Kathryn Hahn
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Hi, everyone. This is Amy Poehler. Welcome to another episode of Good Hang. I'm very, very excited to introduce my next guest, the great Katherine Hahn. What can I say about Katherine? She's a legend. She's so talented, funny, smart. She can do it all. And people love working with her. And I loved working with her. And today we talked about... What is her relationship to work? What is her process? How important is it for her to feel connected to the stuff that she does? How is she dealing with this new version of fame and popularity and how is it changing your life and also how important female friendships are and how you really haven't met everyone you're supposed to meet even at my age of 53.
So I'm really excited for you to hear what Catherine and I talked about today. It was a really good hang. It always is with her. So check it out. But before we start, guess who we have as a special guest today? Talking about Katherine Hahn and hanging in the studio, oh, only Patti LuPone, if her Zoom ever works. This episode is presented by the Toyota Grand Highlander. Whether you're welcoming a new family member, starting fresh in a new city, or embarking on ambitious adventures, the Toyota Grand Highlander provides versatility for embracing life's grand challenges. Like how you can effortlessly tuck away the fold-flat rear seats for up to 97.5 cubic feet of cargo space. Perfect if your cargo is baby elephant-sized.
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Get up, what do you say?
Patty, are you there? Have you joined us? She's not. She's not there. She's still not there. Okay, so just to give you guys an update, Patty just checked in and said, got it. I'll have to be on my phone, okay? Putting on slap now. Uh, I don't know what that means. I'm going to say, okay. Ha ha ha. Okay. Thanks so much. Okay. This is fun. So I don't know what putting on slap means. It either means she's slapping on makeup or that's some kind of Broadway term.
There you are. Wait, is that a term putting slap on? Yeah. Slap is a, an expression from, for makeup. Yeah. Putting slap on. I love you, Patty. I love you too, darling. Let me just put a little more slap on.
So what are you doing these days? Singing. Yeah. Do you have a show tonight?
No, I have a show on Monday, but what I have tonight is an opera.
You're attending it or you're singing it?
No, I'm attending it. My friend is taking me. Let me just get the eyeshadow on, darling. Who can talk when you're, you know, putting eyeshadow on? But I'll try. My friend that wrote it is here, because it just premiered, and we're going to the senior citizen special. He's calling it dinner at 5.30. The opera starts at 7 and is three hours long. And so we're going to go and have dinner at the Met, which is very exciting. It's very, you know, you feel like you're in, I don't know, another... dimension when you go into the Metropolitan Opera House. But it's pretty incredible just to watch the people that show up and how they're dressed and how they act. Daryl, I'm ready for you. I look hideous, but thank you.
But let's talk about Catherine.
Okay. Let's talk about Catherine. So today's episode, we're talking to Catherine. We're doing this fun thing where we're kind of talking behind people's backs before they come in just to kind of hear more perspective about them and what, what you think I should ask her or, you know, what you'd be interested in hearing her talk about. And tell me how, like you, how you met and, your relationship with her?
Well, we met on Agatha at the table reads, basically. Catherine, because she was the leading lady, was incredibly generous and incredibly open and incredibly inclusive and embraced, I think, the responsibility of a leading lady. And that's, you know, that comes without fear, basically. And she was fearless and generous and... And one of my favorite things about her is she snorts when she laughs.
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