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but now I know is this you turn upstairs

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you've got a little bit of hot sauce on

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your finger and then yeah you can play

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Greek tragedy

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hey what's going on everybody for first

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week Feast I'm Sean Evans and you're

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watching hot ones it's the show with hot

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questions and even hotter wings and

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today we're joined by Kate Blanchett

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she's one of the most decorating

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accomplished actors of Our Generation

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with a resume that includes more than 70

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films and 20 plus theater Productions

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along with countless Awards including

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multiple Oscars her latest project

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though is the Todd field written and

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directed psychological drama tar which

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opens in Select theaters beginning

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October 7th with a wider release

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scheduled for later this month on

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October 28th Kate Blanchette welcome to

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the show thank you before we get started

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how are you around spicy food and what's

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going through your mind as we prepare to

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take down the hot ones challenge I'm

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really scared but I guess it's probably

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the closest you'll ever get to knowing

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what menopause feels like so yeah so

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I've been through it so I'm I don't and

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spicy food I love but um I'm look I'm

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really sweating already I'm getting

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anticipatory anxiety okay layer one gone

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the layers are coming off that means

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we're ready to go

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oh

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foreign

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that's my doctor

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okay ready

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that's manageable mm-hmm

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that's nice

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so in your latest movie tar you play a

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world famous composer whose life begins

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to unravel as they approach a career

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Milestone what was the experience like

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presiding over the actual Dresden

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Philharmonic for the scene featuring

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Mueller's fifth I've heard you describe

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an electric charge that went through you

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at the raised Podium yeah do you do you

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play an instrument no I don't the spoons

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just the uh hot sauce

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yeah well it was absolutely terrifying I

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mean I played the piano as a as a girl

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so I kind of I sort of understood an

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instrument that way but you know a

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conductor's instrument is the orchestra

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and so the weirdest thing is and I don't

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know why it seems so obvious that you

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prepare in silence because you have the

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score in front of you and you imagine

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the music in your head and Miles five if

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you know for those of you who haven't

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listened you must Listen to It's a

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massive massive exciting work and when

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he gave the downbeat the trumpet started

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and then that trial Marsh opened up it

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was like an electric charge because

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that's your instrument and you hear the

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sound that you'd kind of Imagine but

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when you have an orchestra like that

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it's just um it was better than I

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imagined it it was really addictive

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has anyone ever thrown up oh um not on

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the set

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okay why do you feel like you might not

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yet not yet all right just keep it up

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so I'm intrigued by this quote of yours

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For an upcoming role that you have in

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Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio where you

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play an animated monkey and said I'd

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listen to a lot of different chimpanzees

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then try everything out how does finding

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the right tone for an animated monkey

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how if at all does it compare to

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mastering a regional dialect or the main

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accents you've taken on throughout your

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career from from which

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um Forest did I choose the actual

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chimpanzee it was kind of a melange of a

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lot of different chimps but if you

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listen to a lot of chimps they do sound

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very different depending on their age

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and um and then you just get in there

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and work out what makes Guillermo laugh

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and and yeah that's what I did

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so that was it was a bit like I had to

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do a bit of Opera warm-up yeah you know

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to get stress test stress test yeah so

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that was it wasn't tedious but it was

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taxing

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because you know you get into the booth

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and it's like hour after hour

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okay Pico Pico Pico Rico even

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this looks like a um a fine wine yeah

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got a chili oil in this one have you

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ever drunk a whole bottle of it a whole

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bottle of how far do you go like have

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you have a hot sauce have you ever

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jumped a whole bottle of no but you know

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what I did do is I ate a Carolina Reaper

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which is the hottest pepper in the world

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so just like taking the pepper and just

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eating it straight I did that one time

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and that's probably more extreme than

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like chugging a bottle and what happened

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it just felt like I had food poisoning

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for like a whole evening and then you

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did it again I did it again and then I

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did it again when you did that I was

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always a young man 28 you know when did

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you start doing this when did you

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realize that this was your gift oh well

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thanks for putting it that way it's I

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almost think of it it's like the cross

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that I bear at this point you know right

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but um it wasn't a huge hit at first but

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then we had this moment where it kind of

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like broke through in this Mass

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Discovery sort of way yeah yeah and I

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remember at the time I was talking to

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Chris who I started the show with hi

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Chris hey Chris you know I I see that

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you're over there and you're not up here

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yeah he likes to hide in the shadows

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you know he doesn't want to answer for

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any of this but I was joking with him

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like I'm eating a lot of hot food nobody

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cares and then we had this moment where

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it kind of broke through with a key and

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peel episode that kind of went like

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crazy viral and then the whole catalog

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kind of lifted with it and then we were

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kind of Off to the Races from there and

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then here we are season 19 with you and

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the season I can't believe it

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was anyone ever just stopped right at

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the beginning

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it's crazy we've done like 300 episodes

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of this and maybe only like 15 or 16

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people have stopped before the end which

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is no pressure no I'm not trying to lead

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the witness or put any pressure on you

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about that

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when we had Elijah Wood on the show he

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gave us a crash course and force

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perspective what was the piece of

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cinematic Wizardry that blew your mind

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the most when you saw it in action on

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set of Lord of the Rings I think it was

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what what Peter Jackson was called and

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I'm sure they're being used a lot now is

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a split frame diopter it's something

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they do with the lens so that you can

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hold two people of monumentally

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different sizes in the same frame and

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that they would build a table where on

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one side everything was obviously it was

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a bit like um you know um a piece of

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theater is that everything was large on

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one side and everything was small on the

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other side but there was something to do

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with the lens where they were able to

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hold them a bit like a kind of a fun

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house mirror which was really incredible

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because it was done in camera which was

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pretty cool because a lot of that stuff

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and I think you can feel it when it's

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all done in post you know it's I love it

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when those tricks are done in camera

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okay this is the this one looks really

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I like that one

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Mitchell do you cook not often but you

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should see me order off a menu I'm great

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I'd ordered that one that's great yeah

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it's quote of yours theater is all about

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foyers and conversation and digesting

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what you've seen what's the role of the

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theater itself and how audience receive

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and digest plays and then out of

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curiosity is there a theater that stands

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out in your memory is just having like

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the best foyer

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one of my first jobs was in a I mean in

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Australia a lot of the theaters are

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found spaces so one was in a tomato

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sauce factory and um uh and another one

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was in a stable and so the the I the

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actual dressing room was as literally as

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big as these two tables put together and

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I was in a cast of 12 and so it was

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pretty tight and the downstairs was I

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mean you literally kind of had to climb

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a ladder to get up to the theater and

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that was great the old stable was pretty

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cool

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what did you learn from being on the

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other side of the audition table during

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your time running the Sydney Theater

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Company well actually you know when I

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first came into drama school people

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didn't know what to to do with me I sort

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of didn't fit into any kind of box and a

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costume director in Sydney took pity on

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me and she would call me in to read

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opposite people and that was such an

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education because you could tell when as

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soon as people walked in and go

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you're not gonna get the job like as

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soon as they walked in the door and and

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you could tell the people who had a

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fighting chance and I and so reading

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opposite them was was kind of incredible

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but then when we were my husband who's

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here who's not eating hot sauce today

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um but here for support yeah here for

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support yeah yeah he's gonna hold my

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hair back as I throw up into the bin

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um but it was amazing to be on the other

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side of of the of the dressing room door

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to the theater you know when you're

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directing a play or winning a produced a

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show the actors go out and I felt a

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profound relief that I didn't have to go

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out there and then in talking about your

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relationship to doing film roles versus

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theater I've heard you say that you're

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filled with regret on the last day of a

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movie Shoot because it's then when you

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really start to understand the character

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yeah and all the things you Coulda

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Shoulda would have done is there a movie

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role of yours that you most wish you had

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eight shows a week to hone

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probably the one I just did

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um I mean it's always the one I just did

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but but kind of for good reasons not

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filled with regret just that I felt so

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um I don't know alive kind of like

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eating a hot sauce really that's what it

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does blew my mind it does yeah gets the

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blood pumping gets the heart racing and

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on the topic are you ready to move on

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here to Sauce number six okay

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thank you Scotch that's very good for

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your gut turmeric nobody's got better

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digestion than me no

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that's the Scotch bonnet kind of a

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deeper burn here

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which was a bigger challenge for you in

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your preparation for your Oscar

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award-winning performance is Catherine

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Hepburn and The Aviator was it learning

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to play tennis or taking cold showers

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tennis was actually tennis was a

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homecoming because I used to play a lot

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of tennis when I was a girl and we were

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filming in Montreal so we had we joined

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the oldest tennis club now it's starting

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to get hot yeah yeah the oldest

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tennis club in Montreal and you had to

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wear all whites

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so it was it that it's a pressure when

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you're playing in a club because

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everyone takes it really seriously it's

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a bit like golf

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do you play golf no no there's one thing

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it's like I don't understand leaf

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blowers and I don't understand golf

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well now I'm interested would you not

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like a place to to another only for them

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to be

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like the gardeners I mean their faces

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they know that what they're doing is

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stupid right it's really it's bad

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oh it's when you you can't breathe it I

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know we're at that point in the show

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comma sauce that's a great name it is

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taking smaller and smaller bites that's

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how it goes that's how it goes on this

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show that's sweet too yeah but then it

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kind of Builds on you a little bit

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you see I've just been pushing them all

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over the corner of my mouth

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do you have a favorite one of your

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scenes or most memorable Kate Blanchett

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scene revolving around food oh I had

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I had um I had to cook

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um I had to to prepare a meal in a Barry

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Levinson film that about two and a half

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people saw

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called Bandits

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and um that so that that was more about

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the the preparation process and it was a

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it was a dance number so it's more about

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that I love that I love that I'm now my

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eyes are watering I know I know but just

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be careful be careful no but that's an

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amazing trick actually an actor told me

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an older actor stage actor told me you

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know you need to cry you turn up stage

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and pull a nostril hair

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and it works but but now I know is as

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you turn upstairs you've got a little

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bit of hot sauce on your finger and then

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yeah you can play Greek tragedy one more

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food question for you okay can I sure

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yep

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very careful I know yeah yeah

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the original Tim Tam girl fall on your

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list of career accomplishments and then

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do you have a favorite line from one of

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those 90s commercials yeah I know I I am

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I wanted to go to to India

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and I didn't have any money and then I

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got a Tim Tam commercial which is pretty

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much up there because it's one of my

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all-time favorite biscuits but I mean

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talking about having to eat the same

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thing over and over that's the thing

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with

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with doing something like that is I had

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a lot of tim tams and then

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I never ate them ever again

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because you do eat a lot of them when

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you you know I guess it's like if you

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did a car commercial right like yeah in

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a show or you eat wings all the time

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would you imagine

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it is what it says in the bottle I guess

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Beyond insanity all right

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it hasn't kicked in yet maybe it won't

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maybe it's like it hurts when you talk

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and eat at the same time right it's like

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your parents always say don't talk and

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eat at the same time there's a reason

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for that yeah

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so with Halloween right around the

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corner I think it's a good time to lean

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into your affection for the horror genre

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once sane yes I love being terrified it

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used to be a badge of honor if you could

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sit through Halloween too up the top of

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your head without thinking about it too

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much what is like your scariest

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quintessential movie that you have to

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watch during Halloween

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I I think

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it'd have to be something by Sam right

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you don't have to be able to

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the thing that makes me scream in magic

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tricks like if you were to do a pull a

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card out of a lemon right now or

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anything like that or make an airplane

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disappear which one musician I'm a

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magician told me the other day that he

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could do I mean they always talk big

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right right but um yeah I made a Lear

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jet disappear I was like oh did you I'm

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so I'm so gullible magic tricks that's

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what makes me scream

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I think one of the one of the scariest

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movies I've ever seen is the is the

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original version of the Ring it we had

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we got so scared we're in the house by

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ourselves we've got so scared back in

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the day BHS that we had we had to we

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started we turned the sound down

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and then we had we watched it fast

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forwarded and we were still shooting our

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pants

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but that's how scary it was but there

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was you know no blood I don't actually

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know what the film was about but it was

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terrifying

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okay unique garlic

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oh I'm gonna eat it okay all right

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so when we had Seth Meyers on the show

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he likened documentary now to building a

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ship in a bottle a hobby that lets him

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escape from his everyday work grind what

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to you was the appeal of that show when

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you appeared in a parody of a

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performance artist Loosely based on

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Marina Abramovich well I I they asked me

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to to do that one and it's always great

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to excuse me sorry Mom

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um you should never belch in public

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um

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um and and that was such a strange ask

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you know so but but the one I pitched to

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them was then they um I had a they said

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look if you ever see a documentary that

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you think is right for kind of um

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parodying let us know and I saw this

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really sweet documentary set in

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Blackpool in the north of England about

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uh three different hairdressing salons

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and up in the north of England all they

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talk about is dying it's just like death

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is just you know we sit down and we

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would have talked about how whoever you

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know that that's all we would discuss

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and um it was such a sweet beautiful

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documentation I gave it to them and they

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went for it I mean we could probably

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though how would we parody this oh we

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can make it have you made it if you look

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make it documentary about yourself then

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I'll send it to Seth and then I can play

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you

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whoa you know that's a meta idea isn't

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it I love that yeah

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that's a crowd pleaser that's gonna work

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okay what's this this looks really are

439
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you gonna throw it at me or something is

440
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that what this is for oh do we have to

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pour this on

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[Music]

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oh now you're just showing off I didn't

444
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want to do that I didn't mean to do that

445
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all right

446
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so this is the moment where I could

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actually

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throw up no it's uh it's the moment that

449
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will forever live in glory okay Cheers

450
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Cheers Cheers big ears

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[Music]

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I know really not good

453
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we've reached the end and just one more

454
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question before we can roll credits and

455
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I've heard you talk about the memories

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that you have of doing musical at

457
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University that would play to a crowd of

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three two of whom left at intermission

459
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but even after all the success the

460
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international franchises the countless

461
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Awards and Fanfare you still to this day

462
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say the only way I can do it is I just

463
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pretend that no one's going to see it

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how is having a no one's going to see it

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philosophy served you as an actor

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well it it was a it was a um it was a

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very memorable experience we met I mean

468
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we did a we did a musical about climate

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change and I realized then that you know

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you should probably

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um not have that crossover too often and

472
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we did have three people in the audience

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and after the intermission there was one

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little old lady and um we said we said

475
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there were seven of us in the show and

476
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we said you know she didn't have to stay

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there but she um

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she really wanted us you know to play it

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out so we did but I think it's just it's

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the way I deal with the anxiety of it

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because you have to have you have to

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have a sense of a lack of consequence

483
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you know what I mean so if you're gonna

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embarrass yourself and acting is

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embarrassing a lot of time you embarrass

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yourself in public you know you really

487
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do have to pretend that no one's going

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to see it and frankly that's often the

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case with the things I do

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but hopefully not with time

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not with tar and I don't think with this

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episode either throwing caution to the

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wind taking on the hot ones Gauntlet and

494
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living to tell the tale and now there's

495
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nothing left to do but roll out the red

496
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carpet for you this camera this camera

497
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this camera let the people know what you

498
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have going on in your life

499
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what what like if you have a movie

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coming out or anything oh

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field

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is this is this can I do this yeah can I

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tell people go ahead I'm not going to

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tell you anything except that you have

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to go and see tar Todd fields

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film

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about a conductor who I play a conductor

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a major Symphony Orchestra

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whose past catches up with her it's not

510
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a horror movie but she man she is

511
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haunted by a lot of ghosts

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and you have to it's a the sound is

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incredible he'll go to dotier who did

514
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the score for Jokers done the

515
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composition that I played it's amazing

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Nina the great Nina Hoss one of the

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great actresses I'm you know we

518
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um play um husband and wife

519
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and it's it's amazing

520
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you did so good you did so good

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that's really hot

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[Applause]

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