Peter Sagal

Christian McBride is a Grammy-winning bassist and the artistic director of the Newport Jazz Festival and the Jazz House Kids. Christian McBride, everybody. Last August, we talked to Diane Lane, who had been nominated for an Emmy at that time for her performance in the TV show Feud, 45 years after making her film debut at the age of 14.

So you came off the plane, you hold the tortoise out to your mother, and your mother says what?

So you came off the plane, you hold the tortoise out to your mother, and your mother says what?

So you came off the plane, you hold the tortoise out to your mother, and your mother says what?

You know what I love?

You know what I love?

You know what I love?

I love the idea of you being on the set of your first big movie, A Little Romance, with Sir Laurence Olivier, and you telling him stories like this.

I love the idea of you being on the set of your first big movie, A Little Romance, with Sir Laurence Olivier, and you telling him stories like this.

I love the idea of you being on the set of your first big movie, A Little Romance, with Sir Laurence Olivier, and you telling him stories like this.

I can imagine. You have played a comic book character. In your case, more comic book character adjacent, but you played the mother of Superman.

I can imagine. You have played a comic book character. In your case, more comic book character adjacent, but you played the mother of Superman.

I can imagine. You have played a comic book character. In your case, more comic book character adjacent, but you played the mother of Superman.

Martha Kent, famously. And this is the Henry Cavill Superman, right? Okay. Yes. Yes. You're like, okay, was that his name? Okay, yes. Yes. So how have you found, after all the other things you've done, after being a well-known person, you had your Brat Pack period and all these other periods, to be like a star at Comic-Con?

Martha Kent, famously. And this is the Henry Cavill Superman, right? Okay. Yes. Yes. You're like, okay, was that his name? Okay, yes. Yes. So how have you found, after all the other things you've done, after being a well-known person, you had your Brat Pack period and all these other periods, to be like a star at Comic-Con?

Martha Kent, famously. And this is the Henry Cavill Superman, right? Okay. Yes. Yes. You're like, okay, was that his name? Okay, yes. Yes. So how have you found, after all the other things you've done, after being a well-known person, you had your Brat Pack period and all these other periods, to be like a star at Comic-Con?

So you've never been. You didn't have to do that. You didn't have to go to Comic-Con and all the Superman fans were like... I dodged it.

So you've never been. You didn't have to do that. You didn't have to go to Comic-Con and all the Superman fans were like... I dodged it.

So you've never been. You didn't have to do that. You didn't have to go to Comic-Con and all the Superman fans were like... I dodged it.

Ajita. You have ajita, as they say in New York. How can a shy person be constantly on screen? Isn't that weird? Yes, I told you my therapist is rich. So the latest project you're in, it's a TV show. It is remarkable. It is called Feud. It's about a very real situation in New York society in the 60s and 70s when Truman Capote wrote a book that enraged his society friends, of whom you are one.