A conversation about working with Jason, a compelling and real person who is talented in the film industry.
Actors discuss their struggles with memory, noting that their memory works best for learning lines and that they often forget other details of their lives.
One of the creators of Arrested Development, Mitchell Hurwitz, tells the story of the day after they won the Emmy for best comedy in 2004 and how his excitement was tempered by his mom's focus on his sister's medical issue.
In this podcast episode, the guest talks about the challenges of acting in serious roles and how it differs from comedy. He explains that sometimes, not a lot has to happen in a scene, and the actors must trust the process and connect the dots to the bigger picture.
The speaker gets teary-eyed watching Zach defend Bliss's dad on TV and appreciates the yin-yang dynamic between Bliss's mom and dad during their meeting.