn't realize that. Okay,

6:44

I think I I think if I had stayed on

6:46

that. Sort of. why would a gotten into. That pipeline. But

6:48

I'm to be honest, the problem was the

6:50

like I was ten years. Old doing that

6:53

and it was a a major commute from

6:55

my parents. Suspect

6:57

me. In on the weekend I

6:59

had this it was like to our classes. Every

7:02

Saturday but it was. The most fun. It

7:04

is something that I do think. I kind of some.

7:08

I consider that I get. I'd never had

7:10

really any acting training outside of that, but that

7:12

was a kid. The all they hammer into

7:14

is listening. That's really what they. Every

7:16

week they just teach you do over and over

7:18

again that you have to listen. To.

7:21

The person that's in front of you and you're

7:23

saying partner and he plans right? That's a great

7:25

lesson. It's about a great way. It's a great

7:27

I a wedge less and because as I made

7:30

a yeah yeah that you have to keep us

7:32

keep reminding yourself of when you playing any see

7:34

that yang be so answer and rethinking one am

7:36

I going to do a lot of the thing

7:38

to say? What are these brightest I'm gonna just

7:40

listen to what you're saying. So there you are.

7:43

You're in, You're in Canada and you're starting to

7:45

perform as a as a son. What was the

7:47

say? I think super bad. Just

7:49

the first time that I. I.

7:51

I knew you were less Least yeah there's

7:53

a piece of work that stuff that really

7:56

stands of aside and really good piece was.

7:58

how did that come about. I

8:00

was brought in. I had a very good

8:02

audition. Which. Felt great. I

8:04

mean was put at ease in the addition

8:06

to you know where we're laughing in the

8:08

audition Majority feels good. It. Was come out.

8:10

You feel good about it anyway whether you get it or not.

8:13

I've. I've Never. I've never known that feeling.

8:15

Another, never known that feeling. You've. Just made me

8:17

remember something that I have to tell you cause

8:19

I think it'll. It'll be of interest to you,

8:22

and I'm I'm sure it's something that you. Have.

8:24

No concept of because I don't think anybody does. I.

8:27

Was friends with Garry Shandling. Before Gary passed

8:29

away and his another person that I just couldn't

8:31

believe I got to have for. Every

8:34

moment I had with him was complete guest. I

8:36

mean, I think we were having a phone call

8:38

a week before he passed away. And

8:40

we were talking about. Doing. The

8:42

trip. Doing. And at a

8:44

pet, you know what sort of a adaptation.

8:47

Or whatever you would call that a

8:49

remake of The Trip with Gary and

8:51

myself. Is. Still in

8:53

Hawaii? Was it he was aware of the

8:56

trip? Yes, Yes, Yes. He was very aware

8:58

of the trivia. We were Yeah, and we

9:00

were talking about he and I doing something.

9:03

So. Like we, we just we. We were all. Kind

9:05

of interested in the uncanny. And.

9:08

Pairing. That something to get my head around

9:10

bloody hell I can assume, and that he liked to

9:12

the trips and that that is typically. Oh, I think

9:14

he just kept. Kept. Mentioning you.

9:17

Know he didn't Dojo Dojo Dojo Now you see

9:20

now you want far I would say and you

9:22

know for brief second as you started saying that

9:24

I believed I met my well at my little

9:26

island of my sentiments and. Know

9:29

where he? Yeah, he loves it and

9:31

we were among like that. have yeah,

9:33

so that would have been exciting. Let's

9:36

talk about the great Bill Murray because

9:38

you've had the experience, would have had

9:40

it with a couple of times as

9:42

far as I can see of being

9:44

such a huge fan of somebody and

9:47

then. You're getting to work with them, so

9:49

thats true. Bill Murray.

9:51

Is is this true that you watch Ghostbusters

9:53

at age three? Yeah! I had the chicken

9:56

pox and I had the. Worst.

9:58

Case my doctor had ever seen. Wow

10:00

and that was. I guess that was. Like the best

10:02

way to distract me. I loved Ghostbusters. I think

10:05

my my entry point actually for the Ghostbusters growing

10:07

up in the eighties and nineties as I did.

10:09

Was. The cartoon. With. Lorenzo music

10:12

during the. Peter. Vacman character.

10:14

right? And I loved that I had

10:17

other toys from that and that. But then I got

10:19

into the movie and I think I just watched it

10:21

every day because I was that you know and it.

10:23

I mean that's what kids do right? It's just name

10:25

one thing they want to watch over and over. You

10:28

grow up with it with a love of of Bill

10:30

Murray and then yeah bloody hell in that thing he

10:32

did that that a very Merry Christmas the the other

10:34

Christmas special It is for Netflix. Yeah what? What did

10:36

you play. In that I'm like a

10:38

hungry. Agent. Said wants to snap him up

10:41

as a client. It was great. I think I was

10:43

made. Maybe. A last minute replacement because they called

10:45

me. And I was in Los Angeles

10:47

at the time that was shooting in New York and they said

10:49

we come to this day and I flew right in. I

10:52

think Jason Schwartzman was sort of my agent

10:54

in this situation because we're Jason first. Firstly

10:56

brokered my my first meeting with Bill Murray.

10:59

He knew how much still meant to mean.

11:01

He's just a very, very sweet person and

11:03

he. Invited. Me to come visit him.

11:06

On. A set. Of a movie that he was

11:08

doing with Bill. This was a our Roman couple a movie.

11:10

And. So I came to Set and Jason brought me a

11:12

rebel and introduced me as is great friends of his

11:14

migrate from Michael A Bill was. Very.

11:17

Sweet then and I already was. Sort.

11:20

Of in shock to me to but we were. Just standing in, it's a

11:22

kind of very casual circle. A great way to. Meet someone

11:24

you know. I just like killing

11:26

time on the set joking around me. he was

11:28

being funny. He. Was numb. Making

11:31

us laugh. I think he has a

11:33

special power for that. You. Know for

11:35

year for making people making people assess

11:37

assess. I think that's an acute dogs

11:39

and Atlanta a suit you keep going

11:41

out on a limb, earth and creating

11:43

a sort of sensors. Like relaxation

11:45

and hanging out and find anywhere that was great. And

11:47

then they called me and I came into the Christmas

11:49

thing. I was like cramming on the flights trying to

11:52

come up with funny things to say. I wanted to

11:54

sort of. Do as much

11:56

as I could bring as much as I could to it.

11:59

And then we had a sort of. Plotting rehearsal, plotted through

12:01

it a little bit. You.

12:03

Know and they were like okay we we have our and

12:05

Bill said to me okay well either will gather we won't.

12:07

Or something like that. And

12:09

I was I. I took that as I don't think he meant it this

12:12

way. I think. It? you know, but dumb. I

12:14

took that as like you know, come ready, be ready

12:16

when you do the same. I don't

12:18

think he meant it in an aggressive way like that. I figure if

12:20

anything was kind. Of like words of encouragement.

12:23

And then the very supportive during the same In

12:25

out. Laughing. At what I was

12:27

saying. After. A take you to

12:29

Okay, that was great. Say that again. You know I'm. Yeah.

12:32

It was a it was a great hero experience and then

12:34

we were hanging out, having some drinks and hanging out at

12:36

a table and I made bill last at the table. And.

12:39

It and it was a real last. It was

12:41

a real ass and I'm. That.

12:44

Slightest, that's I can wear my hands by

12:46

that for the rest of my life. You

12:48

know there's a few moments of making a

12:50

be of people that are that monumentally important

12:53

your life. Last you know what was going

12:55

to say to you when you when you

12:57

did not that stuff with Bill Murray on

12:59

his Christmas thing We to what degree in

13:01

the scene could you just be yourself and

13:03

take chances and to what degree to do

13:05

so the hedge your bets. You always kind

13:08

of read the environment don't you I mean

13:10

and they were so supportive if for some

13:12

of the whole atmosphere that shoot was. Very.

13:15

Was. Very like a hangout that it was

13:17

Sofia Coppola directing it. Yeah, and I'm. They

13:20

do a great job at. I mean Amy Poehler was there and

13:22

also in the scene with me and I've known Amy. Since

13:24

I was. Thirteen.

13:27

And she's always been a big champion. Of mine

13:29

because I was doing Arrested Development the Tv

13:32

series and she was married to Will Arnett

13:34

at The Answer. She was around and I'm.

13:36

Always was so sweet with. Me. So it was

13:38

great that Amy was there as sort of self.

13:41

Made. Him feel very safe. You know, we rehearsed it and set

13:43

a couple things and they were like, oh, that's funny, say that, you know

13:45

So they. Were already very encouraging. Which

13:48

makes you feel safe to take chances and they

13:50

want you to do. You're saying you know there

13:52

is some to the danger, been too deferential and

13:54

to out of know you're you're there for a

13:57

reason. They they redid me like I was doing

13:59

them a favor. It didn't feel that way

14:01

for I mean for me I was like

14:03

to, there was a miracle to be in

14:05

on him at the And enough of fantastic.

14:08

Now you mentioned you mentioned Amy Poehler, but

14:10

it's another Amy Amy Schumer who is part

14:12

of the the thing. This prompted this discussion

14:14

because it's life and best the we're not

14:17

just chatting for the fun of a the

14:19

low as lord knows it it. I thought

14:21

we were okay. Writers: Were

14:23

just hanging. At

14:25

this is of the reason I reveal

14:27

Who Who lose Season Two, Life and

14:30

Best with Amy Schumer. Yes now the

14:32

great A Big Items were yet We're

14:34

We're Yeah! You know it's nice to

14:36

be doing a second series of a

14:38

show. I never thought I'd find myself

14:40

in this position. The Good: ceiling.

14:43

I hope we I hope we keep going. That. Because.

14:45

You've done other shows the didn't go to

14:47

a sec. well you know I was. You've

14:49

not done shows and the or I haven't

14:51

done a tv series since I was a

14:53

child and I'm okay. I was on the

14:55

Tv show Arrested Development Yak in Two Thousand

14:57

and Three. We started it and. You know to be

14:59

honest and that was network. Television? You know who? Louis A.

15:02

Kind. Of different you know, different experience. Being a

15:04

streaming service, I'm proud to be a part of

15:06

it. That's the other reason

15:09

I'm happy to be coming back. In a sort of

15:11

that, it's a it's a nice feeling this I'm sure

15:13

you can relate to but to be honor a tv

15:15

show. Was. I think that's a

15:17

nice kind of job to start, to really appreciate

15:19

the characters in the world and to to. Live.

15:21

In it a bit and to be a fan.

15:24

Of it Yourself is a real pleasure to beat. To

15:26

be a fan of the working experience and the show.

15:28

It's a it's I feel very lucky. I think I

15:30

landed really well with that. It came out of nowhere

15:32

for me. Amy texted me out of the blue. About

15:34

it. During. The Pandemic or toward the

15:36

end of. Twenty. Twenty. I guess it

15:39

would have been. Adam and sent me

15:41

all the scripts and I just reading and I thought

15:43

with his is so nice I really love what's going

15:45

on here so I feel really lucky and I it's

15:47

great that we're gonna make another season which is supposed

15:49

to happen to think. That.

15:52

Next. Year at Amy As is fantastic

15:54

says the captain in the leader of

15:56

the shows he's directing are sharing directing

15:59

duties. My. Characters. And.

16:01

Based on her real life has been

16:04

to, she knows incredibly well so she'll

16:06

come out with something. So. Dialed

16:08

in. And. So specific and so you

16:10

know something I never would have thought of. And

16:12

it's it's just great that's that's a fun way

16:15

to work. Well Michael What a pleasure! Really nice.

16:17

you're out of yeah you to yeah I'm glad

16:19

we got to do it is fun minutes. I'm

16:21

a I'm a huge Rob Bride and fan so.

16:24

Been. Looking forward to it. On. So pleasantly

16:26

surprised Science Diet didn't have no

16:28

idea whether you'd have come across

16:30

my effort. So that's that, sir.

16:32

You could talk all about human

16:34

remains, textile get long as our

16:37

universe here. Niners fan of? yes,

16:39

really? Yes, and that's a shell, I think. An ex

16:41

girlfriend of mine. Put. Me on two years

16:43

ago, years ago and In Out. Yeah,

16:46

I have a hundred megahertz. I was a

16:48

dark and interest to keep me on to

16:50

a lot of great great stuff. Yeah, some

16:52

of my favorite stuff. First of all, Garry

16:54

Shandling was aware of my existence and others

16:56

my god. Fantastic. Free Iraqi. So much? Yeah,

16:58

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I never I've know Iran or

19:11

guy serve the seven me at

19:13

forty so for a long time

19:15

I was walking around the streets

19:17

has been that guy. Probably good

19:19

to have it when near a

19:21

bit older. you appreciate. It more

19:23

at the yeah and my estimations

19:25

a good thing. Also, you don't

19:27

take yourself that seriously because you

19:29

realize that you're pretty close to

19:31

death, so. Well. As well,

19:33

uneasy were as high as as thirty

19:36

seven. So what will I will do

19:38

now but you look like you you

19:40

know of any the Greco my cellular

19:42

Illinois idea on his eggs picked alone

19:44

a outside mom forty seven our the

19:46

fifties. a pretty bad. Idea

19:49

is urged to break down. I'm serious.

19:51

yeah he says professor as on the

19:53

by that funny but I'm sorry Wilde,

19:55

but you can laugh about is a

19:57

log of them Forty seven? yeah device.

20:00

Come to realize as soon as com Okay

20:02

so it's not good, it's it's because you

20:04

It is. I think in life that the

20:06

in have a say over the hill. I

20:09

think the peak of the hills fifty. I

20:11

really do. You can have a good time coming

20:13

down that other side of the hill. When.

20:16

I think when you look back she'd say

20:18

sixty. Probably the peak of the hill. I'm

20:20

gonna do a huge name drop here. Please

20:22

do a good. As everyone

20:25

listening. To node actor

20:27

called Al Pacino. Oh.

20:31

What's he been in? Ah, he was

20:33

in a move. Adam Sandler, Coach Jack

20:35

and Jill. I think I would love

20:37

the. Duncan Chino

20:39

saw sell so bad. Then I

20:41

said to him what is the

20:44

best age and he said forty

20:46

seven Forty forty nine because your

20:48

mind is old enough. To.

20:50

Realize that it doesn't really matter and

20:52

you can have a good time and

20:54

your body still young enough to not

20:57

be destroyed as it does interfaced he

20:59

said well in a funny always and

21:01

me and now are on the same

21:03

page because I just said sixty's the

21:05

brow of the hill and up. So

21:07

me and how do you guys on

21:09

my right A guys are basically like

21:11

like. Find useful easier

21:13

on huge hands. Did you notice

21:15

the size of his hand? I've

21:18

never really paid much attention to

21:20

all faiths. Yes

21:22

please! This is all I came

21:24

to raise. Our voice is what

21:26

Car at my house and. I

21:29

watched him on Broadway and what what what were

21:31

you doing when I did Merchant of Venice The

21:34

way our that add i was bizarrely out for

21:36

this is a little awkward that I didn't say

21:38

i you barely know grammarly that I was that

21:40

guy at that point I knew didn't notice. His

21:42

hands in that you've got these dazzling eyes,

21:44

Disney and we get these eyes the Just:

21:47

I'd ever spend more time with them. The

21:49

oh my god if you girl so charming

21:51

is the most charming present have are mad

21:53

so I can't I mean it's like I'm

21:55

falling in love every time I just stare

21:57

into his eyes. I've never see anything beyond

21:59

here. Along with that, run when you do that.

22:01

We did it for. Like three or

22:03

four months I'm. Fall

22:06

and then I went back and I

22:08

did Glengarry Glen Ross with him to

22:10

get a loss. Iii we went back

22:12

into that. He played the Jagged Lightning

22:14

and a different role in the Asia

22:16

and I played the Can Space Robinson.

22:18

I mean not just. Take me

22:20

Now Law then on I will die.

22:22

I mean I would do that night

22:25

after night to night. As a younger

22:27

actor though I was very concerned about

22:29

I was much more concerned about point

22:31

about what other people thought America has

22:33

opposed to what I wanted science and

22:35

then you watch him and he's is

22:37

all process and he just saw his

22:40

investigation when he wants to do and

22:42

it's time. It's kind of like dizzying

22:44

and then I look back now and

22:46

I'm like. Yeah, that was

22:48

the greatest thing. The greatest. Thing.

22:51

To experience that with someone someone is

22:53

so purely in love with acting? Did

22:55

you. Start.

22:58

In theater was was that because I've seen

23:00

an in to Be With You we use

23:02

it. You will be sort of yourself as

23:04

a New York Theater. Oh yeah I mean

23:07

I think I still do ah yeah I

23:09

me I yet are doomed plays when I

23:11

was in middle school than in high school

23:13

than I did regional theater which a lot

23:15

of people. Don't really

23:18

do much of anymore but I

23:20

went out this Oklahoma did like

23:22

Mercutio and I went out to

23:24

like all these different towns and

23:26

American did tons of Shakespeare and.

23:28

Then I moved to New York really

23:30

and started like an off broadway career

23:32

in a broader career. but my bread

23:34

and butter is always been peter have

23:36

always been a theater guy never thought

23:38

of really had a face for movies.

23:40

Recently I thought I was like well

23:42

yeah variety of other on there but

23:44

yeah I just love the theater. I

23:46

love that life experiences when you see

23:48

your face in things now got are

23:50

you comfortable with it? No I think

23:52

of what is over you don't. Nice

23:55

thing I've ever seen What? What? What?

23:57

What I mean. I met his wrestling.

23:59

Many things I. Am

24:01

God was shooting me from this side?

24:03

Could do consider this my the Better

24:05

side be marginally more acceptable? Exactly A

24:08

man out I look at our i'm

24:10

seeing this site and it's a resonant

24:12

ah God as well. Thank god the

24:14

public as I can see why. An

24:16

email that yeah all I know your

24:19

bags like a lantern. Com

24:21

I am. I don't You must

24:23

have yeah I mean you. I

24:25

see this awkward school Keith a

24:28

Cia and I see everybody else.

24:30

His face is supremely relaxed. I'm

24:32

i think on me to media

24:34

to so using himself as a

24:36

as as a theater actor a

24:38

guy wants to you. On.

24:41

Monday nights in Madhouse? Oh why the Monday?

24:43

do you do Monday know? We did so

24:45

many that you say that oh yes oh

24:47

gods are you just saw it day I

24:49

now that I'm I loved it. Did you

24:51

as a that you are. You.

24:53

Totally at home On if you keep

24:55

see, this is only the skies. I'm

24:58

an animal. Yeah, you are you on

25:00

on the moon? The attack, his death

25:02

by a few months eight eight shows

25:04

a week without? Yeah. And he does.

25:06

hiring performance. Yeah, I'm croaking a little

25:09

bit. now. I get going to remote

25:11

generally though as well. You know you?

25:13

Yeah, I mean I locked in. It

25:15

feels like. I. Need to do

25:17

something with this play and I a minute.

25:19

I'm at a place in my career now

25:21

where people are saying like what would you

25:23

like to do next and the center is

25:26

a nice of air and less better than

25:28

those damn self tapes com but ah ha

25:30

So in that way I really carve this

25:32

out and I've been doing a lot of

25:34

other stuff and then I was like i

25:36

need to express this and part of it

25:38

is has to do with you know madness

25:40

and a has to do with family and

25:43

death to and it was something that I

25:45

need to grapple with. So even. Though it

25:47

is athletic and big. It. Feels very

25:49

personal and it feels like something

25:51

I'm I'm really ready to yell

25:54

about each night for two hours

25:56

so you you you get a

25:58

A castings for us. Strange

26:01

thing the stairs self dated you going

26:03

to me undies i was originally was

26:05

particularly terrible bad one season of and

26:07

I was waiting for to get picked

26:09

up for a second season which hoping

26:11

and praying because I couldn't pay my

26:13

rent and I was I usually pick

26:15

up this terrible show and let me

26:17

do terrible were down. I've got another

26:19

luxury apartment in New York that I

26:21

saw on you tube in an architectural

26:23

diverted may have go and I do

26:25

and you're very nine years I arrived

26:27

nice accountable think it looks like a

26:29

sixteen year old girls pinchers. Board. but

26:31

yes I love it for some a

26:33

style good grades are great a way.

26:35

Yes! So I really wanted this. Dumb.

26:38

Show to get picked up and it

26:40

didn't get picked up and I remember

26:43

being devastated and the next day I

26:45

got the script for stranger things. They

26:47

said this castrated Karmic. He was really

26:50

instance you for this part of the

26:52

time Netflix was like House of Cards

26:54

and Oranges New Black and you know,

26:57

The series that were like big.

27:00

Artistic ventures and now I'm A. Read

27:02

the script and it was like a

27:04

beautiful script and I thought. I'll

27:07

never. Get. This they'll never

27:09

give his me because I don't have any

27:11

Fernando give is that. Whenever

27:13

some big star so I was

27:15

snarky about it like I went

27:17

in. And I had

27:19

a hat or member had like a baseball cap

27:21

on a my put it on my the one

27:23

cared so said made as if is always drunk

27:26

and popping to an awesome stuff so i thought

27:28

beat him up he will seize bloodshot eyes in

27:30

the mornings so they wear a hat and so

27:32

had this hat on and I did the first

27:34

seems as soon mean when know know where she

27:36

says their kids missing and I just did that

27:39

seen. One. For Carmen we put

27:41

on tape. And. Then she said

27:43

okay those grade you want to do one

27:45

may be without the have housing nunca. Oh

27:49

so buys was just Obama is more like

27:52

cynical. I mean I will. I was just

27:54

like there's no way you guys are gonna

27:56

give me this. So why are you wasting

27:58

my time at Us? What you get:

28:00

Two boys in your career was like thirty, Whatever.

28:03

Thirty nine. I was like this isn't happening. I'm

28:05

not getting a lead in a series any more.

28:07

I'm like you know and then yeah they just

28:09

call them were like to your our guy I

28:11

was walking in front of public Seat on Lafayette

28:14

street and it was like. It.

28:16

Must have been ten pm seven in

28:18

L A. And I got

28:20

a call from the.from brother's name from

28:22

Cast on a Duffel Dodgers and Shawn

28:25

Levy Arts at all nice and they

28:27

were like hey was sworn say like

28:29

we love your guy at once saw

28:31

I was my heart exploded and I

28:33

was running down the street going like

28:35

as could be. One of the best

28:37

days. You realize it was an amazing

28:40

day so then you start on that

28:42

mean I'm what's the vibe early on

28:44

You start on the show on what

28:46

are you thinking you're thinking not sure

28:48

about this is good Wow. Was funny

28:50

because I was doing a movie. One of the

28:52

bruises I was it. Was. Had been Warner

28:54

Brothers and The Dove are brothers had had and I

28:56

was really excited by the series The Dove or others.

28:59

And. Had a warrant a movie at Warner Brothers.

29:01

Before. Stranger Things and Warner Bros

29:04

had shelves the movies that in Blue

29:06

Moon and the Sky. As. Are

29:08

you the go to work on? Nexus is

29:10

Audis new series with strangers in a cinema

29:12

is accusing us of duffer Brothers is young

29:14

kid these kids and use that. As

29:17

if we don't we me man

29:19

is a other terrible good luck

29:21

with that and I was like

29:23

oh my god my shot in

29:25

a Netflix series on that creators

29:27

and right is a terrible. And.

29:30

So so scared going in and then

29:32

we started working and I just love

29:34

them and I thought will look we're

29:36

just gonna make a little art piece

29:38

the gonna be for us and so

29:40

in a way the pressure was ops.

29:42

Nobody cared about us. know when Netflix

29:44

even came out to visit this it

29:46

was. It's us for six months in

29:48

Atlanta now that air every day of

29:50

the with every read Azarov on the

29:52

private plane by all and of l

29:54

ickes welcome to the next season well

29:57

as well they should but I'm yeah

29:59

we were alone. In Atlanta we

30:01

had no money, was just awesome.

30:03

We were just shooting. And.

30:06

But. It in that way. It was pure how quick was

30:08

it a hit and. So. Came out

30:10

on Friday night try to am

30:12

pacific by Sunday. done. It.

30:14

Was a massive hit. I've

30:17

never seen anything like it. So what are

30:19

you thinking? Then one that's happening. I.

30:21

Was a surreal experience of there was a

30:23

coffee shop based go into for like ten

30:25

years have gone and same coffee shops say

30:27

hi, the same kids every morning i mean

30:29

and I walked in the morning after that

30:31

we can monday morning and they were all

30:33

like. Scared me and like

30:35

my commute is a may have

30:37

was like Jenny I've known as

30:40

seven years. Why you eggs and

30:42

weird Yeah that was as I

30:44

guess immediately. What does that do

30:46

to you? It does two things.

30:49

It is wonderfully validating. And

30:51

you feel secure in a certain way, like

30:53

career wise and in what you do. And

30:55

there's a grounded in this that you feel

30:58

that I never felt before and always been

31:00

reaching. And then on the

31:02

same time it. Messes you

31:04

up. Because I think for

31:07

me it was more that people

31:09

expect some expected when than interactions

31:11

me that I would beat seats

31:13

harper. That. I will be

31:15

some rugged cop from the

31:18

midwest. And. Nineteen Eighty Three.

31:21

And I'm no weird east village

31:23

artists Vienna guy with in studio

31:25

apartments and then as it goes

31:27

on you know so to get

31:29

used to But it really changed

31:31

my life like the world became

31:33

a place where the world had

31:35

always been somewhere right, disappear and

31:37

then suddenly became a place where

31:40

I was. I

31:42

was treated very very different. So.

31:44

Your year now that the hour long

31:46

does says stranger things take up of

31:48

each of each year a month or

31:51

month and a half to should nap.

31:53

So tix battle twenty five to thirty

31:55

working days shooting at proceed to So

31:57

cinematic So it usually takes about nine

31:59

ten months to finish the season. So

32:02

what time does that give you? So

32:04

you got a bit of an imbalance

32:06

then in the in that you've now

32:08

got this leverage I believe the mountains

32:10

and a specific i'm currency that we

32:13

all call it the I am Dead

32:15

and and desirability beer so absolves there

32:17

are no idea how more apparent. Now

32:19

I don't know him a Godfather you

32:21

are. I made him look up at

32:24

see how the contest has had my

32:26

father my long yeah that's a very

32:28

high voice and a soft asked. Joke

32:31

I have a soft aw who

32:33

vowed and a slight a side

32:35

siblings now lot but just a

32:37

little and dogs i asked a

32:39

known all and guy. It

32:41

costs So how long you gonna be with strangers

32:44

saying? Well, we got one more season. One

32:46

any all stops. Yeah. Really?

32:49

Season Five. There's an ending to

32:51

the only story. That. Is

32:53

very clear and and you know what

32:56

that ending and I do and you've

32:58

chosen my opponent. Ah I am. I

33:00

gotta tell you I'm not dogs I

33:03

wasn't spend on so wow us signs

33:05

Wow What A So I mean waited

33:07

for bridegroom M B A real do

33:09

you The last season of stranger Things

33:12

are is that may be fallen new

33:14

No no no my my my own

33:16

and know but New York Times or

33:19

that is this little wells fella. Mon

33:21

Ami. So. Then it stops.

33:23

Yes! So it'll and will shoot the

33:25

last season next year and will come

33:28

on. That will be. So.

33:30

Do you have a do you have a set of idea

33:32

then of of. Of the. Suit not

33:34

specifics but you can see that in

33:36

our eyes And right son of a

33:38

dozen credible launchpad. Wow what am I

33:40

going to use that for? We're at

33:42

what is it You want to do

33:44

a Marty developing some So I have.

33:47

I see my why am I not

33:49

surprised about that as well as I'm

33:51

I'm I'm thrilled to me too. I

33:53

really like as soon as the seen

33:55

your mistakes that that by oh that's

33:57

a special thing yet or as I

33:59

must. lovely. I'm glad you came

34:01

as so as soon as he comes it

34:03

was great to meet you at the apex

34:05

to be a career. Ah ah ah damn

34:07

I've been No doubt in my my visa

34:09

can be the glory days Lol. I'm

34:13

dumb. Say.

34:15

Idol Lily I with. From

34:22

stranger things to a man

34:24

who isn't strains he's just

34:27

super to restraints intended to

34:29

be could say that he

34:31

super talented. I have nothing

34:33

but admiration and respect to

34:36

the legendary wills. One

34:41

of the things I once was

34:43

but was was father's Because your

34:45

father I'm a father. I

34:48

sense you're a very. Good father. Well,

34:50

I don't know I'm the baby. I'm

34:52

going back and forth whether I'm I'm

34:54

good or not. In. This moment

34:57

was a Scott Hi that hasn't aired during the

34:59

slow down. Your. Spending more time.

35:02

With. Your kids than you ever

35:04

have our. And so why is

35:06

it harder? It should be more

35:08

joy for hot shit shit think for

35:10

of. There's.

35:12

Nothing to do. Dad and I'm

35:14

like that's your fault, Get outside.

35:17

The. Us: Where do you stand on

35:19

that? We've lost complete control. Good.

35:21

Is this good? Yeah, Yeah, yeah. Just to make

35:24

sure we're talking about the same thing. While

35:27

I'm talking a has yet the i'm talking

35:29

about Playstations. Oh no, I

35:31

wasn't either. I

35:34

was a gay about. A

35:37

Thumb Wars the I know I can't do

35:39

a lot. I'm bamboozled by it. If I

35:41

go in the room and they start doing

35:43

it, things appear on the spring is too

35:45

much. Dad hit the X but if we

35:47

use your. Oh. You're so bad

35:49

and they start laughing the it stresses me out.

35:51

So how much time do to you Allow them

35:54

that That's one of the battles in our

35:56

house. We've said they can go on now for

35:58

maybe sixteen hours a day, but. More.

36:01

Fifteen Hours. And I don't want

36:03

to hear it. would that timer goes off. Your.

36:06

Done. The other thing with

36:08

Father's is you've had some

36:10

fantastic Father's on screen. Get

36:12

one of my favorite films.

36:15

His daddy's home to. I've seen it

36:17

about five times. Will it is One

36:20

about It or Funniest Funniest films? Tell

36:22

me about John Lithgow. He definitely lives

36:24

up to the hype. That relationship that

36:26

you have with him with see the

36:29

kissing on the lips, all that stuff

36:31

I write Totally believed that he was

36:33

your father. I totally believed that how

36:36

much of that was in the script

36:38

and and how much of that did

36:40

you find on the set. Definitely.

36:43

In the script. From. The fact that

36:45

we were going to be. Be.

36:47

Complete opposite. From

36:50

Marks and Mel, so therefore

36:52

openly affectionate. And I

36:54

think it. I think in that first time

36:56

we meet at the airport with it was

36:58

scripted that we were we're going to do

37:01

this big hug and kiss my but we

37:03

kept kissing. All the time

37:05

just shook Dr. Mark crazy even.

37:07

When. It when we're off camera we would

37:09

kiss or really ready. For

37:12

it is I line but I've always had

37:14

a very affectionate relationship with my father big

37:17

hug and kiss and will thus the site

37:19

that I maybe that's one of the rings

37:21

are like as much I massage or every

37:23

my guys about John good at all this

37:25

like oh. You.

37:27

Could you know my boy? Yeah

37:29

and yeah, Sorry. My

37:32

phone's boys are you I'm looking to see whether it's

37:34

you or me. Oh my alarm just went off. When.

37:37

I worked with you on ah on

37:39

Holmes and Watson I was nervous as

37:41

and admitting you at the com and

37:44

ceiling by the way lot of people

37:46

are nervous know wilde went dead weight

37:48

now wait now and minutes now with

37:50

me I was and I felt site

37:53

intimidated. You must have had a similar

37:55

experience. Who did you work with? May.

37:57

Be around when you're first coming through.

38:00

That you were nervous around

38:02

My first season on Satellite

38:04

Lives It was a weekly

38:06

occurrence. You told me that

38:09

you last Saturday Night Live.

38:11

When. You are really flying high and

38:13

Lorne Michaels advised you against yeah he

38:15

he he took me a dinner and

38:17

both the your kind of crest and

38:19

right now. And you should wait

38:21

to start to just dip a little bit. And

38:25

then shit me, they're. Like. Ah,

38:28

Ha! Okay, yeah,

38:30

let me think about that. What? What

38:33

did you do first are after Snl which

38:35

movie. it was a bit of a flying

38:37

leap. I had. Or. Old School.

38:40

Was. Had been shot right at, hadn't

38:42

been released yet, and fact, they'd held

38:45

the film, which is usually a sign

38:47

that they're worried about it. Which.

38:50

Is usually a great sign up as

38:52

an early excited about this movie. Will

38:54

we what? We're going to hold it

38:56

back? Yeah little while were going to

38:58

hold it for two year? Yeah. So.

39:01

That hadn't come out yet and. The.

39:04

Only other thing we're working on was.

39:06

This. Script.

39:09

About a man who had been raised

39:11

by else at the North Pole. So

39:14

you're going around New York, film in

39:17

the exteriors dressed as an Elf, and

39:19

you've left Saturday Night Live where you

39:21

were really riding high yeah and and

39:24

thinking yeah, this is either really gonna

39:26

work or. People. Are

39:28

going to go. What happened to him O B

39:30

o he did that that elf movie. So.

39:34

How would you describe what you do?

39:36

what what what you're saying is is

39:38

our i would say even do like

39:41

on and confidence right on. I'm a

39:43

man child thing or or and immaturity

39:45

saying but but but I don't see

39:47

that in you as a person and

39:50

a lot of comedians you can really

39:52

see the seed of what they put

39:54

on the screen. But but but I

39:57

don't see it with you. Yeah, it's

39:59

definitely not. An aspect of my

40:01

personality in any way. But I've

40:03

always been drawn to the cocky,

40:05

brash yeah. Ah, American?

40:08

or just. The. cocky brash

40:10

person. I was taught the

40:13

patriotic chest pounding. Of

40:16

what the American consciousness? his

40:18

hair was slightly odd didn't

40:20

mean I wasn't. Proud.

40:22

To be an American? Ah, but at

40:24

the same time I got that is

40:26

it? Interesting personality choice and I always

40:29

loved listening to. A the

40:31

person who when the pilot and else

40:33

that we're going to be an hour delayed

40:35

for are landing. The. Person he goes

40:37

and. Well. Now

40:39

going to miss my business meeting in

40:42

Orlando. Like.

40:45

Anyone one want to talk to me?

40:47

Oh oh you do business in Orlando?

40:49

I sure do. Yeah I worked for

40:52

a absorbed suitable company. And. Like

40:54

I never understood that, but I found it.

40:57

Fascinating. Oh I love misplaced confidence.

41:00

I love pride coming in for a full

41:02

when you see that in in Ron Burgundy

41:04

a lot don't you seem that you know

41:06

when he when he goes to the jazz

41:08

club upon funny cause he can play the

41:11

jazz flute But the of Hunger agents the

41:13

confidence on that lovely moment. where is the

41:15

seventh? It's not quite right and he goes

41:17

oh we got it's just because you your

41:19

dad is a musician. isn't a yes I

41:22

met your dad the I don't know if

41:24

you remember this we I went to a

41:26

football match yeah your dad. Is

41:28

it was a lovely man you draw bride

41:30

and fan is seen all of the trips

41:33

yeah he was like giddy that you are.

41:35

You were all going to. I was

41:38

cock of the walk when i when

41:40

I realized that if put a selling

41:42

you my step and then he told

41:44

me that he'd played with the Righteous

41:46

Brothers i see a lot and then

41:48

he told me he'd hung out in

41:50

l vis his dressing room. I mean

41:52

that was just what ya. Know.

41:54

They they they went backstage to

41:56

hang with Elvis. He said that

41:58

he was borderline. We're. Quite.

42:02

Yeah, shot at a guy? Yeah. Did you

42:04

ever go to your dad's work in Las

42:06

Vegas? We would go all the time. Yes,

42:08

we would go. And our. Stay.

42:11

With him for like a week. I'm guessing

42:13

you didn't me tell this because I would

42:15

imagine if you had you'd have mentioned it

42:17

by now. I met him so many

42:19

times I didn't want to brag about it.

42:22

Now you did. Did you really meeting of?

42:24

No? No, No. No matter what, you matter

42:26

what, you'd never mention it. Yeah, thank you,

42:28

don't I don't don't bring it up unless

42:30

unless asked. We are we.

42:33

We go visit that in the back

42:35

In the era where adult supervision was

42:37

slightly different of their children's absolute, my

42:40

brother and I would wake up early.

42:43

Because my dad would sleep in because

42:45

his musicians and we'd just walk the

42:47

Las Vegas strip. It like ages ten

42:49

and seven on it made you a

42:51

very successful gigolo. You add that with

42:53

your first career. By the way, I

42:55

forgot another story about meeting people like

42:57

dealings with Woody Allen. Because I I

42:59

was. I did one Woody Allen movie.

43:02

yeah. It. Had my promise to

43:04

myself was that I wasn't gonna be nervous

43:06

around would yell yeah I wasn't gonna push

43:08

it but if I found a moment to

43:10

try to be funny I was gonna go

43:12

for. It. And. Both.

43:15

Times landed flat. Oh really really?

43:17

I I asked him if I

43:19

could borrow money for my parking.

43:22

And. He. Didn't.

43:25

Respond. Anyway, And

43:28

that he asked me if if I if I

43:30

liked the script. Do. They have enough.

43:32

To. The heavy notes and I said oh yeah.

43:34

I really liked it, especially all the car crash

43:37

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45:29

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45:32

was one from where we pulled

45:34

as a. Translator.

45:37

Who was. Hoping. Jordan or with

45:39

our British accent. Week. Convince them

45:41

we threatened him that he had to come

45:43

up to you. And. Say that

45:45

your accent. You. Hope for your

45:48

accent that you were born with was

45:50

starting to sound. You're starting to sell

45:52

Little American Find the inspector and I'm

45:54

chasing is hot air balloon come down

45:56

at once you bad people and I'm

45:58

at some sit ups. You and John

46:00

were behind the camera watching it and in

46:03

my head right I thought that when rather

46:05

well I i I was quite pleased with

46:07

how like done it again and I'm working

46:09

towards you guys you smiling and then the

46:12

dialect coach says that news group can I

46:14

just have a word or when I thought

46:16

he sees about to compliment me on on

46:18

how I played that scene. And.

46:20

He goes, yes, it's just. Maybe. Some

46:22

of the vowel sounds to just be

46:25

careful to to to flatten this know

46:27

my knee jerk reaction. Was. Raised

46:29

I saw your face yeah but the funny thing

46:31

was under my thoughts myself none of this is

46:33

just doing his job I'm I sit on thank

46:35

you very much and cause you guys start laughing

46:37

and then I come up. you know case you

46:39

know my initial reaction was i was can be

46:42

angry but I think I covered it well. And

46:45

you said oh no no no, no no. I

46:47

saw that. I

46:49

thought, but then your professionalism kid

46:51

is. And. As as you

46:53

said, he could see it go. Like.

46:57

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46:59

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48:01

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