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Thank you.
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Kevin Coster joins us, Thank you so much. Thank you Television.
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my friend? Good morning. Thank you so much Brad for
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having me.
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I appreciate this.
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morning to you. Hey, grig you how are you? George
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So?
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Good morning music? Lola man Ro, thank you, thank you
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for having me. The legendary front man of ac DC.
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Good morning? Brock what look jo give me funny lit?
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I appreciate the time, appreciate you and more and more.
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This is the collection.
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Now your host of the Boat brow and she joining
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me right now to talk about the season two finale
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this Sunday, April of six, on Paramount Plus of nineteen
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twenty three. Julie joins us right now, Julia, how are you?
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I'm great? Thank you? How about you?
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I'm doing well. Look, congratulations on the show. So this
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is happening in real time as I'm talking to you.
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I've just finished season one last night. I started season two,
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so I haven't gotten all the way into the weeds yet,
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but I love this show so much as I do
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with most of Sheridan's shows, and to me, your character
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and what he's so able to do is figure out
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a way to create these real, strong, amazing characters. Especially
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I feel like for the female characters and all of
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his shows, they're such a strong, well defined character. So
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I'm sure as an actress, it's such a pleasure to play.
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Oh, absolutely, it's such an honor. It truly, Alex has
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been a dream role for me. I couldn't have written
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more of a dream role for myself as an actor,
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and to get to work alongside somebody like Helen Mirren
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is just something that is so surreal and that I
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never thought I'd be able to do. And he's just
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given us all the gifts of Yeah, these really strong
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female characters. I've never met a man who writes women
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so well, and they're so complex and beautiful. I'm just
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really grateful.
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And just seeing you know, like you said, the cast
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that is on this show is incredible, as is you know,
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Harrison Ford. I mean, the list goes on and on
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of people who are on this show, but when you're
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watching somebody like Helen Mirren on set, I would just
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feel like as an actress or an actor anybody, when
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you're seeing somebody who's at that caliber, you're kind of
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looking at all the small details that she does because
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she's such a master of the craft, and I feel
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like you maybe like look at her and say, like
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what can I steal? Like what can I learn from
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this woman?
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Oh? Absolutely, there were a few days where you know,
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we'd sneak onto each other's sets because we all have
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different storylines, and we'd watch everyone and go visit. We're
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all so close, so it was really fun. But yeah,
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it's not one a couple of days to see Helen.
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and she is so kind to everyone and so gracious
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and you know, but still very fiery and funny and
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stick to her guns, and so both as a person
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and as an actor, I feel like I tried to
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take as much knowledge as I could from her. She's
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just so cool.
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What do you think the fascination is with the you know,
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the world at large, with the Sheraton universe, especially when
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it comes to Yellowstone. What is it about these stories
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that make us just watch and continue to watch and
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want to see more of this world of the Duntons.
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I think there's just something so classic, uh and old
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Hollywood about these stories. You know, it takes us into
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this Western culture and the history of our country, which
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is something that is so fascinating. And I think people
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really love West and culture right now and learning about it.
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there's so much loyalty, there's so much love. You've got
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a little bit of everything in this show. It doesn't
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matter what your tastes are for television or movies. It's
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got everything. And I think it just it's so timeless,
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and I think people were really missing that in our
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film and television sphere right now.
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Yeah, I agree with you, and to me, man, the
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Western is just such a great way of telling a
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story and unraveling a narrative. Especially I keep I've been
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watching this series with somebody, I keep telling them nineteen
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twenty three was not that long ago, and to see
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how people were living in the way that the politics
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worked at the time, or the law and order, I
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guess I should say, it's just fascinating to me now.
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At one time interviewed Matthew McConaughey and we were talking
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about when he reads through a script, what is he
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looking for? And he says he looks for a launchpad
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line where it's a line of dialogue from a character
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or a particular scene that goes, oh, okay, I know
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everything about this guy now or this girl now. For
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you reading through Alex, especially in the first season, was
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there a particular episode, scene or line that for you
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encapsulated who this character was.
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Yeah, that's a great question. I think. Yeah, there are two.
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When we first meet her in episode two, when they're
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talking about the romance and death and Spencer goes, there's
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no romance and death and she says, and he's explained
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it to her, and she says, you don't see the
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romance in that. And then the second line, which kind
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of goes hand in hand with that, is when she
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runs off with him and he goes, where I'm going
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is dangerous and she says, let's look deaf and the
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eye than shall we? And I think it just encapsulates
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everything about her adventurous spirits, about how she's will to
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do literally anything for love, and also that she maybe
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doesn't know what the entire what the world is like.
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She's a bit naive to what's out there as we
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come to find out.
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where you know, she runs to the car as he's
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pulling off and says that line. I remember, going, this
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is this is the woman? Like, why can't everyone why
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can't everyone feel this way? Like, let's just figure it out,
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ride or die. I don't know what the adventure has
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in front of me, but I'm gonna do it anyway,
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because you know there's the romance in it, right, guy,
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such a great line. I'm glad. I'm glad that you
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brought that one up because now I remember that scene
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very very well. Again. The season finale is coming up
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this weekend, So what can we expect from this? And
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I don't want to you give anything away because I'm
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just starting season two, But is it going to give
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us these big cliffhangers as we've come to no episode
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after episode?
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Well, you know it's gonna be huge, two hour finale.
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It's the length of a movie, so you can sit
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down with your prop scorn and enjoy it that way.
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But I do think you know, there's been a lot
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of cliffhangers this season. There's been a lot of cliffhangers
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season one and I think the way that he starts
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to wrap up this story is so beautiful and so epic.
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I think it's the best episode in the two seasons
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that we've had, and I think people will really really
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enjoy it. It's you know, there's no shortage of adventure
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and danger and love story in this finale.
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Again, that's going on paramount plus this weekend. Now, I
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want to know this too. I guess as you know,
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as a performer, as an actor, you know, you've done
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film and you've done television, and film is such a
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powerful medium as well. But you mentioned this finale is
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like a two hour movie essentially in some ways. But
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you have this rich backstory of your character that you've
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been able to develop over these you know, you know,
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a dozen plus episodes, and whereas in a movie you
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have ninety minutes or maybe two and a half hours
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at the most to develop the character and we see
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the changes throughout. Is it kind of a little bit
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I guess, more of a fun and juicy job to
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be able to return to the same character over hours
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of content as opposed to like a single film.
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Oh yeah, I mean, well, especially I love this character
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so much, I would play her forever and so and
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two is such an incredible writer. He gives us so
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much to work with, So yeah, it is you get
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to dig in a little bit more. You know. I've
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been with this show for two years now and there's
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just so much life behind all these characters. A movie
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is fun in a different way. You're kind of in
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and out and you get to tell the story poppin
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and you have to do all that backstory work yourself,
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and it's just kind of a moment in time. The
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television shows are certainly, I would say, more challenging because
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you have to have that stamina, but it is really
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really fun to get to dig in for so long.
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I can imagine I can imagine Taylor Sheridan's nineteen twenty
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three on Paramount Plus. The season two finale is this Sunday,
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April the sixth, Julia, thank you so much for joining
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us this morning. Congratulations on the show. I can't wait
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to binge the rest of it this weekend for season two.
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Such a phenomenal character, such a phenomenal show. I really
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appreciate the time this morning.
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Thank you, Thank you for having me. It's been great
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talking to you.
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Hey guys, Brad Gilmour here. Want to give a big
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Brad Gilmour brings you a collection of conversations with stars
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from movies. Matthew McConaughey, Brad Gilmore, Mark Wohlburg, Hey, how
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are you the legendary mister Christopher Lloyd Christopher, how are
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we doing? I'm doing? Good day, inter Jessica Alba and
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Lizzie Matthis ladies, thank you so much for joining me.
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Thank you.
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Kevin Coster joins us, Thank you so much. Thank you Television.
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Jimmy Fallon joins us this morning. Jimmy, how you doing,
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my friend? Good morning. Thank you so much Brad for
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having me.
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I appreciate this.
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Bud, Kelly Ripperd, thank you, for having me. Comedy. Jay
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Leno joins us, Jay, how you doing? Hey, what's going on?
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Chris Tucker is in the bill and Chris Tucker, good
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morning to you. Hey, grig you how are you? George
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Lopez joins us right now, George, how are you doing?
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So?
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Good morning music? Lola man Ro, thank you, thank you
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for having me. The legendary front man of ac DC.
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Brian Johnson joins us right now, Brian, how you doing?
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Good morning? Brock what look jo give me funny lit?
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Megan Trainer, thank you so much. Chloe Bailey joins us.
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I appreciate the time, appreciate you and more and more.
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This is the collection.
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Now your host of the Boat brow and she joining
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me right now to talk about the season two finale
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this Sunday, April of six, on Paramount Plus of nineteen
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twenty three. Julie joins us right now, Julia, how are you?
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I'm great? Thank you? How about you?
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I'm doing well. Look, congratulations on the show. So this
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is happening in real time as I'm talking to you.
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I've just finished season one last night. I started season two,
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so I haven't gotten all the way into the weeds yet,
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but I love this show so much as I do
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with most of Sheridan's shows, and to me, your character
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and what he's so able to do is figure out
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a way to create these real, strong, amazing characters. Especially
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I feel like for the female characters and all of
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his shows, they're such a strong, well defined character. So
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I'm sure as an actress, it's such a pleasure to play.
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been a dream role for me. I couldn't have written
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more of a dream role for myself as an actor,
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and to get to work alongside somebody like Helen Mirren
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is just something that is so surreal and that I
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never thought I'd be able to do. And he's just
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given us all the gifts of Yeah, these really strong
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female characters. I've never met a man who writes women
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so well, and they're so complex and beautiful. I'm just
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really grateful.
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that is on this show is incredible, as is you know,
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Harrison Ford. I mean, the list goes on and on
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of people who are on this show, but when you're
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watching somebody like Helen Mirren on set, I would just
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feel like as an actress or an actor anybody, when
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you're seeing somebody who's at that caliber, you're kind of
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looking at all the small details that she does because
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she's such a master of the craft, and I feel
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like you maybe like look at her and say, like
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what can I steal? Like what can I learn from
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this woman?
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Oh? Absolutely, there were a few days where you know,
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we'd sneak onto each other's sets because we all have
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different storylines, and we'd watch everyone and go visit. We're
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all so close, so it was really fun. But yeah,
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it's not one a couple of days to see Helen.
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and she is so kind to everyone and so gracious
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and you know, but still very fiery and funny and
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stick to her guns, and so both as a person
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and as an actor, I feel like I tried to
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take as much knowledge as I could from her. She's
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just so cool.
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What do you think the fascination is with the you know,
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the world at large, with the Sheraton universe, especially when
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it comes to Yellowstone. What is it about these stories
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that make us just watch and continue to watch and
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want to see more of this world of the Duntons.
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I think there's just something so classic, uh and old
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Hollywood about these stories. You know, it takes us into
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this Western culture and the history of our country, which
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is something that is so fascinating. And I think people
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really love West and culture right now and learning about it.
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there's so much loyalty, there's so much love. You've got
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a little bit of everything in this show. It doesn't
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matter what your tastes are for television or movies. It's
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got everything. And I think it just it's so timeless,
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and I think people were really missing that in our
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film and television sphere right now.
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Western is just such a great way of telling a
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story and unraveling a narrative. Especially I keep I've been
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watching this series with somebody, I keep telling them nineteen
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twenty three was not that long ago, and to see
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how people were living in the way that the politics
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worked at the time, or the law and order, I
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guess I should say, it's just fascinating to me now.
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At one time interviewed Matthew McConaughey and we were talking
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about when he reads through a script, what is he
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looking for? And he says he looks for a launchpad
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line where it's a line of dialogue from a character
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or a particular scene that goes, oh, okay, I know
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everything about this guy now or this girl now. For
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you reading through Alex, especially in the first season, was
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there a particular episode, scene or line that for you
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encapsulated who this character was.
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When we first meet her in episode two, when they're
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talking about the romance and death and Spencer goes, there's
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no romance and death and she says, and he's explained
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it to her, and she says, you don't see the
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romance in that. And then the second line, which kind
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of goes hand in hand with that, is when she
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runs off with him and he goes, where I'm going
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is dangerous and she says, let's look deaf and the
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eye than shall we? And I think it just encapsulates
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everything about her adventurous spirits, about how she's will to
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do literally anything for love, and also that she maybe
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doesn't know what the entire what the world is like.
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come to find out.
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where you know, she runs to the car as he's
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pulling off and says that line. I remember, going, this
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is this is the woman? Like, why can't everyone why
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can't everyone feel this way? Like, let's just figure it out,
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ride or die. I don't know what the adventure has
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in front of me, but I'm gonna do it anyway,
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because you know there's the romance in it, right, guy,
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such a great line. I'm glad. I'm glad that you
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brought that one up because now I remember that scene
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very very well. Again. The season finale is coming up
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this weekend, So what can we expect from this? And
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I don't want to you give anything away because I'm
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just starting season two, But is it going to give
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us these big cliffhangers as we've come to no episode
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after episode?
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It's the length of a movie, so you can sit
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down with your prop scorn and enjoy it that way.
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of cliffhangers this season. There's been a lot of cliffhangers
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season one and I think the way that he starts
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to wrap up this story is so beautiful and so epic.
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I think it's the best episode in the two seasons
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that we've had, and I think people will really really
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enjoy it. It's you know, there's no shortage of adventure
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and danger and love story in this finale.
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Again, that's going on paramount plus this weekend. Now, I
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want to know this too. I guess as you know,
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as a performer, as an actor, you know, you've done
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film and you've done television, and film is such a
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powerful medium as well. But you mentioned this finale is
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like a two hour movie essentially in some ways. But
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you have this rich backstory of your character that you've
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been able to develop over these you know, you know,
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a dozen plus episodes, and whereas in a movie you
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have ninety minutes or maybe two and a half hours
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at the most to develop the character and we see
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the changes throughout. Is it kind of a little bit
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I guess, more of a fun and juicy job to
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be able to return to the same character over hours
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of content as opposed to like a single film.
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Oh yeah, I mean, well, especially I love this character
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so much, I would play her forever and so and
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two is such an incredible writer. He gives us so
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much to work with, So yeah, it is you get
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to dig in a little bit more. You know. I've
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been with this show for two years now and there's
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just so much life behind all these characters. A movie
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is fun in a different way. You're kind of in
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and out and you get to tell the story poppin
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and you have to do all that backstory work yourself,
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and it's just kind of a moment in time. The
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television shows are certainly, I would say, more challenging because
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you have to have that stamina, but it is really
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really fun to get to dig in for so long.
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I can imagine I can imagine Taylor Sheridan's nineteen twenty
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three on Paramount Plus. The season two finale is this Sunday,
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April the sixth, Julia, thank you so much for joining
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us this morning. Congratulations on the show. I can't wait
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to binge the rest of it this weekend for season two.
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Such a phenomenal character, such a phenomenal show. I really
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appreciate the time this morning.
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Thank you, Thank you for having me. It's been great
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talking to you.
