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Wooing. Wooing would be too strong, but just a little pri. No, it was right into I'll pick you up at 4.
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And she was like, "Who is this?" 4:00 early for sex. Feels like we should keep the momentum moving forward. We've done
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the accent. I don't want to run this podcast, guys. I'm too hung over. My mom would obviously given many.
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Oh my god. I'm just kidding. She's like, I hope you don't cut your line out and then just leave me with that quote. That'd be a good idea.
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You could just throw me out. All right, Dana, we've got Isa Fischer, the lovely and talented Isa Fisher.
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Everyone likes her. All the giries like Isa. Um never hear a bad word about her.
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Yeah. Great. Started with starting with, you know, Wedding Crashers for most people.
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Mhm. Uh from Australia, uh and comes out and does great. She's got Now You See Me
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coming out. Is it called Now You See Me Now You Don't. Now You Don't. It's the third. She was
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installment. Now she's back. She's got Woody Harelson, Jesse Eisenberg,
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Mark Ruffalo, Mark Ruffalo from T Griller about all these people and uh
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she really cracks under pressure. Yeah. No, she was she's the type that you
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could tell she's pretty much like she is uh you would think upbeat, fun,
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busting our balls a little bit and she was pretty kind. I pulled out an Australian accent which I go in and out
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of and she was very very kind about it. I I think it was a little cartoony but she loves Paul Hogan and she we really
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get into the small community of Australia and all these superstar actors and performers. Yeah.
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She was boys. Yeah. And she stole your notes and
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I always let the guests look at my notes because they get a confused look like what? Wait, you guys are preparing for
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me? We always prepare a little bit. It doesn't seem like it. We try. Doesn't seem we Yeah, we try to make it
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look easy, but it ain't easy. It's so [ __ ] hard. But here she is. The lovely Isa Fisher.
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Mhm. Hi, Bobby. Hi, I'm David.
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I've never met you before. I'll be the lead interviewer. David. I'm Dana. Dana. Nice to meet you.
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Did you meet Dana ever? I don't know. I'm a shoot. I'm We're opposites. She's a man about talent and I just stay home.
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And you stay home. Oh, are you a man a woman about town? I am now. I used to be a woman. It's fun to do press on a movie and
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travel around. It is. The the lighting is good, guys. I like this for the ladies. Yes. You look
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Are you lit? Are you okay with I'm staying with my friend right now? And I was like, I'm doing a podcast. She
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goes, do you remember when you tried to set me up with him and then apparently you texted her just I'll pick you up at
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You texted her just like I'll pick you up at 4:00. Nothing else. Not like hi or David.
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Me? Yeah, we are not starting with this. This is not possible.
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Before we started and it's almost over. That doesn't It will be over after this blasphemy.
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Hey man, it's already on Daily Mail. It's already on Daily Mail. It's pick you up at 4:00.
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Who was it? Chelsea work fast. No, it was not. I'm going to switch mine on too. Don't say who it was, but I'm not going
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to say who. I'm just going to get clear here for a second. Have you guys ever met before? I didn't meet her. I met her
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a lot many times. And she's always I just said, "Have you guys ever met?" I heard and I said,
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"I've been married for 23 years. I only just got uh Yeah." So, no, we You only got what?
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You know, separated, divorced. You feel happy? Not happy, but probably you're friends with Nicole Kidman now.
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Maybe she's going through something. You You are really really really uh shocked. I have
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left a message. which I have not um connected yet, but I don't really want to comment on that because there are
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children involved. I will. You know, I did I left a like on one of her Instagram pictures and I thought that was a lot. I thought that just
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shows thinking about her. Yes. Yeah. Tough times to be in the public eye.
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I luckily I stay underground. Literally, this was a
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Yeah, it's really great. This is like a doomsday shelter. Yeah, it is. This is the apocalypse. It's when you get a place.
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By the way, this is a good bombshell. This is fun. We're in here. We've got Diet Coke. We've got a few books. We got a Sandler.
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It is like a bomb shelter in a little bit with good lighting. Well, we didn't want to overly bright it
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up because they said, uh, I tell girls I'm 6'4. I'm really 64. And
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that's that's my Tinder app. I go, "Oh, they messed that up." Wait, you're on Tinder?
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No, I Let's be honest. H. Uh, anyway, Isa, I'm glad I told someone
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I meet him at 4. I don't even know what I do at 4. You just said I'll pick you up at 4.
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Well, wait a minute. I'm sorry. I missed the setup show. She said she's going to set me up with someone. I I said, "I've got a lovely friend that
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I thought would be nice cuz you were single at the time." And he was like, "Cool, sure." And so then I gave I guess Digit over
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anticipating there'd be some back and sort of something some kind of like wooing. wooing would
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be too strong, but just a little pri. No, it was right into I'll pick you up at four. And she was like, "Who is this?" I
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didn't know you were. And I said, "I'm sorry." I meant I'll pick you up for sex
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because I'm tired of what we've been doing so far. Which is never having met on Daily Mail
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right now. Disc. Oh, where's my notes, Heather?
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Well, god dang it. We've We've done a lot of research. I carry my notes for an hour before you
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get here and then they it starts and I Are they handwritten those notes? That's intimidating. Yeah. Here, you can take a look.
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Can I just read off? Read off. Heather, go through all 28,000 ft. Looking at I'm just going to start off
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by saying that there's no C in my name. It's Fisher. F I S H E R. Oh, I
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interview Eddie Fisher. Yeah, Dana, she's seen enough.
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Yeah. Uh Isla. I know that part. Yeah, you do. I was your first name. You You were born
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in Somalia. You were born in uh Scotland. Is that wrong?
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Keep going. It's going to be Scotland was the one I heard. No, there's some weird place you can before Australia.
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Oman. Where is Oman, guys? It's a test. It's a geography test.
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It's in the Middle East. Clue. Oh, close to Saudi Arabia. You know it. North of Dubai, Qatar, east of Dubois.
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south of Iran where where gingers where short Scottish gingers end up being born.
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So what is your current accent? What would you describe? What would you describe yourself? Um I think it's Australian.
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Yeah. I'm not sure. Did you ever I mean I know you had this long long so far. What about A Place called Home? Was that what it was
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called? Home. No, but then wasn't there a series called A Place called Home
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or something like that? Aussie series. Yeah, it was called Home and Away. Okay. Home in a way a place called home is similar enough
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some but there was a separate maybe I saw your show was yeah we were you in Australia it's shown
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in like many countries but I don't think it's shown during co he said he watched the series you were on I watched the series
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Wolf like me I don't know Australian accent perfect
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for a while because I watched this Australian show it's terrible now oh come on
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I'll be better at the end of this I don't want to do so Major but major was good. Major was good. I just don't do too hard
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or Oh, that was a bit complicated. I go to Michael Kane in a shack. Oh, that is [ __ ] you Kane and back off.
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My name is Buckle Kite. Oh, see you do it right. You're the first. You know why the secret?
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What? Nasal. Yeah, block nose. But yeah, you got to get you are a head coat at Dutch. What? Dutch Michael Kite.
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I know. You know I work. We can circle this around to the movie I'm promoting. So now you see me as my Now you saw me but you won't me see me
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again. What's the title? Now you see me, now you don't. Okay. All right. So, this is a trilogy.
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This is the third one. You were in the first one. I skipped the second because you had a baby.
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Yes. And now this one's coming out November 14th. Mhm. Not on a streaming site. Movie.
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Surprisingly, it's going to the cinema. It's unbelievable. It's so nice to be in a cinema again. I mean, like,
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there's nothing better than watching something, you know, with people. That's big star stuff because they save the big
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movies for I love going to the movies still. I go to the Grove at 4:00. You go with whoever you've
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texted, whoever I texted that day. Yeah. And then I go, his new nickname is 4:00.
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His nickname is 4:00. And then parentheses at it says, "By the way, this is a mass email."
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[Laughter] Whoever responds, I heard of an actor. Uh
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oh, come on. I will tell you after, but it's an actor that would text girls and say
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actively saying the first girl that uh gets back to me will get [ __ ]
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So, and that was the supposed to be excited and I was like they were supposed to be excited.
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Everyone's supposed to be jumping and like jocking. I want to know what the hit ratio of such an outrage. It feels like low numbers. As a woman,
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do you think that's a turn on as a phrase to I'm pretty sure it's dial in, get a
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restraining order, at least report it to the police. Yes. And to sag. Yeah. To sag cuz it's an actor. I'll tell you after
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and you won't be shocked. You'll be like, "It's not Nicholas Cage." I just wanted to announce
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lower. Lower. I mean, not as big of
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but it's all rude. Uh, so now you see me. Now you don't. Now you don't. The third one is is it
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called third one or is it called now you see me now you don't actually one of the very few talking points I was given when discussing this
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film is to not let you say now you see me three. Okay. Oh no. No. Now you see me.
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Now you see me now you don't. Yeah. Yeah. Jesse Eisenberg. Okay. All right. What was the first one word? One
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word for these co your your pals your co. Jesse Eisenberg.
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Hilarious. Woody Harelson. Adorable. Stoned. Dave Franco. I'm adding my word.
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BFF. Um, hot. Dominic Cessa. Dominic Cesa.
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Uh, kind. Ariana Greenblat. Sweet. Justice Smith.
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Clever. David Spade. Handsome. Oh, I snuck you in there for
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I put on a sweater. Put on a sweater in the middle of [ __ ] summer. So, you also have Michael Kane in it briefly.
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And Michael Kane, right? I'm wearing a blazer. Tweed blazer. I know. Both of us are fitzing. Incredible
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clothes. That's really does this. Do you have a stylist? I'm serious. I do. I do. So do I.
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It's called the gap. I don't think like people like it when you go, "Do you have a stylist?" And you go, "I do." And they go, "You look so together." I mean, it's
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like look at Heather over there. No, Heather does have a Heather's the cutest. I saw that outfit right away. I
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see her shorts. You reminded me of AC/DC, the lead singer. That's what I wanted to do as like
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No, it's the guitar player. Yeah, guitar player in his school uniform with that little hat. Oh, he's [ __ ] Aussie. Aren't those
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guys Aussie Aussie Aussie Aussie oi were you ever on neighbors controversial
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question. No, I was on home and away. Feels like Are they competing the questions? We are regressing. Let's feel like we
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should keep the momentum moving forward. We've done the accent. I don't want to run this podcast, guys. I'm too hung
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over. [ __ ] You're hung over because we hung out. I don't really drink. I mean, I'm a mom
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of three drink. Does she? Not really. Not really. If you do ingest alcohol, what is it? If you
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Well, it was an appperal spritz or two last. Two apparel. What? Why? Don't yuck my yum.
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No, I like I like Is it cuz they're so sweet? I just don't like those kind of fancy spritzy
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beer. I like beer. Logger beer. I fosters. Is that cuz you feel it's more gender appropriate? Masculine. Yeah, that's a feminine
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drink. So, if you are in a completely neutral world and no one can watch what you drink, so there's no one around
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in your Gap t-shirt. This is a gap. Oh, shots fired. No, he said it. He said I wear a
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I'm wearing a Gap t-shirt. Yes. I don't just I don't um It's very nice. Three for 10 bucks. These are Gap pants,
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I think. Anyway, back to the movie. Yeah. Why should someone see this movie? Oh,
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Chelsea. Okay. because I feel like it has a lot of magic and we love magic. It's an action. It's a heist movie and
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it's what we love. It's the team back together and the four horsemen. Yep. And there's a few more. There's some new
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horses. There's ponies. There's ponies in this and they bring it. They're just fantastic. They're the greatest actors
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and I feel like they just give a whole new it kind of just reinvigorates the story. It's good to bring energy. Trailer is
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great. I mean, I really made me want to see it cuz I love Magic and I remember the other one. So, well, magic's interesting because it
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kind of it's a conflict of beliefs, right? You watch something, you know logically why it can't be happening, but
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yet it your brain is seeing it happen. And I think that sort of suspension and conflict creates sort of engagement.
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I love how happy I mean in the trailer like she's got some hope diamond or something and somehow Jesse Eisenberg
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has it and I've actually got the hope diamond. It's not the hope from this from when we shot the gave it
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to me. Props gave me one. Perfect. I didn't know it was a Hope Diamond, but The Magician tricks you and then like has a little face.
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Yeah, it's cute. It's the best movie. Honestly, I loved it. I loved making it. I love Ruben Faer. I love the cast and I
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think people are going to love it. It's like a great It's fun. It's a good story, you know. Finally, if you told it at a dinner party, if I just like, you
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know, once upon a time hit you up with the story, you'd be like, "Yeah, I want to see that." Well, the the the tiein
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from magic, which is interesting, to bank heist to distracting everyone with magic distracting for a bank. It's all
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very cool and well done. Yeah. And the tricks we can do. We have this like amazing like team of magicians. And
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so everything that you see our characters do, do you do them? Yeah. So, one's a mentalist, Merritt Woody's character, and then you've got
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an escape artist, myself, Henley, and then you've got the slide of hand. Then you've got these different types of sort of magicians coming together like a kind
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of avenger group to I guess pull off what is this uh massive heist against
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this character played by Rosen Pike called Veronica Vanderberg and it is a she's fantastic. I mean she you saw in
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Gone Girl and you see she's doing what she does best that kind of arch clever villain.
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You split the money evenly. No, I got I got all of the money. I gave everyone I paid everyone, you know, in
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snacks. Everyone in the movie just me the characters. split the money. Oh, the character as a whole. You meant
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my uh We're paid in cash in this podcast and our manager I hold it out and he goes, "Now you see it, now you don't."
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to respond if someone's already inside? That's the idea. Can we improve this? Can we make it better? And um
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anyone go really crazy with the magic? Cuz to me, Dominic Cessa is so good. He can like
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throw a card across the room as hard as you know. And then who else? Jesse's good. Dave's good. Everyone, we all kind
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of got into it. But you're an escape artist. So, how did you practice that? Oh, wait, wait.
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You get the one I You're going to tell me because you've told it too much, but I want to hear how scary water is because
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I'm scared of water. Really? And I'm I saw I'm scared of like the ocean going in and I used to not be as a
00:19:00
kid. Now I am. And so I read that you got in water and I'm like I couldn't. It would be too. I'm sure you've told a story before, but
00:19:06
you had No, I have to say like it's one of those stories, you know, when you do like a press tour and you end up like you get
00:19:11
kind of more and more worn down and tied and you start using a bit of hyperbole. Oh, and you kind of go Yeah. Yeah. Cuz it's like I don't know. You
00:19:17
get sort of slightly bored and so I exaggerate it a tiny bit, but then taken out of context. It sound scary just to be in water in a
00:19:24
scene in handcuffs and you but there was a release switch and the water could be drained in 9 seconds or something. So, I
00:19:30
was never at in any genuine peril, but it did feel like at the time that um it
00:19:36
wasn't fun when I was like, "Oh, my little handcuffs, the handcuffs are caught underneath like the steel bars,
00:19:41
and I thought this is less Little Mermaid and more just like middle-aged woman thrashing in the tank." Less Little Mermaid, more I'm going to
00:19:48
die. So, you have a stunt double who goes and does it first, right? Um not on these.
00:19:53
Not on not on the tank handcuffs. Uh, in this movie we did use stunt doubles for a few tricks but not for many.
00:20:00
Okay. But I don't want to do any spoilers cuz really Don't spoil it. You already spoiled it. Have I spoiled it? Watch this. I was in a movie The Wrong
00:20:06
Missy. Hey everybody. Oh, a few people. All right. Watch out. Recently one. You know what it is, right? A
00:20:11
billion minutes. It did a billion minutes on that. It was Yeah, it's the greatest. I love Missy and the girl was so funny.
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She's so funny. So, I'm in a shark tank in some dumb scene and then and then they we did it in a pool first.
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Yeah. And then they go, "Tomorrow we do it in the ocean." I go, "No, no, no, no." I go in it in the ocean in a shark tank
00:20:32
where there's sharks in the ocean. But they go, "This should not be where sharks are in Hawaii." And I go, "Where
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do you where do you know where sharks are in the ocean?" So, they had to go under. Same thing. So, because a shark
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gets caught in the thing with me. Anyway, very scary. And I relate to your story. And you know what the movie
00:20:50
loves? When I say I almost died in it. Yeah. The movie company loves that. Oh, they do? They go, "Is that great? Could you keep
00:20:55
telling the story about how we didn't make you safe?" And I go, "I I thought that potentially too, but
00:21:00
then I got a kind of weird email." And then when we did another uh I think it's in the movie actually trailer, so I can
00:21:06
say this, but we are in a tank again. And when we came to shoot that, there was a lot of isa Isa, are you okay? Isa,
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are you Isa, are you what? I'm Australian. I'm a surf
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lifesaver. I'm fine in this tank. I know when I had this, everyone goes, she's not going to like this. She's not going to like
00:21:23
water. I didn't even get that joke. I very triggering. She'll be like, "What
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if I fell in it? I couldn't." And I'm like, or Australians kind of like they seem badass to me, you know, like the
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Hemsworth brothers and you know, the men and they all do great accents. Are you in that world where you
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can just I mean I think there's just not much call for an Australian dialect. So we all sort of have
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great American actor Russell Crow is extraordinary ear. Yeah.
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Yeah. Where those guys you run into pretty much all the Australian stars. Yeah. Yeah. We do all hang out. It is
00:22:00
like a bit of a koala mafia. Like 16. It's like an antibodian gang of like
00:22:06
we get the best people over here. like the best actors and actors wind up in our stuff.
00:22:11
So, just the ones that stay, are they do they want to get over here? Was that always the idea or not? Well, you know, they they didn't used to
00:22:17
be. It's improved a lot, but we didn't used to have that much sort of content, original content being developed in Australia.
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There are now more Australian filmmakers telling Australian stories. Um, and we shoot a lot, a lot of American stuff
00:22:28
shoots there. And we've got now like Warner Brothers on the Gold Coast. And I think we have state funded drama schools. And there's a lot of money in
00:22:34
the arts. Way more money. The government puts a lot more money in the house. They probably make more there than they do here. I mean, they make more stuff
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there than they do in Hollywood anymore. Yeah. Well, right now with maybe tariffs heading our way.
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Whatever. You know, there's all this Okay. The world's crazy. Whatever. But I always think of Australia. We could always move to Australia. I know.
00:22:52
I think you could actually. Um, not just because of your No, but because they don't let you in. They're really strict.
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Really? How strict? Cuz I've had friends who wanted to move. They fell in love with an Australian man. It was like they waited. It's not
00:23:04
so, you know, cuz they don't try to come ashore. They have to go to an island first. The immigrants, is there an island they have
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to go to, or is that made up or do they just like row in? No, I mean, yeah, we don't want to go on
00:23:15
that topic. Oh. Oh, okay. Sorry. I mean, we can, but I'm like I don't want to be
00:23:20
Oh, immigration. Yeah, I know. I don't want to be the spokesperson for like say it's hard to get to wear at the
00:23:27
premiere. Easy to get in America. Woody Harlson is such a bag of fun. He is so fun. I love Woody and Laura,
00:23:35
his wife. They they were great. And uh yeah, and we play this really dumb game where like we would all put our hands
00:23:40
out and like if we were to play this now, it's called fingers. And I would think of a finger like So put your hands out, right? I'm
00:23:46
going to think of a finger. Okay. And then you're going to guess which finger I'm thinking of. Okay. Okay. All right. Pinky.
00:23:52
Whose pinky? Yours. Okay. So that goes down. Oh, you eliminate. And then we go all the way around. But my point is we're
00:23:58
addicted to this game. It sounds so childish. Does not sound fun. Incredible. But we play it and Woody is
00:24:04
like he's manic about it. He's like, "Well, when are you playing the game?" Is it about you're trying to
00:24:09
eliminate everything? It's about how we communicate. But Dave and Woody have the best connection. And they've honestly
00:24:15
won like several times. And when you win, the feeling it could be a night shoot, could be 6:00 in the
00:24:20
morning, it could have been awake, could have like been on a stage in stilettos and you're miserable. But when Woody and Dave crack it,
00:24:26
it's nothing. It's like a magic thing. It's the idea. It's like there's a tell. There's a tell
00:24:31
you're giving, but you don't know you are. No, it's like the idea that you just guess what somebody's thinking. It's just pure guess cuz mentalists will
00:24:38
do this with all these different tricks and mental. They have like little like Wait a minute. They cheat. Don't tell
00:24:44
me. They're magicians. They're not really I know, but don't I don't ever want to figure out magic. It's one of the few
00:24:49
things I cuz I'm too smart. And um that's one of my favorite lines.
00:24:55
He is actually So when you go and I I like to be tricked. It's one of the few things you go, "Holy shit." and I'm tricked
00:25:00
literally every time. And so even movies like yours, I like to watch that. It is. It's a great twist in our movie.
00:25:06
You're going to love it. I love it because they those movies are very thought out because everyone's guessing ahead. Yeah.
00:25:11
Um I I've seen David Blaine do it in real life. Oh my gosh. Every time he does anything,
00:25:16
I don't know. I have no idea what's going on. Me neither. None. And mentalist on TV, I've seen lately on
00:25:23
Instagram. And um when I see those Rogan show, it's another podcast. Look
00:25:29
it up, kids. They did they guessed his phone number or his social security number.
00:25:34
Oh, wow. Yeah, they flipped out. They do tricks where you go, I don't know how they do it. I'm I'm glad I don't. But one time the guy goes, here's
00:25:41
a Stanley Cup. And then he goes, uh, and then at the end he goes, "Where is it?" And he goes, "Check your ass." And it
00:25:48
was all the way up my ass. And I didn't feel it. Any else was there? My car keys. Let's look at a clue.
00:25:56
4:00. Joker ever PG-13. So good. That was so much.
00:26:03
I'm trying to clean it up. But also a Stanley Cup. It's so ambitious. It's big. Yeah, you could have gone with the magic
00:26:09
wand or something related. And once you get to the handle, it's easy. That's what I was at. I was at where's the handle going?
00:26:15
Handle first. Uh other than that, four movies all of a sudden. Yeah, cuz that's extraordinary.
00:26:22
I mean, some of them I'm in small. I'm only in a like one scene in J. Kelly or two or three. How are you and Jay Kelly?
00:26:27
Yeah, just a little bit. I just did it cuz it's snow bombach and it was shooting in London and in Italy and it was like an honor to be with Adam.
00:26:34
That's great. Yeah, Adam Sanderson is great and George Cloon. I It's amazing. Did you see Adam at all?
00:26:39
I did. Oh, you did. Are you in a scene with Adam? Um, I'm in one scene with Adam, but his
00:26:44
character is sort of it's an audience scene, so we're all separate, but I did have a nice time with him.
00:26:49
Yeah. Yeah. Was he all right? Yeah. He was really happy. And I met him and Jackie came over. We did the like the tech, you know, we did I saw them a
00:26:55
bunch. Oh, great. Okay. So, Spa Weekend with Man. Those two are hilarious.
00:27:01
That I'm not I think it's Mother's Day actually. Okay. And what was that about? Um it's why I watched your movie The
00:27:06
Wrong Missy cuz my character basically I watch my I play somebody in every friend group. There's one friend that nobody
00:27:12
likes and every lady friend group. But they get included and invited everywhere because you know sense of
00:27:18
is that you love you go what part of mine? And they're like, "The one everyone hates you."
00:27:24
No, that's But you know what? I would have had my feelings hurt, but when I got the offer, I was with my daughters
00:27:29
and they're like, "Mommy, you're so popular. Everyone loves you. That's weird that you're cast in that." If I hadn't had that like instant
00:27:35
gratification, I would have spiraled. But also, you play I would have because it's such a like the characters literally they want rid
00:27:41
of her the entire time. I love it. It's funny part. That's a that's a great So then I looked at all these kind of characters. I didn't end up using like
00:27:48
what I created in the end is much more like in keeping. They made Bad Moms and The Hangovers. So, it's like it's rated
00:27:54
uh PG-13. So, I It's like a moderate version of a bunch of different What voice did you use? Just American
00:28:01
accent. Oh, just my American accent. Okay. Yeah. Could you just go into that for a second? Yeah, like that. I just talk like that the whole way through the movie.
00:28:06
God dang. It's so weird. It's so It's so much harder I feel to talk Australian. Yeah, because you really got to open
00:28:12
your mouth wide and see your eyes and the land is Have you ever run into Paula
00:28:18
Hogan? Yes. I love kicking around everywhere. Where's Hogy been?
00:28:24
He We have these galas in Australia. Australia's in film and we have these wonderful like where we celebrate each other and you know cuz Hollywood doesn't
00:28:31
celebrate each other enough. So we get together there. We go, "Yay, we're all together
00:28:36
Australians." And [ __ ] Hogy comes. Yeah, we have a barbecue. It's only a barbecue. A knife. This a knife.
00:28:42
I know. He's a He is so brilliant. Yeah, everyone. Oh, I got a question for you. Yeah, this is Australian trivia. Uh oh.
00:28:49
Were you at um Mulan Rouge premiere? I wasn't born then.
00:28:54
Godamn. No, but you're mad. I was about to say I was there and then
00:29:00
I would just pulled it because that would make me older. Super old. Well, she was in uh No, I'm kidding. I remember when it came
00:29:06
out. You remember when it came out? Cuz I was there. I went to it. Nice. And Baz was there. I Well, Baz directed me in The Great
00:29:12
Gatsby, which was my one of my favorite experiences on And you love him? I love what I've love
00:29:17
him. I love the sets. I love these the costumes and everyone loved Mulan Rouge. Every episode and and Strictly Ballroom, the
00:29:24
one before I mean he everything he does that sort of blow him up. Strictly Ballroom. Yes. I think that was what really
00:29:30
and then Mulan Rouge kind of went worldwide talented and then he just stayed big. Yeah. Yeah.
00:29:35
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um Playdate, our friend Kevin James. Kevin James. Kevin. Kevin, what's his problem? What's he
00:29:41
about? Yeah. What's his problem? Kevin's great. I know. I uh I bully Kevin in this movie. Mhm. Is he the baby in it? What is he a
00:29:49
bit more to a man baby? He He's not a man baby, but he's the comic. Uh, how is he compared? I don't
00:29:56
uh Is it parents get together for playdates for the kids? Is that right? And I play like a mama mafia type
00:30:02
and he comes to my park on my turf. Oh yeah. And so I'm like, what do you do? I I call him a pedo. It's like a bunch of
00:30:08
like really rude jokes. Is it PG-13? When we shot it, we thought it was an ah
00:30:14
there was a lot of fun had a lot. He slung some, you know, insults at my character. I
00:30:20
slung some at his. He was great. I loved working with him. Very, very nice. Just calm.
00:30:26
Yeah, very good dude. We did grown up. He's a very nice guy. He did uh Playdate's a good catchy title.
00:30:32
Yeah, I haven't seen it. So, two titles are [ __ ] boom. Yeah, that's what you want. Yeah. Do you feel like I just getting to
00:30:40
know you now like you get some kind of uh off-kilter parts like you're going against the grain? Yeah. You consider
00:30:45
yourself a character actor in a way or both? But you seem like you get I feel like I'm a bit more of a character actor.
00:30:51
I feel really lucky about that. You know who's a character actor? Daniel Craig.
00:30:57
Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig is a character actor because of the movie Glassins.
00:31:03
I was I was at the Oscars. Hold on. Yeah. Keep going. So, I'm in the in the little bar area and Daniel Craig's there
00:31:09
and he's having a martini and he's in a tuxedo. I said, 'Are you never not in character, but he's just he's done
00:31:16
character parts. Obviously, when he does the what we have here is a
00:31:21
Yeah. And then when you see him, his face can be a little goofy or he does his bond,
00:31:27
his whole body changes. Yeah. And he becomes really Are you interviewing him today? No, I'm
00:31:33
just applying you to him as people who are chameleons and can just disappear. Believe me, we're getting a little
00:31:39
Daniel Craig heavy for a second. I was with you. I was like, we Daniel Craig's invited on the podcast. He's a little like this.
00:31:45
No, but he makes a very handsome face. He gets He's very handsome face. He's very hot. He is handsome anyway, but he does a
00:31:51
Bond face, a prone face that just is very cool. I'm just a huge fan. I'm a huge fan of him, too. Even before
00:31:57
Glass Onion, is he on stage? By the way, he's a really apparently unbelievable on stage.
00:32:02
Sweet guy. What's a serious actor? Okay. Your dream part. Your dream part.
00:32:09
I'm thinking Gary Oldman in Church Hill. Would you love to do something with prosthetics where you just completely
00:32:16
disagree? Absolutely not. Oh, you said no. Cuz you know, you got to go in so early
00:32:22
and I have like a bit of ADHD and I I don't know if I could sit down and have it like really applied in that way. If
00:32:28
you do just a nose, you could win an Oscar. Yeah. If you put on You could play
00:32:34
Ronald McDonald. You could just just a nose. I've always had the feet, too. I've always had very large feet.
00:32:40
Oh my god. Are we getting this? I know. I mean, they're not that I mean, I suppose I have small feet, but I feel
00:32:46
like I wish my feet were smaller. You think they're small? Is that what you said? I've been told they're small, but I feel
00:32:51
like they should be smaller. Well, what do we have any numbers? What? Sorry. This is going to trend. And you don't
00:32:57
understand our audience. Small feet. My feet are fine. Are those suede?
00:33:03
They're fake suede. Okay, Dana, do you have a stylist? Yeah. Oh, I
00:33:09
already asked that. Oh, sorry. Jesus. Are you out of Are you already back to page one?
00:33:15
My notes are I don't know. Oh, here they are. You wrote a book with your mom at 18.
00:33:20
Come on. Is that made up? No, that's true. Were they fiction or non-fiction? It was a like a a young YA young adult they
00:33:28
call the genre, but it had sex scenes in it and I was only Yeah. I was like 18 and so I hadn't even I hadn't even had a
00:33:34
boyfriend at that point. So it was quite awkward with my mom pitching quite racy things that I
00:33:40
Did she push you to be more sexual? Yeah. She was like, "We've really got to get the characters." And I was a bit like Now this there was one novel there that
00:33:45
was Bewitched and Seduced by Fame. My first hand job. Yes. I'm sorry. I'm reading it wrong. Seduced by Fame.
00:33:52
My first hand job. First there was my mom obviously given many. Oh my god.
00:33:57
I'm just kidding. She's like I hope you don't cut your line out and then just leave me with that quote. That
00:34:02
way you could just throw me out. [ __ ] yeah. Oh, who are your best actress buds over
00:34:07
there? It could be American, too. Is Chelsea one of my best actress buds? Like your actress friends
00:34:13
in life? Oh my gosh, I'm so lucky. I'm I bet my recently I connect Michelle who's in my
00:34:20
movie Spa Weekend. I Michelle Bau. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely love her. I think she's hilarious. Um every movie obsessed.
00:34:28
Annabelle Wallace, obsess. Natalie Portman. Love, love, love. She's Natalie Portman. Natalie Portman. You
00:34:34
know her. She's great. She's the best. She's kind of off the roof. I mean, she doesn't she's not She's brilliant actress. You don't see her a lot as
00:34:40
herself. Is she kind of a pistol? A kick in the pants? We don't see normal people don't see. No, cuz you know why you don't see her?
00:34:46
Cuz she lives in at the moment in France in Paris. Oh, yeah. She's not like
00:34:52
it. Do you know French?
00:34:59
Fake French. No, I speak French. You were doing I was doing fake. You knew it, right? He doesn't know.
00:35:13
[Laughter] Do you stay in touch with Scooby-Doo? With Scooby-Doo? Well, he's an animated
00:35:19
character. No, he's not. We do. Let's stay in touch with him.
00:35:24
We You do Shaggy. Watch Scooby-Doo. Okay. Give me a topic. Anything. War I ran.
00:35:32
Is there a Warren? No. She clams up. Here's a different one. Give me a topic.
00:35:38
No. Here's another one. I don't know any topics.
00:35:43
You don't know any topics. Is the topic scoop? I don't know what to talk about. The world's on fire. What
00:35:49
are we going to do? Scoop guys, that's amazing.
00:35:54
See, it's just Casey Kasem. We've got Isa Fisher on the show. She didn't have
00:36:00
a C in her name. Scoop. I didn't know what to say. You [ __ ] up.
00:36:09
She noticed it right up. I didn't know you could swear. We're just G-rated cartoons. This changes
00:36:15
everything. Scoo, let's hump something. Scooby's horny. They they cut it out of
00:36:21
the final stuff, but always dry humping people. Um, can we keep going like this? Um, what's
00:36:28
not going to offend her? Not that. No, it's fine. No, no, listen. What's this book? Have you guys read
00:36:33
that book or is that just like a prop? I don't know what that make you look deep prop. I think it's an SNL book, isn't it?
00:36:38
Is it the SNL book? Oh, nice. I didn't read it. I skimmed it for pictures of me. with you're too you
00:36:44
never audition for SNL. Did you do even think to ask you this? No, I was supposed to do SNL. She would be great on
00:36:50
right after Hot Rod. Uh because Oh, that's right. And then I can't remember what I was doing. I I was on the press store for
00:36:56
Confessions. Oh, was it Confessions of a Shop? I can't remember. I didn't end up doing it, but I am an avid fan. Sorry.
00:37:02
Do you do you believe that? Did they kind of make overtures after Hot Rod? Like, hey, would you like to maybe come
00:37:08
on the show or you were going to audition or where did it go? You mean as good as lawn?
00:37:13
Um, the thing about Isla, you'll find that she's fair about what? I I'll let
00:37:19
you know. Fair is a good one. No, he's But the But she wouldn't have been a cast
00:37:25
member. I mean, you're you're built for that show. But you're a movie star, so it doesn't matter. I would love to do it. Love, love, love.
00:37:31
But you could do it again. I mean, well, I think you should host host right in. Yeah. I'd love to just do a skit. I just like
00:37:37
to just go on it. I just love watching it. I've been there live. I think you were there the night. Did we see
00:37:42
the 50th? I feel like there was a bunch of us there. No, I didn't go to that. But one of them I feel like in New York once I
00:37:47
have like Were you there with Blaine? David Blaine. No. Am I Oh, I went down there. Yeah. I feel like you were I sometimes Yeah, maybe
00:37:54
the afterparty. Mhm. The afterparty. The after party. Interesting. Yeah, after party. A lot of people with
00:38:01
Boston accent in this particular area. Wait, where did just quickly where did you and Chelsea go? Do you go out to
00:38:07
dinner and drink? Yeah, we went to Wallally's. We just went to Wally. Wallally's in Beverly Hills. Yeah, it was really nice. The cheese
00:38:12
platter is amazing. Obviously, it's like a cheese place. Did you just eat cheese and then drink as
00:38:17
No, we actually really broadened our horizons. We did capacio. We had like some of that special octopus and then we
00:38:23
split a burger. Oh, great. But you know what I will say? Don't let them give you the gourmet tomato sauce.
00:38:28
It's not good. Just ask for the straight up ketchup if you Oh, yeah. Sometimes they try to gussy it up.
00:38:34
It's just like it's it loses its What's your self-care habits?
00:38:39
We're down to the nub. Sorry. We can go back to the movie. No, but you seem like you
00:38:45
do. You do crunches. Do you do crunches? Do you have a skin routine? Do you drink a lot of water? Because I'm hearing
00:38:51
Chelsea handler. I'm hearing spritzers. I'm hearing cheese. But you look pretty good. Darn good. So, you must have some
00:38:57
habits. Anxiety. Just I get nervous. And then I'm not that hungry. And you're not hungry. Yeah. That's it. And we have to before we uh
00:39:05
get you out here and get you an Uber, we have to say for Oh, yeah. For Wedding Crashers, do you audition for that or do
00:39:10
you get asked to do it or do you have to go in there and read? Oh, no. I read like I think five times for Wedding Crashers with Vincent.
00:39:17
No, no, no. With Lisa Beach and um is that casting? Yeah. I don't. And maybe Dokin and maybe
00:39:23
Andrew Pane. I can't remember. Is Dokin the director? Yeah, David. David Dokin. Yep. And then you go and they go
00:39:30
crazier, less crazy, whatever, whatever. Because that really I No, they actually didn't see her as that crazy. I think they wanted her to
00:39:36
be more sort of like of like a sort of seductive character. And then I thought it'd be funny if she was a bit more Glen
00:39:42
Close from S from Fatal Attraction. And then he just was great. David's so
00:39:48
good at like letting you have like a wild take or two. And then he just used I guess in the end in the edit it did
00:39:54
work better that she was more threatening than she was little unhinged. Yeah. Such a gift when they let you
00:40:00
such a gift. And when they give you this space like it's it's like one thing if they go gh okay you can do a take but
00:40:06
it's another thing if they like they give you the process where you just feel like you can take the space and
00:40:11
you're not like annoying anyone by doing wasting everyone's time. That's the worst feeling when you there's everyone on the crew is watching
00:40:17
and when I do a take then you do it. All right moving on. No problem. No. All right, we're going to we're going to
00:40:23
Are you done with your take everybody? You think that was funny? That's your one. As long as you thought it was good. All
00:40:29
right, let's rap. But I would guess Vince Owen uh would be up for that and and laughing in a good
00:40:35
audience, too. Yeah. And they love and they're really fun to Yes. because they're smart enough to know if you score, they score. It's all if the
00:40:41
movie works. And Bradley Cooper was in that which I keep forgetting was in that. Uh great in that, too. Just another side
00:40:48
character. It's funny as [ __ ] Yeah. And the combination of all that was a such a hit. It just that's one of
00:40:54
those ones that last. Yeah. Those uh knots. It was 2008 or something. One of those hits, those Will
00:40:59
Ferrell movies, those big comedies with those guys did a few and they're just big and and they stick
00:41:05
around and it just always on your resume. It's nice to have one cuz it's as you know cuz that was probably early
00:41:10
on. It's just always hard as much as you go into movies like this will be a hit. Not. It's hard to get one that really
00:41:17
just all the way through stays funny through the editing, through the test screens, you're like, "Holy [ __ ] is
00:41:22
this actually staying good?" Yeah. But no one was really funny. Yeah. And it changed actually my career
00:41:28
cuz until then I felt like I hadn't really done comedies before and I wasn't really like considered for them and then
00:41:33
I got like a whole other Did you get a lot of do that like be that girl again?
00:41:39
Oh no. I was lucky. I had like a I have always been with this wonderful agent for Oh, that's good.
00:41:45
20 odd years and he's always like, "No, you know, and I'm I love to like challenge myself." So, I didn't want to
00:41:51
I don't challenge myself and I've been doing the same part for since the beginning, but it's fine. It's good. You're like
00:41:57
got me this doomsday shelter. Movie stars kind of do the same part. Someone meets you at 3:00.
00:42:02
Somebody Oh, it's movie 3:00. It depends on if I'm Pacific or Central.
00:42:09
I kind of do a wide net. I just hit the Rockies in this side. So
00:42:15
horrible. Whatever that story is. Um, all right. Oh goodness. Born in Somalia. We'll just wrap it up.
00:42:22
It said spent early childhood in Scotland or Aean Omen. Omen. We were ever in Scotland. Yes, I did spend time in Scot. I have a
00:42:28
really complicated cultural identity because I was kind of born in the Middle East, but I was raised in Australia, but now and then I went to clown school in
00:42:34
Paris and then I ended up living two continents over the course of
00:42:40
first day of school. [Music] Isa, you dropped one.
00:42:46
It was clown and mime school. Yeah. Was it mime, too? I was like I just had the fate for it
00:42:51
cuz the big wear your own shoes. Yeah. I didn't have to put on the big shoes.
00:42:58
How fun. M school. What haven't you done? Written books, giant movies. That's too It's too much.
00:43:04
The resume it's getting or started working at nine in a commercial. Yes. That's an Is that an Aussie? That's a
00:43:10
crazy That's an Aussie thing. No, I think I just like I was like when I actually was really ambitious under the age of 10.
00:43:16
Then I kind of peaked by 12. Mhm. And then went dormant for a while. And then I went dormant and then I
00:43:22
sprung back. Do you have siblings that went into business? No. No one in my family. My mom's like an academic. My dad was
00:43:28
worked for the UN. My brothers are now in hospitality. I'm the only I'm the only
00:43:33
ginger sheep in the family. Ginger. You're the only one with ginger hair. No, my brother's got ginger hair. But I
00:43:40
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00:44:52
a tough career, you know, or your dad or grandpa or something like you sure you make a great dental hygiene.
00:45:00
I mean something practical you can hang your hat on. You get a check every week. You think you're going to be a movie
00:45:06
star? Listen, little girl. I mean, did you get some of that? Most people do. I I swear I didn't.
00:45:12
It was helpful. Everyone's backing you up. That's the first thing David said to me when we met. I said, "You're never gonna make it." He's already on SNL.
00:45:18
He's 10 years younger. And I was like, "Who is this kid? You're never gonna make it."
00:45:23
So, God, you've had such a cool career. Are you friends with Prince Harry? I'm not friends. I've I've seen him at a
00:45:29
pop concert, but I'm not red hair. Aren't they married? That's the same
00:45:35
team. I'm just Are they still married for a banger a clip or something? And I'm like going cautiously around the
00:45:43
I know. We got the immigration divorce. I mean, I'm sorry. Going down, please. No, this is No, he
00:45:49
You don't have to is married to Megan Markle. Yeah. Did you read that? I did not know that. It's in all the papers.
00:45:55
Oh, wow. And they are uh the whole royal thing. Well, you're off to London, I heard.
00:46:01
Are you a little bit? By the way, thank you for coming in because I know you're running under I'm going to London tonight. I know you came in. I appreciate it.
00:46:07
Yeah. No, you're kidding. Thank you for having me. I swear to God, I appreciate it. I've been staying at Guys, by the way. Oh, is that where you stay? Hilarious. Yeah.
00:46:13
Where was there? Noah Gallagher in the other room. The last time I went over there, I got to see the Oasis guy.
00:46:20
Oh, you weren't there. Sorry. You were running around. If you're I mean, this just people questions I'd ask anybody. Okay, just
00:46:27
tell say pick one. Beatles. Led Zeppelin. Beatles.
00:46:32
Oh, wow. Beatles. Beatles. Pink Floyd.
00:46:39
Beatles. Beatles. You're right so far. Eagles. Oh, Beatles. Beatles. Queen. Oh,
00:46:48
Beatles. Okay. I know Queen do more diverse sounds and they had a different era that was really
00:46:54
fascinating, but the Beatles are just No, I'm with you. There's There's only the Beatles. There's only the Beatles. There's
00:46:59
nothing to even compare. But a lot of people have a soft spot. Queen is is, you know, kind of almost still
00:47:05
underground in a way what they achieved. Yeah. Audially, but the Beatles are Well, Queen was unreal. It's just it's
00:47:12
if you run into my friend Paul McCartney, show him, you know, now you see yourself, now you don't. It's a
00:47:19
tricky movie. You're like, here I am, you know, now you can't see me. That's a real banger. Sorry. Go ahead. I'm trying
00:47:25
to do I have to get to 10 voices. He has to get to 10. Do you really?
00:47:31
No, he does a lot. Shalom. Just like set that start of an hour.
00:47:36
Could you You could do a liver puddle. You could do an accent if you're given one. Yes, with time you could do
00:47:41
anything. Yes, but I do I do obviously study it like specifically. I couldn't just like I'm not I don't think I could just hear
00:47:46
like an accent and mimic it back. I mean, I could, but it wouldn't be I don't know. It's It's really continual
00:47:52
exposure since I'm constantly looking at Beatles stuff on YouTube at night just to amuse myself. I'm constantly hearing
00:47:58
them. Well, who Well, let me ask you. Beatles. Daniel Craig.
00:48:05
Good one. Daniel Craig is like he's the Tom Jones. Yeah, I can feel it. I felt it from you.
00:48:10
I got that. I got one last one. Beatles drowning in handcuffs.
00:48:16
Well, I said, "Hey, what's your name?" Daniel. I ran with your joke. I ran with your joke. Okay, here's one for you that'll make
00:48:22
you laugh. Sean Conry, the late great junk, is asked whether he enjoyed his vacation in Spain.
00:48:29
Ready? Yeah.
00:48:34
That's it. Brilliant. You know what? You can't. It's just flawless. You don't need more. Yeah. Yeah.
00:48:39
Make three syllables out. Yeah. Yeah. I like that, too. Visually entertaining
00:48:46
as you dislocate your head. We should do an improv group called the
00:48:52
coconuts. Hey everybody. Why would we call the coconuts? I don't know. What's the word?
00:48:57
Sounds funny. But like there's three of us. We would have to have something that was more sort of like a the triple coconuts.
00:49:03
She's Isa. I'm David. The three coconut. We're more of a grape. A bunch a small gr bunch of grapes.
00:49:09
Yeah. Yeah. That's not as good. We'll never be a coconut. Yeah. All right. Well, Isa, thanks for coming
00:49:14
by. I appreciate your time. My flight's at 8:05, but I'm actually going I'm going to pitch a movie right
00:49:20
now. My writing partner. Yeah. I'm going straight to Hello Sunshine from this high. Will you just pitch us
00:49:26
and for a practice thing? This comes out in six months. So, but what if it doesn't sell and you curse me? And what if I do my log line
00:49:32
and you guys like, why would you? No, we're not. We're not like that. I'm I just just just practice on us. Okay.
00:49:38
So, um Okay. We're executives. All right. What do you got? Actresses doing
00:49:43
in a bunker. First of all, we're podcast in a bunker and there's an earthquake. So, I What
00:49:49
would you like to do in a movie? I'm a studio executive. Yeah, you're making I don't like when
00:49:55
you're making me squirly. It's going to end up bringing Don't tell us the pitch, but have you ever been in a general meeting and how
00:50:01
dumb they are where they go, we're setting you up with the head of Paramount. Just a little general. And then they have nothing.
00:50:07
They go, "No, what are you up to? What do you want to do?" I'm like, "I want to be in a big [ __ ] movie. Can I leave?" Like,
00:50:12
what what is this movie? I had one recently. A guy says, "What do you really want to do on a big platform over the Zoom? You just send it to me."
00:50:18
So, I sent him the script. Scared him off. 45 days, nothing. But he's like, "We're
00:50:25
such fans. We want it." I sent him the script radio. We'll make literally anything you think of. He sends him a finished script. He's
00:50:30
like, "Fucking written on spec. He didn't even have to pay for the development."
00:50:36
Yeah. I don't know. I Here's my guest because I, you know, you're a mentalist in the movie and now you see me, now you don't.
00:50:42
Um, everywhere in theaters November 14th, your pitch is about I see a young woman.
00:50:48
Yeah. There's a young woman who has two babies, lives in Manhattan.
00:50:53
Oh. and works for the New York Times. Uhuh. And she undercovers a plot,
00:50:58
right, to make uh Australia into to lift it off the ocean floor and make it into kind of
00:51:05
a boat. Yeah. Cuz it's on a tectonic ridge. So it becomes Is that your pitch? Becomes dislo that's exactly my pitch. Exactly.
00:51:11
And I play one of the plate, you know, the plates underneath the ocean. There you go. You're not the woman. You're I'm going to play and they're
00:51:17
friends. It's It's a deeper role and it's very very deep. Yeah. Okay. I like in the end they're friends.
00:51:24
That's the key. That is the key. So you and it's not men centric. They're
00:51:29
not searching. No, it's not gonna be a bunch of dudes. Yeah. They're not the smart people are girls in it. Mhm.
00:51:35
Mhm. Okay, Dana. We'll find something for you in it. All right. Uh, thank you. This is the longest wrap up, but thank
00:51:40
you for coming. Thank you for having me, you guys. Thanks for fitness into your You like how I had my notes when I found them. It was dumb. Anyway, I did really
00:51:47
nothing. Now you see me, now you don't. Nice to meet you. [Music]
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