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though, satisfying to accompany the molecules, so I will shut up now so you can enjoy the nurse pod gets upset number three. Seventy three with Billy Crystal now entering nearest star com? so there's no real is very informer. We just talk is just like a conversation is informed, yet Can you believe it doesn't? Have you been doing? A lot of precedence over did about two hours of international yesterday did eighty to intervene in a one day home again. There was a lot. What's your favorite quest,

more than you did you give you best, scary phase, let it happen a lot and scare me, and you know my camera really. Wanna do is very good, but the count was ok. People good now plays just to hug. Why don't you? I know why. What's hard euro, especially in the shorter formats, their basically just looking for a sound bite, and so they just want like a thirty seconds of something yeah and aims. Should a look silly. Are they not, but they they mean very well. They were all great. They love the movie, which is the best when you do a junk and they like it is so much better. How do you know you just you could feel it and they're sincere and they really liked it. When we also know- and I don't they sought ass- you about other things- the movie the Yankees, haven't pitching. Would you we talk about the

Oh Mamma care opportunity will be affected by now. I feel like there's no way. I would ever expect you. Remember this, but when you went analyze this opened one of the very first can interviews what're you doing. The signals. Tat made a movement enzymes. Now don't do that that will hire done rooms. I usually have people do this. For me, You boys you bushy, asshole, we're going. I usually have people do this for me Can we get mad sweatshirt steward, please make, but I really think would analyzes came out. I they scream from Mozilla

new and Harold Re Monsieur Robert Janeiro showed yes, yes, and I moderated that panel you did. I did, and I was so nervous because you were great and Harold Raymond was girl. Grimace describe the last. The movie to, because I didn't see him, he would superannuated and it was like it was like a movie pitch. You gonna tell me, MR No, I didn't talk a lot. Mr too narrow did not only during our talk a lot, but you shocking you're totally saved it because I had what I thought were like when'd you some real sweet inside the actor studio, Q and a here, and I hit him with some really pretentious horrible question. He was just like I, you know I don't know and so out of I d go what's your favorite cereal peaches, You didn't boy along and you're, just go cabin crowds tonight totally

the other guy would use it now. He doesn't like you know, that's not what he likes to do, and we we did several junkets for both movies and he insisted that I always do it with him sure which are really enjoy doing, because I thought it was like burns and Alan. I would greatly how's your brother I would talk. Gracie would talk forever and I thought I was like. So we Now we're in Paris as for this, Poland is one of today the one after the other one at the other end it basically, I would just go on and on and be trying to be as funny as in any form as I could, and I'd look at him. Well, what do you think a mere yeah yeah yeah? That's pretty much. It sets its pretty much it and that's would be it right. So this woman from Finland comes in who looks like she's a woman from fell because it gets dark at noon, and so this,

this untanned creature comes in looking so Diane Airbus's sad and she doesn't look up from a notes and she says the first: you you had a good time as well. The second movie with ideas. Good time for the two and five just look me in wages and the second movie, the embassies. No, I have a look at what the first movie I said to him. If I talk to you, when I go gay, I'm gonna kill you. So in a second movie I go gay. I tracked down and kill him, so she goes really and he goes lady move out of Finland.

But it was hilarious. Healers zero is assembly. Some people like dualisms unpeopled on his work, is on the screen as you know, and I have gotten better, he tends to want to do more things, but he's a very bright and private guy, and, and joking around which will do, and private he's really funny is great. But in these situations that can be as loquacious such me they want. I wonder if difficulties it is. Sometimes some actors are actors because they like getting into they liked being other people, and they are just so. Weird like when you ask someone be yourself and I go. I don't know what that is. If you like, there's a little bit that going on with him, I just think, he's a very private guy and he's in extraordinary artist and that's where he does his work. It does to talk about now. Louis Armstrong, I think, said the best way to defy if you asked me to talk about why jazz works than I shouldn't be playing it

Digital media, you didn't get your dad was a jet. You with my uncle produce, must lose some Louis great records signals So those guys- and I was young- he was out of sight. It was at a past overstating Are you serious here ever until and it's like but even I was very fortunate that way, but it had helped to help the funny come out a day dabbled in clouded for little while, but do you know what I saw Woody it will now. I can't because you stole from, but it did the really. Of being funny was was really you thought it with them, because I can imitate them. It was a little kid who could do jazz rifts joking around them? Learning jokes from them loved the music. They'll do and them. So that's where began to feel the rhythms. Like Improvin and improve jazz, they did they feel in your brain. They feel like the same thing when you, when you work with a really good partner that way yeah like

and I M off stage in particular- have a real musical kind of thing going and sometimes on we ve done when we D comic relief. Together we had some risks that were really great, but our phone rifts, we talked about it about a month We should do an album, we're just gonna studio, just go the US, it's it's, sir. We get into a very dark weird re american lie. Bananas and it's really fun be really I mean that's that's, essentially what upon gases like go? We might as well just record these conversations, yank them available to people yeah, yeah yeah, we ve had some great one. Usually after somebody famous dies, the present Reagan passed away. And they opened the museum and was tell about Big- tell my right televisions thing in it:

Some forty seven is hanging there on this whole thing about Reagan, phone hello. My seats is a bill. I drank Lyra how's everything well, you know, heavens a lot harder than I thought it was hotter. Well, sir, you made it, this may not be Heaven HO Well, I will explain why Nixon's balls are on the verge of my nose and- We just went on and on about that- and so I am sorry if anyone's listening, a fan of its run yeah the natural will go and in several other famous people have died. And I know it's gonna, be there have been some pretty great ones. Pretty great. Was the death calls its always a hilarious, the permitted charge. We have? Is that I'm I'm old enough

Remember watching. I remember watching soap when it was on, and I was a little kid- I was a huge common inheritance and my parents they had somehow it down. There is like they mean S great. Every Steve, Martin Album Richard prior used soap. You know your stuff, I remember you're like that with that midnight, special share yeah and the and I just reward should again the other day most fascinating thing about it is that it was There was a really long. It was the joke about hormones and yeah yeah. I and an like watching you on basically network television dance around saying I have a huge boner, still being able to get that idea. On television there. I am that very well. My still do it do you. My group was funny. Was it do you miss doing stand up are sometimes I do you know what I

a great satisfaction. I do, and I'm gone back to broader with my one person show someone just Sundays, which really incorporates a lot of some of that stuff, into a real story about the jazz world about my life growing up, that's more satisfying and doing stand Stanhope you, but I have a book coming out September. Which really started out to be material for a tour? I thought I'd be fun to go back. Because the show was very emotional is very funny, but it's also of play but took to go out and play certain size, color venue and end in and get back out and say. This is where I started this. What I do you Know- and I loved him and in the more I wrote the more they felt like essays, and I said this is maybe a book better than it is a standard. But if you know, maybe both things can happen, so I won't like nine or ten chapters

when I turn in a sixty five and last march, and it just felt right, then they sold it as a book. It's coming out of coastal full in them and it may Sometimes it might end up as something I could tool with. Also you totally good, especially because it I think people think people can like those immersive experiences it's like you can read the book and then I'll see you can see it perform live and you see the really cool yeah. So let us hope that so I do miss and on a k and every once in a while. I m of thrust into a situation that sort of becomes a stand, a kind of the or just talking thing than that. I didn't look for that they just just so just pops out again. Do you really? I happen to like. I wish I had the outlet of just going on stage and telling the story tonight sometime sometimes so I can get out and I could call

probably could beyond ten at one thousand, but you walk into that that situation, because this, changed over the universe stand a thing so changed. You know watched in want what people want to hear. It is it's very attentive to what happens in a movie world to what we get bombarded with movie wise feels like the same kind of subject. Matters talked about, when, over again every move of the apocalypse this guy. How many times have we got twenty four I was to save the earth, is an asteroid zombie or something and lobby accurate Data is coming back sort of that just sort of in this case, but I know I think, if you think, if you look at,

generation. They all are like. This is no worse period of time. That's ever happened to save its arguments, and I know that I have to say I'm saying like that's. What these movies are coming from is that everyone knows that that it's just something it's in the air, but I think I think the reason everything feels is worse is because we seeing all of the information on all of the world at all times, and there was a time when you- you didn't know what was going on or that you didn't know that people were everywhere. You didn't know that in so there was. There was a little bit of blissful ignorance that went along yeah. I mean I'd die like when we did know everything I mean I reside, just this until recently on, because I have little kids, you know that I am responsible for I I hate. Knowing everything is like a magician shouldn't, tell your tracks and never shows where they tell it tricks or there's an that'll saying you know all the trick. I won't I want to know what's a trick, I want to figure it out for myself. Theirs

so an interesting thing going on withstand of now where, when you perform, someone can just either record your show or they can take jokes and then put em, Ben might have faded, didn't like something really there's gotta get, does not just stay in the room, and now it is no secret. Diagnoses in the end? That sometimes keeps me from saying certain things in certain situations: I'm surprised did the Robin, but it's a but yeah. That's every is everybody's business, but what I think about all the comments that I was influenced by when I was growing up in your your stuff was you're the guy who like had really performance based, like it was like it was there. There were characters and, as opposed to just outlined, words year, so it seemed like It made sense to me like specimen shifted s an hour. You wanted acting like oh yeah, of course, because that I,

sort of area, and I was so very at home in a theater, I always felt like I was an actor who could do stand them, even though, when I first started, I was just a pure Stanhope guy. I always could I always liked doing, characters. I always like doing first impose on us and now you know really and personnel I did the Algiers Guy preschool face. It was one run Nelson hosted. The shows present affords press secretary. Can you dig it? I knew it yeah yeah and I was that hook and that thing and then so you know was? It was always kind, though I was sort of theatrical takes centre. Whatever idea, a pretty stellar season of ESA. Now, with what you seasons are one one only is eighteen shows that's insane because if we look for years he was you and Chris Chris we're guest and Harry Shirin Ebadi short and more modern, shorten PAMELA Stevenson. Yes, who later would become my fairest? Did she really was? Why

for a while very pretty therapists. She walked. Well, she wasn't. She also be no. I fucked with us in the progress more because she's married to Billy Connally, yes, will integrate, Khamenei, amazing and so, like here's, a woman who was a comic. She understands me she's married to a comic and she did she was great and then she went on- a book and I never saw anything like I want sabbatical. I'm like that. I break this relationship and I never never saw it. We had we had a great year for me was the time in my life and to work at all eyes and bayonets, that studio was the greatest outta workin it's the Yankee Stadium of of comedy venues, studio h its yes, it is totally and we had, we had great fun it was a lot of characters command got. So many that's why you think it's like to dwell on you. Listen! We weren't we move. I was thirty six increases little yeah a little older, maybe by like a month, so we're all

was thirty six Marty's two years younger than I so you admit, Thirty's guys, who had a lot of experience. Marty was from as he tv and and and and Chris denied them so much stuff together, just as friends and you know and then you know we were there and sensibilities were different. So we did a lot of film stuff that worked really well and you know the synchronized swimming in the lifestyles of the relatives of the rich and famous chris- and I did I put the best piece of he- and I did was a pickleball player, will we played to seventy five plus year old, the Negro baseball players? really Burma absently remember that beer, for they were doing that, like does like they were doing those click films like the only a short failure over this was eight minutes long ends and we have two hours a staff, and you know that was great. So and the synchronize swimming This'Ll areas and the milkman brothers?

Mozilla and alive, you know what it was. Grimly, and it was a Fernando ion and a jack. I join you one hundred thousand, I still haven't. We adjust tape complete with the commercials. From that time wow? I know that sketch back to front and that was one of the first things I said to penalize like you play Jirga, IRAN, oh, you also did the You know what I'm rose me. I'm here was that now I've fruit for years I have always said I'd always do I'd. You can do the Mohamad Ali one. I demand, and I did gave cap on wheels. I'd always I'd always remember Indochina would do it was at the M Jim Grand in Vegas. You do wanted to another one for, and they were just the guy's garbage are often stick up the other one.

And another that he's the man of the week. Was there an audience there? Now there was ok, I was in a big performing or with the grand. Sometimes I'm emigrate garrison. It was the producer. Those shows who is Dean's produce a big marine type guy scary. You and when he brought me into two. I was twenty five years old. Some he said. Listen. If it's gonna go good to me, but if you don't get a laugh, it doesn't matter because local I cut to any, and all of these AIDS, Orson Welles away be laughing Why are you so natural be laughing, so they did a pickup, we're Rickles wasn't even at the roast. But they shot him on an empty, sound stage in Burbank from the waste up and all in close up. Looking podium and even shot his in. Banking and was intended to raise what what about it,

What are they feel like as a young comic, aiming at that point that the seventy zero you you're, a young guy? You stand up and here's all of these it always great. At a meeting Dean Martin was Really. That was a big deal closer Martin, Louis and because his variety show was one of the great variety shows

De Martin show was one of the last personality shows real beauty, hay and flip Wilson had really great variety shows when eight, when you could do that, and of course you know he was was just he was a very impressive looking guy, he was very handsome by me- was very dean. Martin, it was so old in the best way is going to sound terrible. I don't love is the best way. He was like a real old time guy. It was just like meaning a great gangster. Now he had such charisma than it was a terrific actor. You know saying it was charming, but through the tv green people adored him. You know they just trusted him. He was very cool and was ok to be drunk. He was always talking about. Drunken words were, was amazing, must think about it.

In Germany, John, it was the superstar while superstars he and Ed would talk about their hangovers and divorces for thirty years, was pretty when the time is getting drunk and came back to work. Oh, my god. It's hilarious and luxury. They like combat congressional. There was very little cool. Rickles broken cigarette box. It's going to be a shark either that with you guys We know too much. We know we know. We know a lot of stuff like a sort of like a very hip James Lipton types are reared and that in the end the blue card, you disease, we do actually idea. Really enjoy your behind the acoustic, as you said, something as a comic that and I'm still trying to you're out how to implemented even after fifteen years, but when I saw it was something about like you know, as

former you but leave a tip again. Leave you leave which essentially, like you, leave the audience something to take home with them. So yea. I remember you yeah. I was advice. I have gotten from amazing. Guy. Who is the head of my management firmness, Jack Rawlins, who still five, ninety six years old who- really nurtured Woody islands career from stand up to work. You know to a director and he along with Charlie Job, They were the producers of his shows and so on, and I was I was signed into their office and damn. I did a really hard said at catch, or at least are very I once I launched myself away from this. To other guys. I was with the group is call threes company and I had to go on my own and

I already had a baby in, and you know I age, twenty six as if thy I'd better do this now from doing like did one night and Friday College on my own, just like behind her back and I felt like I was cheating on them and went grant and want to fuck it I'm goin, and then I sort of catch rates and a K. S like new, like I just came out with like of vengeance. Like I and such enthusiasm, you know not. Unlike Michael's, ascii hinders moveth after working with their work. I was here and I just wrote, wrote

a real fast and I suddenly I had twenty really good manners and Jack came in to see me and I honestly I killed. I just destroy. Was I had stuff that was really strong and I did great so now I'm gonna sit down with him afterwards for the really the first time to talk to the two Jack and Jack's persona was. He was very much like a an english professor at Columbia. Something is very, he had big bags and like Duke Ellington, my bags in tons of danger as always in and so dour, but love to laugh and very smart as from, but I'm nervous, I'm sick. You know what he's guy and they said you feel at one tonight. I said I'd be honest when great and they went- I didn't like it. Oh shit inside, I'm going gum, Norman, Bates, now standing him and then

things like this fucking guy doesn't know what you're talking about us up. My thought was he's gonna say: I'm not gonna handle woody anymore rat just you and he explained why, listen. I adore were great once loved, but it was like a chinese food. It's really good, but you can't remember what you ate later. You didn't leave a tip and ways. Did you gotta it's a little extra something? That's you that you leave it that that, even if it doesn't go, was well, they know you when they leave they'll say that they'll know your name and they'll go that You leave a little extra something a little Extra Tipp talk about you. I know what I'll leave things. I know what this guy thinks and it would cause. I was doing a lot of impressions and when he referred to as toys and games wine- and am tonight, we know this works and you could make a lot of money going around just doing this stuff. Fine, but you're not gonna, get any better. So,

more and I dont do any this material and never said the word I in any one of his senses. I feel I think I wonder what you think and be prepared to bomb. It's really important, dont work so so Oh, my god, it was like the best material ever then, the next day I came in, and I did exactly what he said I bombed and but I was talking about you know I had a baby talk about that. You know one of the comments for married or had kids, so was that also set me apart? So now I'm tired by natural job worth which I did what an early television show. You know this seventies attitude. I was talking about because that's what my life is like and that made me better while that you there's you're so lucky that you have guy to time I went to had, but all of them in the office who I'm still with one's city with the hair, but that that stuff still comes up in that's what I always achieve. Two I listened to that you know it is. Is that

and then and then when I say that one of the managers as large presence, now: it is part of body. Morrow was my main guy, and then he had me playing This is why shouldn't play as well were, but Playboy clubs, around which will like I'm gonna, everyone nothing. I gave my Chicago Denver San Francisco Atlanta, they were always places they're all the same. They will live Mcdonald's with debts and then, but you could become a comedian, always closed. The show, a singer did twenty minutes and you did

when a man is- and that was the shell awhile and they had dinner in the bodies and another thing- and you did two or three shows a night weekend- you did five show and I usually a to performing rooms so that these singer, which sought to throw upstairs you'd, follow him. He go downstairs and start to show downstairs. You'd follow him downstairs, walk on deserts, he'd start to show upstairs you Father must it so that was that was a circuit that mostly business men, sometimes with their wives. You know that kind of thing, but you know when you twenty six Seven starting out, you know. Sweater and genes that you know that's not the place for you, but you had to learn muscle and how to reach them. So that was that was pretty cool too

I can imagine that almost everyone clubs, they just boarded up and if you were to go to a skyscraper in Chicago they to open it up and just all these corpses would be inside. I think these bunny years, just because they are those with those ever those are huge and then they just like almost vanished, but they paid very well and each you could do week. You could do ten days somewhere at resorts. Likened was constant. It was a ski lift. I played in San Francisco the play what club here a couple of weeks and it was at risk. It was was ok but did. But then I went to a. There was a great network of clubs, so there was the,

a place called the other end in New York, which was originally the bitter end, which was that oh yeah others great place now was a giant place. Embody book mania for five weeks, so I opened for everybody who came in, and I ended up guy that a headline in at the end of that, because I got some nice notices and people started coming in that was cool and one item on state as the legendary stage there. It was a really the first brick wall, night club. Which always used to make me laugh when Bin Laden was in front of a wall as Somalia. The improbable gaudily improv he's leaving them is leaving a tentative leaving him that deadly to take every waitress in their debt to America. I mean, take care of your wages when he bomb they really do really bombs and Stage

If somebody in back that certain looks for my ears and work in a stage- and it was a very wide room to the sides and narrow and the front and a people- an affront, sat in church pews, it was never it was. It was a really eclectic. Fred, Weintraub, Paul Coolby ran a place and it was Dylan was there and everyone was. It was a great place and I see bill cause be standing in the back of the room. Will Cosby was my guy still to this day. I think the best stand up comic, probably of definite his generation with George, because they never stop being who they were. You know it's a bill could act, you know, and indeed, tv and stuff and of course laid out

wasn't a lot but thoroughly stuff. You know I spy. The of course is great, but I related to him because he would he didn't do jokes. They were, they were embedded in the story in the in the smartness and- and I was a bit and areas in always shit. You know I'd wow and he came back stage and was more than encouraging came back several times, we'd go out and extorted as those political, the dugout, my storm, we'd sit there for long time. He would just common sort, a mentor me and then I was great and then I started doing you know. Do the tonight showed this in something and and then be a phone message s bill. You get you just talk and I love it. Let him see you work, oh my god. Never let him see work and you don't have to take care of the season click. It was very cool. It was very clear. Is that the thing that you think he took away from that the most was was being

don't let him see work there, an end to your work, you Jackson, but don't let him see that a joke. So I'm just just let it be funny This would be the same as if you're doing close of magic and they like I've, seen your garden going in the thing there. It's gotta, it's gotta, be seamless yeah. I seen you know. I would I remember times and I would watch him like in Vegas. Her something and bill would be on a tennis court until five. Two, eight till it go on and they walk on what a towel around his neck and sweat suit and just sit down and talk in and have a glass I mean I'd, be in bed till four o clock on that joke. Opening blindly solid until you go trusted and just go out there. Know where it is and then do it. Well, that's happened. A lot. I mean now we're doing a long enough and I've seen car comics that I know

Now I have seen the mom I've seen a lot of and make that turn like Louis and K, for it was the keys to block use. It used to be a really great Well, he's really great weird scenario stories and he would come out with punchline, so you never saw coming, but when he started talking about it and his family and himself, like everything, changed that unease leave. An attempt is, it sets itself it all. Just comes out just tell the truth, and you spend a little bit and is that an that's? Probably, I think. That's probably why one of the reasons why but, like you hosting the Oscars legacy, to seem like a guy that you're sort of on there you're the audience like your basically now when it was when I was at the window, good ones are: when would they do they feel like they're informal, even though it's a formal event, you try to make it as relax and just talk to them and then don't feel like you're coming out as as the joke, Ehost uborka jokes in but being

and I was you know where you go in and try to be entertaining then get out in a way. Did you forget the first time now I was so ready. The first I might than three Grammy's ain't hosted the grandma's three times before the asked and we did a couple- a comic relief, three or four. So I was sad one when Gill Cates there was a great guy may rest in peace and asked me to do it. I was really ready. I presented the year before and what really well- and I was I I couldn't wait to get up. I wasn't Odin figured out well it's hard and I feel like they think they try to. Try to replicate you in the sense that, like all, will put up one of their own and that only them and it's like here, but hosting is so a specific muscle. It's not just someone who's funny, it's not just someone who can act like it is too, to lead an audience in that way. Is so

Pacifica. We never really seeing the figure that it's it's, I felt always felt pretty comfortable doing it knowing your job. Hoping to be entertaining, you know no weak. We came up with new stuff. The hosts hadn't done before films in the music and all that stuff to make it the performance Gus most of the showed didn't, have any, never danced numbers and no did neither the Oscars suffers from the fact that they have no performance stuff is not like the Grammy's there. It is clear that will, in July the same lack of that fact, would not have been great to have Brando and towards rights. The haggard. For an act of war. It kind of make sense some they do what they do in the Tony's. They should have they do is they should absolutely but but but film acting

Also not theater. I now is that I think it will be like well wait. What what is it so I was born and other goods were nominated. They do not energy, and so we would fill it with as much entertainment as we could and when you went back did it feel like oh yeah, this tell this. Of course this was it fun again, yeah there's some of it. Is you know that, but the internet, the these show is what the show is unique. You know you come up with a protect yourself, the best you can in hope that you're funny in and hope that the producers have a plan for the rest of the show. That's gonna be entertaining the shows about moments. If moments happen, then Joe, you know, and the house always it's inside of you know it's it's not a win win thing casino! If, if the show is good, it's sort of as expected, there was good and it is not any good creamed or they

one year on was the Lord of the rings, one everything and they got upset people got upset about the shell. And you go over it one everything, but hopefully we go no surprises, though in a well. We want everything and then somehow My problem is one of these is yes, because, as the mouthpiece of the show, you are responsible for every production aspect in every element here, so you know, I think they. I think everyone takes a to Z. Iceland, so serious, like the most serious this last time you know with with south unearthing, and then then, the year before, like going to talk about it so much They now why anyone puts himself and opposition, because it's so nice stay a timid. I was smart to be like I would they were the good Elsie ostriches like no? Why would I ever wanted to myself and its It's a shame. Is too scrutiny. Allow lifting complain about it. Now you back, don't you feel like a lot of you like a lot of em. If you read the reviews YO, you wrote that

for the show even came back? you gotta be fuckin mad about it? No matter what you hand- and you know I think I face some of that- and there is still a certain How does that do boy exactly that? He wrote this today's exit This one was announced. I was gonna. Do this, let me say that we were years left, one spot to drop in a specific, been amended and then obviously you know this first, when I was talked about so you know, dinners is what it is, but you can't ever fight back to these people just then as well as those so thin skinned anyone got a fucking kill me in front of everybody and you're wrong. It's in your opinion, but you know the whole the critical with thing to me. Anyway, it is weird- and I was feeling When I wanna hear when you, when you read what critics right and a lot of times, I go well, I don't know if you actually the best qualified turned with this, because your whole jobs to pick things apart and new.

Have the same point of view that a random audience member would have who would just go and just wanna be entertained gotta, see every little thing, you're looking at the matrix code, so a kind of feels like it doesn't really present. What how no it doesn't it doesn't me now does it feel different now, then, in you know, then like in the innate, ok not because we are going to deal with so many places for people to be upset with you, so but they would air at night. You know women, newspaper or two at the prince area. We can't do anything about it, forget what are really going to a movie comes out. You know, and now it's just so hyper dissected, but amino you make a movie before and like people in Europe are unwilling to make use of you know in the old days of have to send out Miss, unlike in the old days, Nobel Peace Prize. To this time,

to say in the nineteen hundred zero right there we're like two or three critics, that in television that you know that you would read. One of them was a very good one idea and empowered Rosenberg yeah, of course, it is a? U S, ear found out. The other was Tom shelled, damn and then that was I can't think of any others that were really it and now there's couple hundred million other, it's ridiculous. Anyone compressed send is and you have to really steel yourself from the temptation to read them out with Take a look at that. I do not think we do that I'll. Take a look at the comments What did I live in that regard? That is what we always referred to it as emotional cutting offence, give to those who like well just go

Well, why didn't you re more than a pretty good day? How can I make this worse? The internet- maybe it'll, get better at our exit. They really takes a lot of fun, but even got really go these anonymous people aluminum parents basement really when you, when you were or whether boobies before they, maybe that maybe some critics should honour that ended up becoming when Harry, but sadly it like movies that are now just a part of like comedy movie. Canon of other peoples I don't know, but look. I'm in other areas. We can look back, go see, you are. We are wrong gee. I don't know if I pay that much attention I don't know I would have. I keep a deed. Last year, but you say so. You're still was great. Is it really funny about, but I wouldn't just when, with the

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In the temple of gender in the museum. Awhile was an idea had when we got to the sad at that I've been toy around with that Harry's falling in love with her any sort of doesn't know. Buddy sorted does and ensure the likes him, but did not ready yet and then, when you start liking somebody you, you have a silly voice that you do you. Do you some little something x out inside throughout the trial, so is it all right? If I came up with this this voice and I've decided I'm going to talk like this today and pepper pepper. I don't know. Why is it that I don't know what to say and then there's a moment were I say, but I'd be proud to partake of your piquant. By where we're MEG looks off. You watch she looks off to rob the knowledge of a go instrument

payment very joy. I can can not get back out on stage here and became a very you know that was great about that set was Rob, MEG was tremendous, and very so willing to. We knew we were doing some good. And nor was there, of course, so be united. And not of the head and cheap. We do it in Haiti or region. We just would go and it was was a fabulous experience. Having more effort- I write for you, it was that was a beauty. There was a beautiful, and do you wanna do you feel, like you, wanna, keep sort of recall during that? Or can you not like? Is it just sort of like the just happen that way, we just got lucky that all the right people were in the Rio? How it is you hope there are lightning bugs where you, where you know, when the next one that you can you know caption button bottles. Are they glow for you with it

that doesn't happen all the time. I felt it on unbridled guidance would bet that we had a really great those kind of commission and and we did very well. What do you know the movie, the surprise alot of people, that it was as good as it were, as is there someone out there the wrapping up and a second you I'm sure you still have like no more. I was oppressed today, but sort of I do you do each individual. This is way longer than I thought I was gonna be, but it feels short round. Guess you're, very good you. On the other hand, they were aids here. A few met like a year like we live internet. What's your favorite serious events happened, grant but just sort of closing. Is in you like what? What do you want to You want to do it. Wouldn't you like to hear Deniro in the kitchen in the morning say I wish my captain crunch now that was mine now

mine. Why do you know why? Because when I think so, like they're, like the other staff for their servers max there and that the same thing in the cocoa puffs. Now will you know we have that's where rice dream too, there's nothing more rice, milk, sorry really mad, We think they will decide what we saw monsters university last night and And I love seeing Michael's ask again and I love seeing the pre and, of course illegal movie, they there really smile, say we end the end. Scaring situation is terrifying in a great way where we have the end parties by London. Very many, is also very moving its because the routine it was such a great idea. You don't think about yourself, and his choice about what you gonna do where you gonna go and MIKE's that age freshly you have to call MIKE was asking you can click on like

and to me the quiet moment There is powerful, is, is dramatic, moment tat, almost any movie abandoned to when those two guys a by the lake one when he realizes it's not gonna, be what he wanted it to be, and his friends supporting him. It's really kind of great I'd love. I love that they have room for that. This movie, you look great plan. Eighty, I did look and one that will they actually you're, not gonna rubber there. I know they. Actually they had the figurines here outside and actually made them like a little Amber little slimmer and he's got his hair is slightly different and the face work is you don't see any scars and knows it was their great people. Work will thanks man, it was really a bit was absolutely a pleasure to meet you and I- and I hope that you do decide to do some touring later on here. We find you get it if, when we need to promote the book the book as September tenth-

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