Tanya Mosley

He's also walking around all the time terrified.

He's also walking around all the time terrified.

He's also walking around all the time terrified.

That's like the great tension of the series. So it's set in present day and all of these executives, like they're up against the real challenges of the moment. AI plays a big role. Racial sensitivity. Like there's all these different things. But your character, he wants to make art.

That's like the great tension of the series. So it's set in present day and all of these executives, like they're up against the real challenges of the moment. AI plays a big role. Racial sensitivity. Like there's all these different things. But your character, he wants to make art.

That's like the great tension of the series. So it's set in present day and all of these executives, like they're up against the real challenges of the moment. AI plays a big role. Racial sensitivity. Like there's all these different things. But your character, he wants to make art.

You mentioned Robert Evans, and you often reference him. Can you explain who he is?

You mentioned Robert Evans, and you often reference him. Can you explain who he is?

You mentioned Robert Evans, and you often reference him. Can you explain who he is?

That really was such an enlightening moment for me in thinking about how everyone behind the scenes, including the studio execs, how meaningful it is at award ceremonies to hear your name.

That really was such an enlightening moment for me in thinking about how everyone behind the scenes, including the studio execs, how meaningful it is at award ceremonies to hear your name.

That really was such an enlightening moment for me in thinking about how everyone behind the scenes, including the studio execs, how meaningful it is at award ceremonies to hear your name.

It just really brings more meaning to when we're watching those shows and you see the actor or the director and they're, like, naming off the names. And they're like, oh, yeah, let me not forget this person.

It just really brings more meaning to when we're watching those shows and you see the actor or the director and they're, like, naming off the names. And they're like, oh, yeah, let me not forget this person.

It just really brings more meaning to when we're watching those shows and you see the actor or the director and they're, like, naming off the names. And they're like, oh, yeah, let me not forget this person.

Okay. I want to play a clip. In this scene, Matt, your character, goes over to his old boss's house, played by Catherine O'Hara, Patty, to seek some guidance. And the two talk about how he's handling being the new head of the studio. Yeah. O'Hara speaks first.

Okay. I want to play a clip. In this scene, Matt, your character, goes over to his old boss's house, played by Catherine O'Hara, Patty, to seek some guidance. And the two talk about how he's handling being the new head of the studio. Yeah. O'Hara speaks first.

Okay. I want to play a clip. In this scene, Matt, your character, goes over to his old boss's house, played by Catherine O'Hara, Patty, to seek some guidance. And the two talk about how he's handling being the new head of the studio. Yeah. O'Hara speaks first.

That was Catherine O'Hara playing the role of Patty in the studio and also my guest today, Seth Rogen. And that's the basis for this whole series. But, you know, I wanted to – this particular scene was really powerful because we understand, like – his motivations. And then she, as a wisdom, you know, person with wisdom, gives kind of the larger context there. But it's also so beautiful.

That was Catherine O'Hara playing the role of Patty in the studio and also my guest today, Seth Rogen. And that's the basis for this whole series. But, you know, I wanted to – this particular scene was really powerful because we understand, like – his motivations. And then she, as a wisdom, you know, person with wisdom, gives kind of the larger context there. But it's also so beautiful.