Tanya Mosley

Right.

Right. You know, the other thing I'm hearing from you is because you say that like you were made for this role, that you were able to, through your life, just in your mom's way of being, understand that immigrant experience of coming here with nothing and trying to make a life out of it.

Right. You know, the other thing I'm hearing from you is because you say that like you were made for this role, that you were able to, through your life, just in your mom's way of being, understand that immigrant experience of coming here with nothing and trying to make a life out of it.

Right. You know, the other thing I'm hearing from you is because you say that like you were made for this role, that you were able to, through your life, just in your mom's way of being, understand that immigrant experience of coming here with nothing and trying to make a life out of it.

You had to learn Hungarian, is that right?

You had to learn Hungarian, is that right?

You had to learn Hungarian, is that right?

Did you spend a lot of time with your grandpa?

Did you spend a lot of time with your grandpa?

Did you spend a lot of time with your grandpa?

They point that out. What's the thing that they say to you that reminds you?

They point that out. What's the thing that they say to you that reminds you?

They point that out. What's the thing that they say to you that reminds you?

When did you find out he wanted to be an actor?

When did you find out he wanted to be an actor?

When did you find out he wanted to be an actor?

The film is set in Philadelphia, but am I right that it was shot in Hungary because of the environment in Budapest? It was like the closest thing to recreating that time period, that kind of minimalist, almost bleak post-World War II aesthetic. Had you spent a lot of time there before?

The film is set in Philadelphia, but am I right that it was shot in Hungary because of the environment in Budapest? It was like the closest thing to recreating that time period, that kind of minimalist, almost bleak post-World War II aesthetic. Had you spent a lot of time there before?

The film is set in Philadelphia, but am I right that it was shot in Hungary because of the environment in Budapest? It was like the closest thing to recreating that time period, that kind of minimalist, almost bleak post-World War II aesthetic. Had you spent a lot of time there before?

I want to play a clip so folks can hear a little bit from the movie. But first, I want to just set up. Your character, Laszlo, arrives in the U.S. in 47. And he goes to stay with his cousin in Philly, who's been in the U.S. for a couple of years now. And he owns a furniture shop named Miller and Sons. And I'm saying that because that is not your cousin's name. He does not have sons.