Ben Stiller

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Yeah. And then Bert says, well, now you have. And the double meaning of, I don't know, because he really doesn't know, but yet he kind of does. I mean, just listening to that scene, it's always interesting to me on the podcast to listen to these scenes because they have a different feeling. You hear the music, you hear the sound effects, the atmosphere.

Yeah. And then Bert says, well, now you have. And the double meaning of, I don't know, because he really doesn't know, but yet he kind of does. I mean, just listening to that scene, it's always interesting to me on the podcast to listen to these scenes because they have a different feeling. You hear the music, you hear the sound effects, the atmosphere.

Yeah. And then Bert says, well, now you have. And the double meaning of, I don't know, because he really doesn't know, but yet he kind of does. I mean, just listening to that scene, it's always interesting to me on the podcast to listen to these scenes because they have a different feeling. You hear the music, you hear the sound effects, the atmosphere.

But for me, listening to that scene, I'm just taken by it. That could be, I mean, Chris Walken and John Turturro, what they do with their voices as actors, that could be a radio play.

But for me, listening to that scene, I'm just taken by it. That could be, I mean, Chris Walken and John Turturro, what they do with their voices as actors, that could be a radio play.

But for me, listening to that scene, I'm just taken by it. That could be, I mean, Chris Walken and John Turturro, what they do with their voices as actors, that could be a radio play.

You're getting every nuance. just in the intonation of their voices. And it's, it's so beautiful to listen to. And yeah, the burden Irving love story is very, it's sad. It was so beautiful on the inside and they're ripped apart from each other. And I think the fact that Bert decides to do this for him, it's clear that Bert has wrestled with the things he's done in his life. Yes.

You're getting every nuance. just in the intonation of their voices. And it's, it's so beautiful to listen to. And yeah, the burden Irving love story is very, it's sad. It was so beautiful on the inside and they're ripped apart from each other. And I think the fact that Bert decides to do this for him, it's clear that Bert has wrestled with the things he's done in his life. Yes.

You're getting every nuance. just in the intonation of their voices. And it's, it's so beautiful to listen to. And yeah, the burden Irving love story is very, it's sad. It was so beautiful on the inside and they're ripped apart from each other. And I think the fact that Bert decides to do this for him, it's clear that Bert has wrestled with the things he's done in his life. Yes.

and he and fields have talked about that and that was almost the purpose of him being severed was to try to find redemption somehow right to find like the innocence in himself yeah yeah so maybe i don't know it's you know he's doing something very beautiful because and he doesn't have to do it but maybe part of that is you know what seeped through from the severed side yeah

and he and fields have talked about that and that was almost the purpose of him being severed was to try to find redemption somehow right to find like the innocence in himself yeah yeah so maybe i don't know it's you know he's doing something very beautiful because and he doesn't have to do it but maybe part of that is you know what seeped through from the severed side yeah

and he and fields have talked about that and that was almost the purpose of him being severed was to try to find redemption somehow right to find like the innocence in himself yeah yeah so maybe i don't know it's you know he's doing something very beautiful because and he doesn't have to do it but maybe part of that is you know what seeped through from the severed side yeah

And the reality is, Bert says we can't have this because he knows, I think, the reality of what that would mean with Lumen and... yet he makes this move to save this guy.

And the reality is, Bert says we can't have this because he knows, I think, the reality of what that would mean with Lumen and... yet he makes this move to save this guy.

And the reality is, Bert says we can't have this because he knows, I think, the reality of what that would mean with Lumen and... yet he makes this move to save this guy.

I would say also just that scene between Bert and Irving at that train station, we just were looking for a really interesting train station and we found it up in Utica, New York.

I would say also just that scene between Bert and Irving at that train station, we just were looking for a really interesting train station and we found it up in Utica, New York.