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Broadcasting live from Houston, Texas, and are around the world.
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And are around the world. TV host, best selling author
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and radio personality Brad Gilmour brings you a collection of
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conversations with stars from movies.
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Matthew McConaughey, Brod Gilmore, Mark Wohlborg.
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Hey, how are you?
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The One and Only City Sweeney joins us City, How
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are you?
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And good?
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How are you?
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Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in my favorite movie of
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the year.
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Guys, thanks so much for joining the show.
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Thank you, Jessica Alba and Matthis ladies, thank you so
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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 Thallon joins us this morning. Jimmy, how you doing,
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my friend?
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Good morning.
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Thank you so much Brad having me. I appreciate this,
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but one of my all time favorites. Vince Vaughn joins
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us right now. Vince, thanks man. Great to be with you, Brad,
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and great to be talking to Houston. Good good morning
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to you.
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We got Owen Wilson, we got Judy Greer.
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Thanks for joining the show, guys.
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Thank you.
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Jay Leno joins us. Jay, how you doing.
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Hey, Brad, what's going on?
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We got Anna? So why joining the show? Anna? Thanks
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so much for joining us. Thank you, music, Lula men Row,
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thank you, thank you for having me.
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The legendary front man of ac DC, Brian Johnson joins
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us right now.
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Brian, how you doing.
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Good morning?
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Give me money.
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Meg Harris Hilton, the Infinite Icon herself is on the show.
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Harris loved the film.
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Thank you.
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I'm so proud of that and more and more.
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This is the collection.
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Now your host the boat.
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One of my favorites of all time is mister Bob Odenkirk.
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He's been in so many things that I've enjoyed over
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the years, and I cannot believe that I'll get a
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chance to talk to him about Normal, the action film
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that is going to be available to rent and buy
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on digital. Bob, thank you so much, take the time.
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I appreciate you, and congratulations on the film.
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Thank you so much. I had so much fun in
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this film. I have had so much fun watching this
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film thanks to the great writing Derek Coolstad, who is
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my friend and who we wrote Nobody Films with, and
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Ben Wheatley, this great British director who just brought so
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much fun to the movie.
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Well, I mean, yeah, starting with what you've done with Nobody,
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Nobody wanted Nobody to phenomenal films. I saw Nobody too
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in the theater when it during its run, and I
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can't I can't tell you how much fun that movie was.
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And then going on to this one, and I also
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see some I also see some similarities, like you got
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to work with Christopher Lloyd in the Nobody films, and
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Chris Lloyd has to be one of the great guys
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to work with.
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Yes he is. He is a sweetheart, and he's a
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great dude. And for his age, which is north of
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what is it, eighty four.
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He's got to be a yeah, mid eighties maybe, yeah.
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Yeah, I mean this guy, Chris Lloyd, he'll work all night.
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He just no issues, no issues, and loves it, just
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loves working and friendly, great energy at all times. And
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then on this one, normal you're gonna say, Winkler, I
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mean Henry Winckler is the same guy. He's just one
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of these uh never never quit sweetheart guys, good guy,
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good man. And here he is. We've got him in
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Winnipeg at two am doing a speech about America, giving
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us a speech in the freezing cold, so cold.
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You know, I was going to ask you, you know,
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filming up there and being in those
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elements, like I mean,
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obviously the setting is always under the character of a film,
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but in this one, it has to maybe enhance a
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performance in certain ways.
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Well also, I mean it does it also hurries you
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up because you want to get done and go home
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and get out of that cold.
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Yeah.
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Look, so Wheatley always says movies are mostly man versus man,
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but this is a film that's man versus man versus
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God because there's a snowstorm coming in and these people
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are having a out and out battle and the electricity's
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down and the whole place is is just hell and
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then they're after each other.
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Did you see, like in your career having this run
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of being an action star, of being like the act
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like you're one of the action stares right now. It's
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like when Bruce Willis went from Moonlighting to die Hard.
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We now have Saul Is now in normal.
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No, I didn't see it. It was a I did
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have a notion that I could do this, and it's
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based on Saul because Saul was a character who fought hard,
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pushed back and never quit and so those are qualities
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for an action lead. And then as far as learning
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how to fight do on screen fighting, that was a journey.
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That was a journey of a couple of years actually,
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and I was willing to do it. I was at
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the gym yesterday doing choreography. I was at the stunt gym.
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And I have no movie coming up. I'm taking a break.
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I'm going on some trips with my wife. But the
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truth is I want to keep it up because I
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like doing it. It's great fun and I hope I
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get to do more.
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Well, what's great about an action movie?
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And I think sometimes people don't think of it in
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these terms, but like the fight scenes and the choreography,
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I mean, this is physical storytelling. You still have to
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it's not just punch kick, punch kick.
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You're thinking of story.
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Yeah, you're pushing the character to his limits. He says things,
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he does things that he wouldn't have done up till
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that point. In this case, we have a character named
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Ulysses who's kind of receding, you know, he's like hiding
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away really, and he's forced because of the violence and
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the situation he finds himself in. He's forced to engage
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and interact and work with people and dig in and
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find out what's going on because he kinda he kind
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of knows there's a mystery in this town of normal,
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but he doesn't know what it is, and he doesn't
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want to know what it is. But then he's forced
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to have to learn what's happening.
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Yeah, you got to learn. He's got to learn what's happening.
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And like you said, putting putting himself in these situations
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or characters being forced to also the physically storyteller, because
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it's not just like how would this fight go down,
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it's how would my character fight?
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I think about that a lot, especially because of what
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you said earlier. Is like I've entered into this world
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of action character leads, and I just think about what
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am I What do I have to offer? Because we've
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certainly got wonderful fighters. Jason Statham Keanu reeves, what can
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I do in that space? Well, I can play a
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guy who's more real and more real seeming and also
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more vulnerable. So always playing a person who is getting hurt,
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is making mistakes and u and then in the course
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of a fight, is finding the you know, the grit
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inside him that carries them through.
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And I will say you can see that in this movie,
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in the Nobody films and Nobody too, that amazing scene
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in the Arcade where you finally give it to the
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guys who are asking for it.
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Phenomenal in that. But I will tell you.
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This fun I love doing it. I love giving that
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character that moment where he pops off, where he can't
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hold it in.
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An He just can't. He has to, he has no
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other choice.
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But it's it's great for the audience to when I
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go I left my.
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Phone, Yeah, they know what's coming. I will say there's
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three television shows that I returned to all the time
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when I need to have a pick me up, and
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one of them is The Larry Sanders Show. And you're
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amazing as Stevie in that show. That show is so brilliant.
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It's one of the greatest shows ever made. I just
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have to ask you about being on that set, being
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with Gary and the staying power of Larry Sanders, because
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to me, everything in it is still so funny.
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Yeah. Well, it was a whole new tone in half
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hour comedy. It was quiet, it was grounded, it felt real.
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Gary was really stepping in a whole new area that
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then later the Office sort of learned from the Larry
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Sanders Show and the guys who wrote the Office they
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talked to I heard them talking about the Larry Sanders
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Show as an influence. So it was a special place
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to be. We all knew it was special. We knew
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Gary was doing something unique, and we were all thankful
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to be on that set. And a lot of good
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friends were on that set too, David Spade and Jenny
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Garfflo and that whole crew of people were people who
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liked each other, appreciated each other's talents and were coming
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up together.
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Well, you know what, I love that one, and I
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love Normal.
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For people who haven't gone out there and see it,
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they need to get this movie. They need to watch
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this movie and enjoy this incredible action.
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Run that you're on of Bob.
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It really has been great and it's just an honor
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to speak to you this morning.
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Oh thanks for all the compliments. I'm very proud of Normal.
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I love the film. I've watched it with numerous audiences.
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If you can watch it with a friend or two,
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it'll be more fun because it's a movie with twists
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and turns that you don't see coming in. Those are
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always fun to share with other people.
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It's one of those movies that's a reminder of why
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these films are such a communal experience, and it's always
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better watch.
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It with the biggest group possible.
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You know, Bob, but I do.
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I appreciate you this morning. I really do have a
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good one.