Bill Curtis

You are going on Broadway in this revival of the Noel Coward play with the great Rose Byrne, among many others.

The other thing you have coming out is a TV show on Peacock, a comedy called The Miniature Wife.

And I have to say, I heard the title, and I said to myself, oh, that must be like a metaphor.

It's about a wife.

She's maybe in the shadow of her husband.

She feels small.

That's not what it's about, is it?

Did you have to spend any time on set, like, crouching down and pretending you're talking to a six-inch-high Elizabeth Banks?

I have one more question for you.

Like I said at the beginning, I first knew you and became a big fan when you were on The Daily Show.

But I heard a story, I don't know how this could be true, that you ended up appearing on The Daily Show the same day you auditioned for it?

Did it comfort you, maybe, given the circumstances of the day, to know that maybe your ex-girlfriend would see you on this hit, incredibly culturally significant TV show and think to herself, my God, what have I done?

There you go.

Lesson for you all.

Thank you.

Asif Manvi, it's a pleasure to talk to you.

We have asked you here today to play a game we're calling... Miniature Wife Meet Miniature Groom.

So your new series is The Miniature Wife, and we're going to ask you about a place you usually find miniature brides and grooms on top of wedding cakes.

Answer two or three questions correctly, you'll win our prize for one of our listeners.

The voice of their choice in their voicemail, Bill, who is Asif Manvi playing for?