Amanda Peet

So yeah, we didn't want to tell the kids for a while until we knew whether I was going to do chemo and what the course of treatment was going to be.

So I wanted to keep it a secret because I wasn't even telling my children.

While he was on the plane, yeah.

While you were on the plane there.

He actually passed, yeah.

Yeah, Jason has come and seen my mom many times.

So, yeah, she was single.

My parents got divorced, and she was single and living in New York.

And so she has Parkinson's disease.

So once she was wheelchair-bound, we – David being –

All jokes aside, the mensch to end all mensches moved my mom here, and we took her in.

So she was living here for the last seven years.

Yeah, shooting with Ham.

Yeah, they were really lovely.

Like last summer, before I found out I had breast cancer, Tropper and Jon Hamm were very beautiful about my mom being in hospice and letting me go back and forth all the time.

Like I have very special bosses, I have to say.

I think my mom, thank you, first of all, but yeah, my mom is...

Liz that way, like very Jewish sense of humor.

Like very, we're asking about what I miss about New York.

Like she has that very New York-y, neurotic Jew, sharp, witty sense of humor.