Liz Feldman
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266 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Liz Feldman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean like, she's, she's just such an impressive human being.
And given everything that she's gone through, like, you know, to have your story be, to be, to have your story be stolen is, is I think kind of a, almost among the worst things that can happen to a person, you know, like that's her story to tell. And, you know, I get that it seems like it's part of the universe and it's, you know, up for grabs, but that's really rough. Right.
I know we get paid to serve you guys, but be respectful. We're made out of the same things. Bone, body, blood.
That's brilliant. Absolutely.
You did, you did. But it's true. And, but, but here's, no, I was about to say, here's where I go down on you. Here's where we 69 is you showed up and I swear to God, he stole every fucking scene. He stole every scene. He was in Matt Rogers and Ray Romano turned into this like comedy team. I mean, you look out. I mean, it could be Ray sitting there in that matching sweater.
But for some reason, I mean, like you would never think like Ray Romano, like salt to the earth from, you know, although you're not from too far apart from each other.
And what a great fucking guy he is too.
It was like a set of menches.
And to be honest, that was like the whole goal that I had is now that I get to be a person who, you know, picks actors and hires crew and stuff. I'm like, I want to go to work and be surrounded by people I really enjoy being around.
Nice, kind, talented, but people who inspire me, people who are like, you know, if I'm going to go leave my two-year-old daughter at home and my wonderful wife, who I actually really like, you know, I want to show up to people who I feel like are my family. And it is, it is, it was so nice because we really did create that on No Good Deed.
Kelly Hutchinson is one of my best friends of 30 years. We were we were college roommates. Oh.
We went to Boston University.
We lived on Commonwealth Avenue. And we were roommates. She was an acting student. I was a TV student. And we used to smoke cigarettes in our apartment with the windows closed.
Because that's what you did.
Yes, we did have a dark inner life. And we just got like, you know, really stoned on really bad weed and horrible wine and have the greatest time. But she she was an actress on Broadway for many, many, many years and was like, you know what? I think I want to try my hand at writing. Sent me her script and said to me was her first show. And we've been working together ever since.
And I mean, she's truly one of my best friends in, I mean, 30 years of friendship. So I have her and then Silver Tree, who's my producing director is an incredible director, but like we're good friends. And so I'm just in it for that. Like I'm in this whole business for friends.
That's all it is for me is connections. It's, it's human connection with people. You know, I want to create that with people at home that I maybe never get to meet, but I also want to create it with the people that I get to see every day. Hmm.
What were those days? Crystal Wiig is what I like to call it. Crystal and I were, we were in the Sunday Company and the Groundlings together. But even before that, we were in an all-female improv group, which was obviously called The Last Women on Earth. And yeah, I mean, like we go way back. I was a bridesmaid in her wedding, her first wedding. Wow. That's wild. Yeah, that's my girl.
Oh, gosh, yes.
Oh, we were children. I mean, I think I met her, I was 22 years old.
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