The interviewer is acknowledged for being courageous enough to talk about the challenges and stresses of being a mom in the creative and high-pressure Hollywood world, with a mention of Pattinson's upcoming performance.
A comedic take on how people in Hollywood land gigs and the inner workings of the industry.
The speaker discusses the benefits of not solely pursuing financially successful films in Hollywood and shares the importance of maintaining a focus on creating excellent, zeitgeisty films, regardless of financial gain.
The speaker reflects on how some individuals had a star quality and presence during weekly meetings while others remained unknown or unremarkable to them. Sharon Stone is mentioned as an example of a classic movie star.
The speaker attended a Hollywood event at the Chinese theater and mingles with celebrities at the adjacent Hard Rock Cafe's happy hour bar; he also mentions a friend from high school.
This podcast episode discusses the Hollywood feud between Roddy McDowell and Rodney Dangerfield, with a focus on McDowell's rejection letter and his funeral arrangements.
Hollywood studios in the past used to create star images by slotting actors into different roles, trying to figure out their image and characteristics that would appease the audience, just as they did with famous stars like Cary Grant and Clark Gable.
The podcast discusses how a seemingly nerdy idea of connecting Hollywood and computer science started gaining traction, leading to an unexpected invitation to hang out in San Francisco.
Rob Lowe discusses his career in Hollywood with comedian Jason Bateman and how he made the switch from successful movies to television.
The children of immigrant parents in Hollywood often face pressure to pursue more stable careers instead of pursuing creative passion, which can lead to feelings of being unfulfilled later in life. The podcast suggests being aware of the pressure and pursuing what truly makes you happy.
The podcast discusses strange behavior from Hollywood legends such as Norman Mailer sending potatoes to an actress to remind her of the calories in a diet.
Comedian Pete Holmes reflects on the sense of community he felt growing up with friends and family in Hollywood, and how it compares to the Hollywood party scene.
The idea of stoicism is seen as toxic in modern Hollywood, and the career path for writers is extremely limited, only finding success if either they have connections in the industry or have attended liberal arts colleges that teach them to hate white people and men.
A glimpse into the Hollywood party scene, with exclusive door policies and celebrities trying to network for roles in upcoming movies.
The host expresses his opinion on what makes a good actor in Hollywood and shares an uncomfortable experience watching a birthing scene in a show.
Hollywood used to be a small, rough area but quickly became the center of the world's movie industry. The keeper of the water company played a key role in the area's development.
A guest on the podcast is asked if there is anything he wants to apologize for, despite being known as the "nicest guy in Hollywood".