Josh Safdie

And more or less the blocking that I have, I generally know how this person is going to move and they will most likely land in that pool of light.

But if they don't, it actually helps add, I think, a little bit of realism to the movie because things aren't so perfect.

Did you recognize the guy in the cage who's with George Gervin, who's the great Iceman from the Spurs?

There's a guy who works in the cage.

He's kind of like the, I guess, the greeter.

He's the voice of the ping pong parlor.

There was a viral video in 2007 of this man on the side of the highway.

He was homeless.

And he had a sign and the guy said, all right, I'll give you a dollar if you use that magical voice that you claim to have.

And he goes, this is welcome to.

Yes, I remember that.

Famous.

So it was like an early viral sensation.

Yeah.

Then he became the man with the golden voice.

And then he fell in some hard times and.

Good Morning America called him the man with the so-called golden voice.

He still had the golden voice, but I don't know why all of a sudden it was so-called.

And I loved him.

I found him to be so special and warm and, you know, and the voice, too.