Catharine Daddario | Stories from “IF” | The City Cat’s Craft

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my mom still does the thing where she's

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Catharine: watching a show and she calls me.

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Catharine: She goes.

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Catharine: Why aren't you on this?

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Catharine: You should really have an oscar already.

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Catharine: You know like, thank you, that's very sweet

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Catharine: mom welcome to story and craft.

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Announcer: Now here's your host, Marc preston.

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Marc: All right here we are back again.

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Marc: Another episode of story and craft.

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Marc: Thank Thank you for stopping by.

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Marc: Appreciate it greatly.

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Marc: New to the show.

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Marc: Thank you very much for checking it out and,

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Marc: if you've been here before, thank you.

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Marc: Thank you so much for coming back by.

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Marc: Today we are sitting down with the lovely,

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Marc: the talented Catherine Daddario.

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Marc: Really enjoyed this chat.

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Marc: She's got a new movie coming out on May

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Marc: 17th, called If.

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Marc: It's the new John Krasinski movie.

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Marc: That literally seems to have pretty much

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Marc: everybody in the world in it.

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Marc: You've got Emily Blunt, ryan Reynolds, brad

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Marc: Pitt, matt Damon, sam Rockwell so many more

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Marc: to name, including my guest today,

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Marc: catherine Daddario.

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Marc: We cover a lot of ground talking about what

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Marc: it's like to grow up as a little kid in New

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Marc: York City.

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Marc: Also, what's it like to grow up as a little

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Marc: kid in New York City.

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Marc: Also, what's it like to have two working

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Marc: actors as siblings, her brother Matthew and

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Marc: her sister Alexandra Daddario also

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Marc: successful actors.

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Marc: We just kind of talk story.

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Marc: Really enjoy this chat.

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Marc: Today is Catherine Daddario Day, right here

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Marc: on Story Craft.

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Marc: Are you in LA right now?

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Catharine: I'm in LA.

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Catharine: Yes, I moved here like a year ago, so

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Catharine: that's where.

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Marc: I am.

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Marc: I saw somewhere you're a New York kid,

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Marc: right.

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Catharine: Yeah, born and raised.

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Catharine: I was there for 30 years.

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Marc: So you've only been in LA for a year, so

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Marc: what are you thinking about it?

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Catharine: I'm getting used to it.

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Catharine: I think everyone from New York has a

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Catharine: difficult transition time with LA.

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Catharine: It's got all the great restaurants and

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Catharine: museums it's a great place.

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Catharine: It's got all the great restaurants and

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Catharine: museums it's a great place.

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Catharine: It's just not the kind of city I was raised

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Catharine: with.

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Catharine: When I think of a city, I don't think of

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Catharine: needing a car.

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Marc: Now, did you grow up in the city?

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Catharine: Yeah, in Manhattan.

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Marc: Yeah, were you one of those kids that when

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Marc: I was growing up, being a Gen X kid or

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Marc: whatever?

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Marc: But people that I knew up there were like

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Marc: 10 years old or going and getting on a

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Marc: It's not even you have kids traveling on

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Marc: the buses and subways.

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Catharine: Yeah, we were latchkey kids so we just kept

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Catharine: our key with us.

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Catharine: I remember third grade is when our

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Catharine: elementary school started letting us out

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Catharine: for lunch and then my mom was like, oh, I

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Catharine: guess you should have a little bit of a

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Catharine: curfew, so like a 5 pm curfew, and then

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Catharine: Wait so they let you out for lunch.

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Catharine: Yeah, so you have to stay within like a

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Catharine: half of my like a couple block radius and

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Catharine: you go to those restaurants instead of like

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Catharine: eight-year-olds running around.

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Marc: Wait, this is third grade.

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Marc: Yeah, they wouldn't let us do that until we

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Marc: were like seniors in high school.

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Marc: Then they would let us go to Whataburger or

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Marc: like a local burger place.

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Marc: So third grade.

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Catharine: That's the New York way.

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Marc: Yeah, I don't think they'd let us be on the

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Marc: playground unsupervised.

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Marc: The decision to move from New York to LA

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Marc: was it just work-based?

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Marc: Just have you always wanted to live there?

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Marc: What got you to LA finally?

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Catharine: I've always wanted to live somewhere else,

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Catharine: but New York is kind of a hard place to

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Catharine: leave because it has everything.

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Catharine: But when I turned 30, I was like, okay,

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Catharine: well, let me do this.

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Catharine: And then LA is where the industry is and I

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Catharine: also have friends and family here, so it

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Catharine: kind of was a very easy transition.

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Marc: I'm still mind boggled that you're over 30.

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Marc: Are you still playing much younger?

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Catharine: Yeah, people still think I'm a teenager.

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Catharine: It's very crazy.

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Catharine: I think some of it's the way that I look.

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Catharine: I think some of it's the way that I act a

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Catharine: little childish.

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Catharine: But yeah, I'm still doing teenager, but I'm

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Catharine: starting now also to do like mom roles.

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Catharine: Yeah, it's crazy.

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Catharine: I'm like that in between.

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Marc: So, but you're playing a mom right now.

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Marc: This is the first time you've done that

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Marc: right.

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Catharine: Yeah, this is the first time I'm a mom.

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Catharine: I've sort of moved into like big sister and

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Catharine: now I'm a mom.

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Catharine: And if, um, yeah, I play like young bees.

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Catharine: So Kaylee Fleming's young part, audrey

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Catharine: Hoffman, who's so sweet and amazing, I play

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Catharine: her mom in the movie.

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Catharine: It was really, really fun to be on a set

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Catharine: like that.

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Catharine: I've never been on as an actor, such a

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Catharine: large set, and it was so interesting For me.

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Catharine: I had gone from working on some indie

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Catharine: projects and a horror and then, like those

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Catharine: directors that I worked with, like Kat

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Catharine: Goeli did an amazing indie project with me.

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Catharine: She's a first time director and she was

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Catharine: it's called the Tributaries and she's just

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Catharine: so about the emotions and like would sit

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Catharine: down and chat with you and be so invested

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Catharine: and it's a very serious role and the whole

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Catharine: thing and it was so incredible to work with

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Catharine: her and like have that collaborative

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Catharine: process.

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Catharine: And then If was so interesting because

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Catharine: there was still the collaborative process,

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Catharine: but John is so positive.

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Catharine: I've never worked with a director who just

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Catharine: wants to like inject aggressive positivity

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Catharine: into everything.

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Catharine: Um, watching him work was incredible.

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Catharine: I was like after you know, people are

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Catharine: putting in long days and nights and are

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Catharine: exhausted, and then you get to set and

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Catharine: john's just like amping everybody up,

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Catharine: staying focused, move, like keeping it

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Catharine: moving, um, and it's a tough job that he

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Catharine: had like but he's still in there.

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Marc: You know all enthusiastic, yeah for sure

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Marc: that's kind of director you want, though

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Marc: you want somebody who comes in there, who's

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Marc: ready to rock and roll oh, absolutely I was

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Marc: stunned.

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Catharine: I was like, wow, I've like he didn't seem

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Catharine: like he got tired once he was, so it was

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Catharine: incredible.

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Catharine: I've never seen anything like it.

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Catharine: Um, and that was really great for our stuff.

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Catharine: Um, you know, because we had to, I worked

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Catharine: with like a five-year-old at the time um,

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Catharine: so having that energy there was really

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Catharine: really phenomenal okay, I was about to ask

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Catharine: you.

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Marc: I was wondering how old your daughter is

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Marc: supposed to be.

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Marc: It's, she's, she's a five-year-old yeah, I

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Marc: think she was five and six when we were

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Marc: shooting this has got such an amazing cast,

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Marc: but it seems like to me, a lot of that cast

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Marc: that's a lot of voiceover that's happening

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Marc: in the studio, your live action with her

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Marc: yes, it was really incredible to be on that

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Marc: set and see some of also how they shoot

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Marc: some of the imaginary friends stuff which

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Marc: is, you know, done in post but you have to

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Marc: prep it on set.

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Catharine: Everyone was so, so talented.

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Catharine: I mean, working with like such big names

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Catharine: and on such a big production was amazing.

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Catharine: I mean, Fiona Shaw is so nice and everyone

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Catharine: was just like like it's funny because you

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Catharine: understand why certain people are like as

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Catharine: big as they are.

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Catharine: I'm like these people are all incredible,

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Catharine: Every single person I've met Now I know

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Catharine: your sister is.

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Marc: She's done one or two things here and there.

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Catharine: Yeah, that's all, just one or two.

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Marc: What about your folks Like were you coming

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Marc: from?

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Marc: Like an arts background at all?

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Catharine: Our parents were lawyers.

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Catharine: Yeah, my mom was like a contract lawyer.

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Catharine: My dad worked for the government and, um,

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Catharine: my mom, actually her undergrad was in piano

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Catharine: and then she went to law school after

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Catharine: because she couldn't get a job, um, and

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Catharine: which is just like such a funny decision

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Catharine: like over wine, be like I can't get any

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Catharine: respect.

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Catharine: What should I do?

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Catharine: Go to law?

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Catharine: It's crazy, but that's what it was back in

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Catharine: the day, I guess.

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Marc: Yeah, because attorneys get so much respect

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Marc: in this country.

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Catharine: I know, yeah, seriously, but they're both

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Catharine: pretty badass and we got into the arts kind

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Catharine: of young.

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Catharine: I had like a speech problem growing up

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Catharine: called childhood speech apraxia, and I got

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Catharine: into theater in part, kind of to get over

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Catharine: that, and also I just really wanted to do

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Catharine: it and I joined this repertory company in

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Catharine: sixth grade and then we just kept

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Catharine: performing and that was all through high

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Catharine: school in New York and we went around with

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Catharine: that and then, you know, I did like a

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Catharine: program at Stella Adler.

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Marc: If you could look back when you were in

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Marc: sixth grade like how did it affect in a

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Marc: positive way your ability to kind of?

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Marc: I mean first of all, did it help?

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Marc: Did it help the condition?

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Catharine: Yeah, help.

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Catharine: Did it help?

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Catharine: The uh condition?

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Catharine: Yeah, when you don't have language or a

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Catharine: good grasp of language, you can't

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Catharine: communicate and you can't learn.

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Catharine: And making friends is difficult and reading

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Catharine: is difficult, like everything.

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Catharine: So having these scripts pre-written and

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Catharine: then I have to wear a mask, so it's not me

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Catharine: saying anything, you know like I don't have

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Catharine: to be careful with anything, I just have to

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Catharine: know where the character is coming from,

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Marc: Of course you're young doing this.

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Marc: Were you the first one like sixth grade?

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Catharine: I think Alex and I started at the same time

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Catharine: the best training ever.

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Catharine: So she was like basically in acting school

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Marc: How did the acting thing land for you?

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Catharine: No, I tried really really hard to do

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Catharine: I think you know, seeing my sister sort of

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Catharine: And especially like as a kid I would see my

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Catharine: I mean I worked in so many different places

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Catharine: I worked at an agency for a while.

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Catharine: My degree is ultimately in linguistics and

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Marc: I really tried hard to not be an actor, but

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Marc: That non-acting training and schooling has

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Catharine: Oh, absolutely.

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Catharine: I also am much better at accents and

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Marc: When you started getting rolling.

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Marc: Let's go back to, like, post sixth grade.

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Marc: Were you thinking, on stage, on camera,

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Catharine: I mean, I grew up doing stage plays and so

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Catharine: interaction that you have and just the

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Catharine: element of it being live every night really

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Catharine: is incredible, because you are so dropped

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Catharine: in completely each time and it's like

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Catharine: long the show is, which is just incredible

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Catharine: to me.

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Catharine: And then I started doing more film work and

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Catharine: learning more about it and I think that,

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Catharine: while theater is my first love, I think

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Catharine: film is my true love because it's so

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Catharine: collaborative in a different way.

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Catharine: As an actor on stage, you do interact with

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Catharine: everyone else working in the theater, but

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Catharine: between the other actors and the director

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Catharine: And on film it's like the DP who's going to

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Catharine: unbelievable to me and the lighting people

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Catharine: and you get to talk to every single person

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Catharine: and sort of be like, okay, how can we

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Catharine: improve this performance through sound and

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Catharine: this performance, and you really get to see

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Catharine: It's really, really wild.

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Catharine: So I think I like that the most.

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Marc: You know you're young doing this, at least

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Marc: initially.

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Marc: Was your family really down with it?

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Marc: Were they like I don't know acting?

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Marc: Or are they like anything but law?

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Marc: You know it's cool.

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Catharine: Our parents were both very like look, we're

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Catharine: Just whatever you do, Don't be lawyers.

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Catharine: And then all three of us I also have a

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Catharine: He was on Shadow Hunters.

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Catharine: He's also a fabulous deal.

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Marc: He's also a fabulous deal.

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Catharine: Yes, and my parents were like no, no, no,

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Catharine: we meant like doctors or scientists.

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Catharine: Just, we didn't mean actors, what is that?

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Catharine: Um?

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Catharine: But we're all doing pretty okay with it.

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Catharine: So now I think they're on board, took them

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Catharine: a second, but they weren't ever like

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Marc: Now, since you've uh, landed in LA, it they

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Marc: Now, since you've landed in LA, I always

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Marc: end up talking food, at least once or twice.

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Marc: Where's your place, where you like to go

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Marc: sit down and grab a bite, like, have you

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Marc: found your place?

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Marc: Either that, or I'd say coffee, but there's

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Marc: a bazillion coffee places, but where do you

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Catharine: Yeah, there's so many good coffee places.

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Catharine: It's also coffee is just one of those

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Catharine: to get something different like, because

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Catharine: different places have different things that

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Catharine: you like.

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Catharine: So I live in the Valley.

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Catharine: I really like this place in Sherman Oaks

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Catharine: called Anna Jack.

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Catharine: It is phenomenal.

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Catharine: I believe that the chef won a James Beard

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Catharine: recently and it's Thai food and it's just.

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Catharine: It tastes like the best chefs in the world

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Catharine: making you a home cooked meal.

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Marc: Cantor's deli is the always, always one of

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Marc: I got to hit that place at least twice.

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Catharine: Oh, that's a classic.

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Catharine: Yeah, that's phenomenal.

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Catharine: There's a lot of like deli places like that

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Catharine: in New York too.

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Catharine: Cantor's is so great.

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Marc: You know as a Jewish boy down South where

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Marc: we don't really have that many deli well,

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Marc: definitely not here.

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Marc: Where I live now.

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Marc: I live in South Pend Oreille Island.

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Marc: There are no delis here.

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Marc: There may be one bagel place, we're not

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Marc: sure.

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Marc: So it's kind of a weird place to be.

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Marc: So the experience of growing up in New York

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Marc: reasons, it makes sense to be there.

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Marc: But is there anywhere else you were looking

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Marc: Or you know, are you a beach kid or are you

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Marc: like mountains or you like to be out in the

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Marc: You know what's your, where's your happy

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Catharine: I love hiking and I love mountains.

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Catharine: Definitely that's like I love the mountains,

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Catharine: I think, more than the beach, but

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Catharine: ultimately I really just long for a

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Catharine: concrete blanket, like I love just city.

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Catharine: I know that's so strange, but anywhere that

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Catharine: I can go and walk I'm happy, which I have

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Catharine: been hiking a lot.

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Catharine: Um, like I went up to Mount Rainier

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Catharine: recently and the Olympic national park as

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Catharine: well, and Zion and Bryce, and I've

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Catharine: If I can just walk all day, I'm good.

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Catharine: Um, but like LA is fabulous for all these

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Catharine: different restaurants that you mentioned.

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Catharine: New York is fabulous for the same reasons

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Catharine: and like here people say, oh, maybe the

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Catharine: Mexican food is better here, and then in

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Catharine: New York, like I've had difficulty finding

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Catharine: really amazing Indian or Egyptian here.

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Catharine: I'm sure it's here, I just don't know where.

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Catharine: So I'm really excited to go back to New

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Marc: I haven't had lunch yet, so I'm sitting

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Marc: here listening going.

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Marc: Well, that sounds good.

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Catharine: What kind of food is there?

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Marc: Well, we're 35 minutes from Mexico, so

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Marc: Mexican food most certainly.

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Catharine: Oh right, I forgot it's there.

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Marc: But yeah, it's seafood.

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Marc: It's a very Southern tip of Texas, the very

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Marc: Like Elon Musk's launch facility for SpaceX

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Marc: So that's kind of how far south we are.

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Marc: But yeah, mexican food, seafood, yeah we

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Marc: But man, I miss some quality Indian and

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Marc: yeah, that's you know.

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Marc: So you got me thinking food now, or I got

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Catharine: Sorry, sorry, anyone listening to this.

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Marc: You're okay.

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Marc: How did that come across?

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Marc: Was it an audition?

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Marc: How did that role come to you?

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Catharine: A very strange sort of situation which is

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Catharine: not the usual situation.

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Catharine: I've auditioned thousands of times in my

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Catharine: life.

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Catharine: This was not that.

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Catharine: This was I met John Krasinski in a very

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Catharine: weird way and it just sort of worked out

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Catharine: very, very strange.

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Catharine: I feel very weird about it because, like,

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Catharine: I'm so happy about it and I think it really

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Catharine: did work out, but I was like, wow, this is

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Catharine: so bizarre because I've auditioned for like

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Catharine: But that's sort of how every role has been.

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Catharine: Like I auditioned for like a music video

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Catharine: the.

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Catharine: It was so strange.

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Marc: So so you just, you know, you just happen

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Catharine: Yeah.

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Catharine: So I had met John and he was lovely and

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Catharine: told me about it and I was like, absolutely,

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Catharine: that's great.

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Catharine: And I think it sort of is one of those

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Catharine: things that once you are working

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Catharine: the thing.

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Catharine: And then people are like, oh, that's so

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Catharine: much easier than going through a casting

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Catharine: process of 8,000 people.

529

19:26 ,653 --> 00:19:28,897

Catharine: So it's sort of really a lot of trudging

530

19:28 ,937 --> 00:19:29,819

Catharine: along in the beginning.

531

19:30 ,125 --> 00:19:31,850

Marc: Being in LA or even New York and you got to

532

19:31 ,871 --> 00:19:33,596

Marc: get from one audition to the other and you

533

19:33 ,616 --> 00:19:35,709

Marc: get, if you're fortunate enough to be busy,

534

19:37 ,051 --> 00:19:38,534

Marc: it's got to be nice for you just to kind of

535

19:38 ,594 --> 00:19:40,678

Marc: stay at home, put a little backdrop up

536

19:40 ,718 --> 00:19:42,387

Marc: record, or do you have, like, uh, some

537

19:42 ,427 --> 00:19:43,650

Marc: friends that you know whenever you're

538

19:43 ,690 --> 00:19:45,596

Marc: auditioning you just yeah, I mean you tell

539

19:45 ,636 --> 00:19:46,747

Marc: me what you think of it.

540

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Catharine: I think it's a different thing, completely

541

19:50 ,634 --> 00:19:53,239

Catharine: like when I used to do it in new york.

542

19:53 ,345 --> 00:19:54,628

Catharine: You know, in la it's different because you

543

19:54 ,648 --> 00:19:56,292

Catharine: got to drive around and you have your car

544

19:56 ,352 --> 00:19:58,297

Catharine: full of stuff and costumes and everyone

545

19:58 ,317 --> 00:20:00,202

Catharine: here is always looking fabulous.

546

20:00 ,302 --> 00:20:02,547

Catharine: In New York people don't necessarily show

547

20:02 ,587 --> 00:20:04,051

Catharine: up to auditions looking fabulous because

548

20:04 ,071 --> 00:20:06,276

Catharine: you like you've like trudged through snow

549

20:07 ,006 --> 00:20:08,869

Catharine: and the subway and it's 100 degrees and

550

20:08 ,909 --> 00:20:12,497

Catharine: it's like you know you're not in like an AC

551

20:12 ,557 --> 00:20:15,370

Catharine: or heated car and you've got your bags with

552

20:15 ,410 --> 00:20:16,232

Catharine: you for the day.

553

20:16 ,373 --> 00:20:18,686

Catharine: So you've got like your work clothes for

554

20:18 ,727 --> 00:20:21,032

Catharine: whatever shift you're doing or office job,

555

20:21 ,052 --> 00:20:22,877

Catharine: you've got your costume for the audition

556

20:22 ,917 --> 00:20:24,569

Catharine: and you've got your workout gear and like

557

20:24 ,589 --> 00:20:26,635

Catharine: maybe a night outfit and like you're just

558

20:26 ,655 --> 00:20:30,452

Catharine: like a bag lady every day and you're going

559

20:30 ,492 --> 00:20:30,692

Catharine: from.

560

20:30 ,973 --> 00:20:32,897

Catharine: You know I've had I remember the pilot

561

20:32 ,917 --> 00:20:35,911

Catharine: season was like so many auditions in a day

562

20:35 ,951 --> 00:20:37,956

Catharine: and it was all like 24 hour turnaround.

563

20:37 ,976 --> 00:20:39,489

Catharine: It was like you'd find out the night before

564

20:40 ,190 --> 00:20:41,915

Catharine: and just dash, dash, dash and you'd be

565

20:41 ,935 --> 00:20:43,888

Catharine: memorizing like 80 pages and just like

566

20:44 ,329 --> 00:20:44,971

Catharine: whatever.

567

20:45 ,071 --> 00:20:47,156

Catharine: Just you know, trying to do the best acting

568

20:47 ,196 --> 00:20:49,914

Catharine: you can and familiarize yourself with the

569

20:49 ,954 --> 00:20:51,380

Catharine: character and all that stuff.

570

20:51 ,460 --> 00:20:54,369

Catharine: And now it's so interesting because you do

571

20:54 ,389 --> 00:20:57,618

Catharine: it at home and you try to create the same

572

20:58 ,580 --> 00:21:00,745

Catharine: energy that's in the room when you're with

573

21:00 ,805 --> 00:21:02,890

Catharine: other people and you're coming in with that

574

21:02 ,950 --> 00:21:06,578

Catharine: heat of like, just boom, I've done the work,

575

21:06 ,618 --> 00:21:08,171

Catharine: let's go, okay One time.

576

21:08 ,432 --> 00:21:10,099

Marc: And plus a lot of those places you go to

577

21:10 ,160 --> 00:21:11,988

Marc: have very poor construction and they've got

578

21:12 ,048 --> 00:21:13,334

Marc: like really thin walls.

579

21:13 ,454 --> 00:21:14,800

Catharine: Oh yeah, you hear everyone.

580

21:15 ,262 --> 00:21:15,945

Marc: It's just like you're going.

581

21:16 ,065 --> 00:21:17,468

Marc: Oh, that was an interesting choice they

582

21:17 ,508 --> 00:21:17,708

Marc: made.

583

21:18 ,089 --> 00:21:20,073

Catharine: Yeah, I've had a couple of really fun ones

584

21:20 ,574 --> 00:21:21,516

Catharine: that are crazy.

585

21:21 ,576 --> 00:21:24,508

Catharine: You hear like screaming and very bizarre

586

21:24 ,548 --> 00:21:26,312

Catharine: things coming from the room and I'm like I

587

21:26 ,332 --> 00:21:28,497

Catharine: don't, that was an interesting choice.

588

21:30 ,586 --> 00:21:32,371

Catharine: Or I've been on the other end, where I come

589

21:32 ,431 --> 00:21:33,856

Catharine: out and people are like oh okay.

590

21:35 ,005 --> 00:21:35,968

Marc: About what point in time?

591

21:35 ,988 --> 00:21:38,794

Marc: Because you said you had the you know, was

592

21:38 ,854 --> 00:21:41,721

Marc: it a developmental speech, what you were

593

21:41 ,761 --> 00:21:42,543

Marc: trying to overcome?

594

21:42 ,583 --> 00:21:43,866

Marc: Was it like a developmental thing?

595

21:44 ,106 --> 00:21:47,654

Catharine: It's a motor speech disorder, so it's

596

21:47 ,694 --> 00:21:49,278

Catharine: basically like the connection between your

597

21:49 ,318 --> 00:21:52,052

Catharine: brain and all your oral muscles are not

598

21:52 ,414 --> 00:21:54,901

Catharine: super well connected, so you can't

599

21:54 ,962 --> 00:21:56,327

Catharine: articulate things super well and it's

600

21:56 ,347 --> 00:21:56,628

Catharine: really strange.

601

21:56 ,689 --> 00:21:57,674

Catharine: It's such an interesting thing to me that

602

21:57 ,694 --> 00:21:58,740

Catharine: when you can't articulate things super well,

603

21:58 ,760 --> 00:21:59,665

Catharine: and it's really strange, it's such an

604

21:59 ,746 --> 00:22:02,015

Catharine: interesting thing to me that when you can't

605

22:02 ,055 --> 00:22:04,625

Catharine: make the noises, like the sounds, correctly,

606

22:05 ,246 --> 00:22:08,532

Catharine: you also cannot understand things correctly

607

22:10 ,035 --> 00:22:11,538

Catharine: and you can't read things correctly.

608

22:11 ,598 --> 00:22:15,512

Catharine: So it's very interesting to me that, like

609

22:15 ,912 --> 00:22:18,919

Catharine: it really does restrict everything.

610

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Marc: You know, of course, getting into voiceover

611

22:21 ,669 --> 00:22:24,076

Marc: was that I don't want to use the word

612

22:24 ,116 --> 00:22:25,928

Marc: therapeutic, but was it helpful?

613

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Marc: Did you find?

614

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Marc: You know?

615

22:27 ,151 --> 00:22:29,017

Marc: Cause that's just voice, you know.

616

22:29 ,165 --> 00:22:32,089

Catharine: I think after nine years, eight years of

617

22:32 ,149 --> 00:22:36,255

Catharine: speech therapy that I had, I just have such

618

22:36 ,275 --> 00:22:38,959

Catharine: a fascination with language now and such

619

22:39 ,019 --> 00:22:42,989

Catharine: sort of a loosey-goosey attitude about the

620

22:43 ,030 --> 00:22:46,155

Catharine: development of it and I'm not strict about

621

22:46 ,215 --> 00:22:50,126

Catharine: it with me I think it sort of has weirdly

622

22:50 ,166 --> 00:22:52,911

Catharine: given me a leg up ultimately, like in that

623

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Catharine: way I don't know it's just more fun for me

624

22:57 ,505 --> 00:22:59,052

Catharine: because I have so much history with it.

625

22:59 ,185 --> 00:23:00,750

Marc: Because you're just more cognizant of the

626

23:00 ,810 --> 00:23:02,295

Marc: different things that yeah.

627

23:03 ,706 --> 00:23:05,351

Marc: Kind of going back to when you were young

628

23:05 ,391 --> 00:23:07,156

Marc: and doing the acting thing and all that.

629

23:07 ,685 --> 00:23:09,731

Marc: Was that something that your brother and

630

23:09 ,752 --> 00:23:10,554

Marc: sister were they kind of like?

631

23:10 ,674 --> 00:23:12,507

Marc: Oh, you know, kat's doing this kind of cool

632

23:12 ,527 --> 00:23:12,767

Marc: thing.

633

23:13 ,508 --> 00:23:15,291

Marc: Who was the first one to kind of jump into

634

23:15 ,311 --> 00:23:16,353

Marc: that of the three of y'all?

635

23:16 ,453 --> 00:23:17,434

Catharine: I really don't know.

636

23:17 ,575 --> 00:23:19,438

Catharine: I think Alex and I got into it around the

637

23:19 ,478 --> 00:23:20,159

Catharine: same time.

638

23:26 ,126 --> 00:23:27,127

Catharine: I think we took the same first few classes

639

23:27 ,147 --> 00:23:29,831

Catharine: at some random place, I don't remember.

640

23:29 ,932 --> 00:23:33,897

Catharine: Weirdly, we all had the same manager at one

641

23:33 ,937 --> 00:23:38,966

Catharine: point and we all were working and then my

642

23:38 ,986 --> 00:23:40,072

Catharine: brother went to business school and then he

643

23:40 ,093 --> 00:23:41,018

Catharine: got out and was like I actually don't want

644

23:41 ,038 --> 00:23:41,420

Catharine: to be a businessman.

645

23:41 ,440 --> 00:23:43,706

Catharine: That sounds really boring, I don't want to

646

23:43 ,747 --> 00:23:46,093

Catharine: be in an office all day, and that's when he

647

23:46 ,273 --> 00:23:47,457

Catharine: actually started pursuing it.

648

23:47 ,525 --> 00:23:50,190

Catharine: So he sort of had a delayed period,

649

23:51 ,613 --> 00:23:54,078

Catharine: although it's so funny because we all ended

650

23:54 ,138 --> 00:23:55,548

Catharine: up at the same teachers.

651

23:56 ,972 --> 00:23:58,906

Catharine: We all studied with this woman, ann Rattray,

652

23:59 ,488 --> 00:24:04,138

Catharine: who's amazing, who was amazing and it's

653

24:04 ,900 --> 00:24:05,321

Catharine: yeah.

654

24:05 ,562 --> 00:24:07,125

Catharine: But I think Alex and I did it around the

655

24:07 ,165 --> 00:24:08,990

Catharine: same time and then we all signed with this

656

24:09 ,070 --> 00:24:11,516

Catharine: one woman and then we all kind of got

657

24:11 ,577 --> 00:24:13,468

Catharine: started and then we all went our separate

658

24:13 ,508 --> 00:24:13,708

Catharine: ways.

659

24:14 ,009 --> 00:24:16,695

Marc: On the scale of being very shy to being

660

24:16 ,755 --> 00:24:18,659

Marc: very precocious and rambunctious.

661

24:18 ,986 --> 00:24:20,131

Marc: Where were you on that scale?

662

24:20 ,245 --> 00:24:22,432

Marc: Were you a very vivacious kid or were you

663

24:22 ,452 --> 00:24:23,736

Marc: pretty much keeping to yourself?

664

24:24 ,305 --> 00:24:26,553

Catharine: Comfortable with the people I'm comfortable

665

24:26 ,613 --> 00:24:28,632

Catharine: with, but otherwise very much keeping to

666

24:28 ,652 --> 00:24:29,013

Catharine: myself.

667

24:30 ,166 --> 00:24:32,413

Marc: It's so funny, the percentage of the actors

668

24:32 ,473 --> 00:24:34,647

Marc: I speak with, how many of them are

669

24:35 ,268 --> 00:24:37,994

Marc: naturally shy or they keep to themselves.

670

24:38 ,094 --> 00:24:41,427

Marc: But you're in this very, uh well, a

671

24:41 ,467 --> 00:24:43,091

Marc: vocation that calls on you to kind of

672

24:43 ,132 --> 00:24:45,077

Marc: really kind of be exposed for, like a

673

24:45 ,097 --> 00:24:46,307

Marc: better way to put it- that's why you get

674

24:46 ,367 --> 00:24:48,954

Marc: into acting, though right, I think so I

675

24:49 ,194 --> 00:24:52,651

Marc: think, I think it gives you a, a valve to

676

24:52 ,711 --> 00:24:54,756

Marc: open up that maybe in normal social

677

24:54 ,817 --> 00:24:56,602

Marc: situations you have a harder time doing.

678

24:56 ,642 --> 00:24:57,725

Marc: Maybe that's completely.

679

24:58 ,507 --> 00:25:01,373

Marc: What do you like, um, be it be it horror,

680

25:01 ,453 --> 00:25:03,557

Marc: or be it comedy, or where have you found a

681

25:03 ,597 --> 00:25:04,686

Marc: happy place that you enjoy?

682

25:04 ,706 --> 00:25:04,726

Marc: I?

683

25:05 ,007 --> 00:25:07,111

Catharine: think I really like comedy.

684

25:07 ,351 --> 00:25:09,916

Catharine: I haven't really had the experience of

685

25:10 ,177 --> 00:25:14,472

Catharine: doing that one on film so much, but I think

686

25:14 ,752 --> 00:25:16,195

Catharine: comedy is probably my favorite.

687

25:16 ,235 --> 00:25:17,658

Catharine: I think it's probably the most fun to do,

688

25:17 ,805 --> 00:25:22,253

Catharine: even though it's also very fast paced and

689

25:23 ,175 --> 00:25:26,160

Catharine: quick and kind of maybe the hardest.

690

25:27 ,766 --> 00:25:29,110

Catharine: Maybe that's why I like it, because it

691

25:29 ,431 --> 00:25:30,514

Catharine: doesn't come easily to me.

692

25:30 ,554 --> 00:25:30,936

Catharine: I don't know.

693

25:31 ,786 --> 00:25:35,211

Catharine: I tend to do drama and horror pretty well

694

25:35 ,231 --> 00:25:39,378

Catharine: because the really strong emotions are not

695

25:39 ,458 --> 00:25:40,360

Catharine: super hard for me.

696

25:40 ,726 --> 00:25:42,610

Catharine: You know what I mean with the crying and

697

25:42 ,631 --> 00:25:45,197

Catharine: the screaming well now I know a little bit

698

25:45 ,237 --> 00:25:46,107

Catharine: more about how you grew up.

699

25:46 ,407 --> 00:25:49,914

Marc: I'm just totally kidding um the uh oh no

700

25:50 ,556 --> 00:25:52,019

Marc: I'm playing, but I think it's.

701

25:52 ,099 --> 00:25:53,849

Marc: I think it's fun to kind of be what you're

702

25:53 ,909 --> 00:25:55,734

Marc: not normally 24, 7.

703

25:55 ,814 --> 00:25:57,359

Marc: Like it's kind of fun to get step out if

704

25:57 ,272 --> 00:25:57,939

Marc: you're normally a pleasant and affable.

705

25:57 ,852 --> 00:25:58,452

Marc: Like it's kind of fun to get step out if

706

25:58 ,365 --> 00:25:59,253

Marc: you're normally a pleasant and affable

707

25:59 ,313 --> 00:25:59,574

Marc: person.

708

25:59 ,594 --> 00:26:01,437

Marc: It's kind of fun to go be the villain or

709

26:01 ,477 --> 00:26:03,806

Marc: something like that oh my god, the villain

710

26:03 ,846 --> 00:26:06,231

Marc: is the most fun have you had a chance to do

711

26:06 ,292 --> 00:26:06,753

Marc: any uh?

712

26:06 ,993 --> 00:26:09,258

Catharine: no, I I never get cast as villain.

713

26:09 ,358 --> 00:26:12,429

Catharine: I think that makes sense, but as far as

714

26:12 ,489 --> 00:26:16,255

Catharine: casting goes, you're probably right not to

715

26:16 ,355 --> 00:26:17,377

Catharine: see it initially.

716

26:17 ,497 --> 00:26:20,586

Catharine: But I think I'd love to see more villains

717

26:20 ,666 --> 00:26:24,894

Catharine: that look like not villains, you know, like

718

26:24 ,934 --> 00:26:27,099

Catharine: like we have a cliche of what a villain is.

719

26:28 ,247 --> 00:26:30,071

Catharine: Right, it's sort of a strong, strange

720

26:30 ,111 --> 00:26:31,835

Catharine: looking person with like an evil eye.

721

26:31 ,875 --> 00:26:34,067

Catharine: But someone that looks really nice and

722

26:34 ,148 --> 00:26:37,176

Catharine: sweet or whatever that idea of what that

723

26:37 ,216 --> 00:26:39,682

Catharine: looks like is is like to me way more

724

26:39 ,765 --> 00:26:40,387

Catharine: interesting.

725

26:41 ,451 --> 00:26:43,298

Catharine: Um, someone who can just like turn on a

726

26:43 ,338 --> 00:26:43,639

Catharine: dime.

727

26:43 ,699 --> 00:26:45,265

Marc: I would love to do that it was kind of

728

26:45 ,285 --> 00:26:47,149

Marc: funny because I was watching, uh, this the

729

26:47 ,189 --> 00:26:49,615

Marc: other day was it, was it bullet train with

730

26:49 ,775 --> 00:26:53,768

Marc: uh joey king and uh, you know, brad pitt oh

731

26:53 ,809 --> 00:26:55,372

Marc: yeah, joey's is in that, yeah.

732

26:55 ,552 --> 00:26:56,916

Marc: You know where she's basically.

733

26:57 ,336 --> 00:26:58,547

Marc: I don't want to say a villain, she's not a

734

26:58 ,607 --> 00:27:00,026

Marc: nice person at all, but she's.

735

27:00 ,387 --> 00:27:02,474

Marc: You know, she seems like a sweet, innocent

736

27:02 ,514 --> 00:27:04,225

Marc: young lady, but she's a total tornado.

737

27:04 ,386 --> 00:27:08,753

Catharine: Yeah, actually that explains why I like

738

27:08 ,773 --> 00:27:10,056

Catharine: that so much, because she is.

739

27:11 ,805 --> 00:27:13,689

Catharine: That movie is so, so fun.

740

27:14 ,350 --> 00:27:16,313

Catharine: She really is kind of a great villain in

741

27:16 ,333 --> 00:27:20,179

Catharine: that and she gets sort of taken down in a

742

27:20 ,380 --> 00:27:28,288

Catharine: really no spoilers, I guess, but in a

743

27:28 ,308 --> 00:27:28,649

Catharine: really fun way.

744

27:28 ,669 --> 00:27:29,673

Catharine: I'm such a Brian Tyree Henry fan and he's

745

27:29 ,693 --> 00:27:29,854

Catharine: so great.

746

27:29 ,874 --> 00:27:31,260

Catharine: I mean, everyone in that movie is so fun

747

27:31 ,280 --> 00:27:32,224

Catharine: and everyone's playing like sweet and

748

27:32 ,244 --> 00:27:32,545

Catharine: villain.

749

27:32 ,865 --> 00:27:34,303

Marc: It's so great Growing up what was the thing

750

27:34 ,287 --> 00:27:34,807

Marc: that, like you thought was cool?

751

27:34 ,791 --> 00:27:35,701

Marc: You're like, maybe it was an inspiring deal,

752

27:35 ,685 --> 00:27:36,262

Marc: like that's the kind of stuff I want to do.

753

27:36 ,246 --> 00:27:36,703

Marc: It's so great growing up.

754

27:36 ,687 --> 00:27:37,475

Marc: What was the thing that, like, you thought

755

27:37 ,459 --> 00:27:37,724

Marc: was cool?

756

27:37 ,708 --> 00:27:38,883

Marc: You're like that maybe it was an inspiring

757

27:38 ,903 --> 00:27:40,668

Marc: deal, like that's the kind of stuff I want

758

27:40 ,708 --> 00:27:40,989

Marc: to do.

759

27:41 ,009 --> 00:27:44,026

Marc: Um, what kind of movies did you enjoy, or

760

27:44 ,046 --> 00:27:44,206

Marc: what?

761

27:44 ,647 --> 00:27:46,030

Marc: Even now, what are you watching?

762

27:46 ,371 --> 00:27:48,876

Catharine: oh, tough questions.

763

27:49 ,016 --> 00:27:49,276

Catharine: Okay.

764

27:49 ,296 --> 00:27:51,787

Catharine: Well, when I was growing up I like was

765

27:51 ,827 --> 00:27:54,471

Catharine: really into strong female characters I

766

27:54 ,491 --> 00:27:55,513

Catharine: think still now.

767

27:57 ,696 --> 00:27:59,880

Catharine: So that's like always what I wanted to play,

768

28:00 ,140 --> 00:28:03,852

Catharine: you know, but also with like funny feminine

769

28:03 ,953 --> 00:28:04,353

Catharine: humor.

770

28:04 ,874 --> 00:28:06,318

Catharine: So I don't know if you know the Bear by

771

28:06 ,358 --> 00:28:08,989

Catharine: Chekhov, but like Elena Popova is in this

772

28:09 ,009 --> 00:28:11,895

Catharine: little comedic one act by Chekhov and she's

773

28:12 ,457 --> 00:28:17,652

Catharine: very kind of flouncy and maybe maybe not

774

28:17 ,733 --> 00:28:19,476

Catharine: like will she, won't she, won't she, and

775

28:19 ,637 --> 00:28:20,967

Catharine: it's just very fun because she's so

776

28:21 ,007 --> 00:28:23,013

Catharine: powerful, but she's just so flirtatious and

777

28:23 ,053 --> 00:28:24,646

Catharine: like all over the place and she's a mess.

778

28:25 ,468 --> 00:28:29,015

Catharine: And growing up I loved like the strength of

779

28:29 ,075 --> 00:28:31,786

Catharine: Betty Davis is like absolutely my favorite

780

28:31 ,806 --> 00:28:34,309

Catharine: movies and like I was obsessed with

781

28:34 ,349 --> 00:28:37,153

Catharine: gentlemen prefer Blondes because, quite

782

28:37 ,193 --> 00:28:38,955

Catharine: frankly, marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell in

783

28:38 ,996 --> 00:28:42,460

Catharine: those movies are so strong but still really

784

28:42 ,540 --> 00:28:43,061

Catharine: feminine.

785

28:43 ,345 --> 00:28:44,931

Marc: How were you discovering those movies?

786

28:45 ,051 --> 00:28:46,075

Marc: Were your folks watching them?

787

28:46 ,425 --> 00:28:47,870

Marc: Were you just like flipping through the

788

28:47 ,910 --> 00:28:49,455

Marc: channels on TV and just landing on it?

789

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Catharine: I don't remember how it happened, but I

790

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Catharine: became really obsessed with this period of

791

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Catharine: films and I started watching, like I think

792

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Catharine: I started with like carrie grant, and then

793

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Catharine: I moved to catherine hepburn and then I was

794

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Catharine: like, okay, what else?

795

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Catharine: and like whoever had small parts, I'd look

796

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Catharine: them up and then watch all their movies as

797

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Catharine: a kid my favorite two, og you know,

798

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Catharine: catherine hepburn and carrie grant are like

799

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Catharine: like the, og you know, oh my god and carrie

800

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Catharine: grant like I am obsessed with because he

801

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Catharine: came from england as an joined a circus,

802

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Catharine: changed his name, came to LA like became a

803

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Catharine: star and in his early films, even in his

804

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Catharine: later films, you can really see that

805

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Catharine: physical control that he has.

806

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Catharine: Like I love a dancer turned actor, all that

807

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Catharine: kind of thing.

808

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Catharine: Like I take stunts twice a week now because

809

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Catharine: I just want to have that physicality.

810

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Catharine: Oh my God, it's so fun.

811

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Catharine: I feel like so much of what we do now,

812

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Catharine: especially with lower budget things is so

813

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Catharine: close up and really great performances, but

814

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Catharine: it's not everything that we can be doing,

815

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Catharine: and I love anything physical.

816

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Catharine: It's such a fun addition if you have the

817

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Catharine: time on set for it.

818

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Catharine: Cary grant in some of his movies like

819

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Catharine: somersaults into rooms.

820

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Marc: It's insane see, he's to me like like I

821

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Marc: think the closest to him we got now is

822

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Marc: maybe george clooney, I guess.

823

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Marc: Yeah, actually, when you're growing up like

824

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Marc: besides, I used to mention marilyn monroe

825

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Marc: or betty davis well, who are you like?

826

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Marc: We're kind of like the, the people that you

827

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Marc: like to.

828

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Marc: If they came out in a movie, you definitely

829

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Marc: had to go see it.

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Catharine: I've never.

831

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Catharine: It's so funny because I've never been like

832

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Catharine: that.

833

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Catharine: Um, really like I love Sam Rockwell, I'll

834

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Catharine: see anything he's in.

835

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Catharine: He's really quirky.

836

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Marc: You know I would.

837

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Marc: I would love to sit down with Sam Rockwell.

838

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Catharine: Oh my God Brilliant.

839

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Marc: Anything he's in, I'm going to go see.

840

30:38 ,056 --> 00:30:40,460

Catharine: Anybody who has a little bit of a theater

841

30:40 ,540 --> 00:30:46,047

Catharine: thing, like Steve Carell is now in Uncle

842

30:46 ,067 --> 00:30:46,427

Catharine: Vanya on Broadway.

843

30:46 ,448 --> 00:30:48,893

Catharine: All these actors have this other thing and

844

30:48 ,933 --> 00:30:50,758

Catharine: know how to switch it for camera.

845

30:51 ,225 --> 00:30:53,251

Catharine: I think most of my favorite actors just

846

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Catharine: have some other training.

847

30:57 ,807 --> 00:30:59,774

Catharine: There was no one who ever I was like I have

848

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Catharine: to see I'm much more story driven as far as

849

31:03 ,052 --> 00:31:05,318

Catharine: going to movies is concerned.

850

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Marc: With your sister Alex?

851

31:07 ,345 --> 00:31:10,553

Marc: Do family meals ever kind of get into

852

31:10 ,593 --> 00:31:12,646

Marc: talking shop or do your parents have like a

853

31:13 ,127 --> 00:31:15,314

Marc: Thanksgiving like no talking about anything

854

31:15 ,354 --> 00:31:16,377

Marc: work kind of a thing?

855

31:16 ,585 --> 00:31:17,929

Catharine: We don't really talk about work.

856

31:19 ,192 --> 00:31:23,843

Catharine: I, I, we get together and occasionally like

857

31:23 ,943 --> 00:31:27,412

Catharine: I'll ask a little advice or like so you

858

31:27 ,452 --> 00:31:28,635

Catharine: know, occasionally someone will be like oh,

859

31:28 ,655 --> 00:31:30,088

Catharine: can you read like a couple of pages of the

860

31:30 ,129 --> 00:31:31,234

Catharine: script and tell me what you think?

861

31:32 ,059 --> 00:31:37,153

Catharine: Like, but like, basically it's a job.

862

31:37 ,554 --> 00:31:39,498

Catharine: That it's also very strange because, as you

863

31:39 ,558 --> 00:31:42,914

Catharine: know, freelance work is a little stressful

864

31:43 ,545 --> 00:31:46,090

Catharine: and particularly this industry is like you

865

31:46 ,150 --> 00:31:49,998

Catharine: can go to set and shoot something for weeks

866

31:50 ,707 --> 00:31:52,153

Catharine: and you're not in the final product.

867

31:53 ,325 --> 00:31:57,097

Catharine: So don't get excited at any point, at any

868

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Catharine: point.

869

31:57 ,278 --> 00:31:57,620

Catharine: You know so.

870

31:57 ,570 --> 00:31:58,115

Catharine: Even when you've booked something like we

871

31:58 ,066 --> 00:31:58,342

Catharine: kind of don't want to talk any point at any

872

31:58 ,293 --> 00:31:58,987

Catharine: point, you know so.

873

31:59 ,127 --> 00:32:00,486

Catharine: Even when you've booked something like we

874

32:00 ,526 --> 00:32:01,992

Catharine: kind of don't want to talk about anything

875

32:02 ,052 --> 00:32:02,634

Catharine: and jinx it.

876

32:03 ,166 --> 00:32:04,311

Marc: I was thinking about this the other day.

877

32:04 ,345 --> 00:32:05,810

Marc: It's like when do you allow yourself to

878

32:05 ,831 --> 00:32:06,674

Marc: kind of get excited?

879

32:06 ,766 --> 00:32:08,741

Marc: Is it when it finally comes out and it's

880

32:08 ,842 --> 00:32:10,972

Marc: released, or I was noticing this the other

881

32:11 ,012 --> 00:32:11,273

Marc: day.

882

32:11 ,766 --> 00:32:13,429

Marc: I was working on something and I noticed

883

32:13 ,950 --> 00:32:17,536

Marc: how many films you wrap and just don't even

884

32:17 ,577 --> 00:32:19,325

Marc: get released for one reason or another.

885

32:19 ,426 --> 00:32:21,369

Marc: That's got to kind of stink as well.

886

32:21 ,870 --> 00:32:23,452

Catharine: Oh yeah, no, a lot of those.

887

32:25 ,496 --> 00:32:29,107

Catharine: Yeah yeah, it's such a big thing in the

888

32:29 ,147 --> 00:32:32,053

Catharine: industry so you try to avoid it.

889

32:32 ,273 --> 00:32:34,998

Catharine: I get excited against my will.

890

32:35 ,039 --> 00:32:35,787

Catharine: I get excited.

891

32:35 ,807 --> 00:32:36,732

Catharine: So like I can't like prevent, like I'll

892

32:36 ,752 --> 00:32:37,576

Catharine: hear good news and I get excited and my

893

32:37 ,596 --> 00:32:37,957

Catharine: will I get excited.

894

32:37 ,977 --> 00:32:38,761

Catharine: So like I can't like prevent, like I'll

895

32:38 ,781 --> 00:32:41,068

Catharine: hear good news and I get excited.

896

32:41 ,289 --> 00:32:43,374

Catharine: And now I try to just be like you know, my

897

32:43 ,434 --> 00:32:44,745

Catharine: agents will call me with great news and

898

32:44 ,765 --> 00:32:47,171

Catharine: I'll be like Okay, okay, that's good.

899

32:47 ,752 --> 00:32:48,914

Catharine: So what happens now?

900

32:49 ,355 --> 00:32:51,126

Catharine: Like I get like kind of tense because I'm

901

32:51 ,146 --> 00:32:52,932

Catharine: like I don't want to actually be excited

902

32:53 ,012 --> 00:32:54,456

Catharine: until I know what's happening.

903

32:58 ,685 --> 00:32:59,470

Catharine: But that's like kind of how I take the

904

32:59 ,490 --> 00:32:59,711

Catharine: excitement.

905

32:59 ,731 --> 00:33:00,617

Catharine: You can't prevent yourself from feeling it,

906

33:00 ,637 --> 00:33:01,563

Catharine: but sometimes you don't want to talk about

907

33:01 ,583 --> 00:33:03,653

Catharine: it because you're like it just at a certain

908

33:03 ,714 --> 00:33:03,995

Catharine: point.

909

33:04 ,075 --> 00:33:05,643

Catharine: You know, if you tell your friends a bunch

910

33:05 ,683 --> 00:33:06,768

Catharine: of things, they're like what happened to

911

33:06 ,788 --> 00:33:07,671

Catharine: this movie and this movie?

912

33:07 ,692 --> 00:33:10,109

Catharine: I'm like, well, that one ran out of funding,

913

33:10 ,169 --> 00:33:13,236

Catharine: that one, you know it's like it's just how

914

33:13 ,277 --> 00:33:13,597

Catharine: it is.

915

33:14 ,277 --> 00:33:16,698

Marc: And what ways is it an asset to have

916

33:17 ,079 --> 00:33:18,899

Marc: somebody in your family who's out there

917

33:18 ,919 --> 00:33:22,961

Marc: performing and doing well where you're not?

918

33:23 ,001 --> 00:33:25,722

Marc: This kind of person out on an island doing

919

33:25 ,742 --> 00:33:28,083

Marc: this weird thing nobody gets In.

920

33:28 ,123 --> 00:33:30,488

Marc: What ways is that helpful In any way?

921

33:30 ,709 --> 00:33:32,796

Marc: Is it not helpful at all?

922

33:32 ,985 --> 00:33:35,170

Catharine: I think family-wise it's nice because I

923

33:35 ,190 --> 00:33:38,276

Catharine: don't have to explain anything to them and

924

33:38 ,296 --> 00:33:39,639

Catharine: they don't have to explain anything to me.

925

33:39 ,765 --> 00:33:40,950

Catharine: We all kind of get it.

926

33:43 ,726 --> 00:33:47,113

Catharine: We understand the rewards and the

927

33:47 ,153 --> 00:33:49,358

Catharine: difficulties and everything like that.

928

33:50 ,066 --> 00:33:53,351

Catharine: And then you know, we can help each other

929

33:53 ,412 --> 00:33:55,575

Catharine: with certain things, like auditions, if

930

33:55 ,615 --> 00:33:57,859

Catharine: we're in the same place, or last minute I

931

33:57 ,899 --> 00:33:59,888

Catharine: lose a reader, I can call somebody and have

932

33:59 ,908 --> 00:34:00,449

Catharine: them help me.

933

34:01 ,331 --> 00:34:02,633

Catharine: Um, and it's good.

934

34:02 ,673 --> 00:34:07,266

Catharine: Like you know what acting class, what coach

935

34:07 ,286 --> 00:34:08,749

Catharine: should I use for this one?

936

34:08 ,949 --> 00:34:11,093

Catharine: That sort of thing, but I don't know.

937

34:11 ,134 --> 00:34:11,514

Catharine: That it's.

938

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Catharine: I think it's better than coming from a

939

34:15 ,249 --> 00:34:16,934

Catharine: family that would want me to be doing

940

34:16 ,974 --> 00:34:17,756

Catharine: something else.

941

34:17 ,885 --> 00:34:18,667

Catharine: That's for sure.

942

34:19 ,709 --> 00:34:21,654

Catharine: But I don't know what really other rewards

943

34:21 ,694 --> 00:34:23,926

Catharine: there, other benefits there are than just

944

34:24 ,026 --> 00:34:27,594

Catharine: being able to do it fully.

945

34:28 ,456 --> 00:34:29,799

Marc: Yeah, no, that makes all the sense in the

946

34:29 ,839 --> 00:34:31,168

Marc: world doing it fully being able to, you

947

34:31 ,188 --> 00:34:34,135

Marc: know, not having to explain why it is that.

948

34:34 ,195 --> 00:34:36,851

Marc: You have to kind of remember back in my

949

34:36 ,931 --> 00:34:39,369

Marc: radio days, a long time ago, my rest of my

950

34:39 ,410 --> 00:34:41,229

Marc: grandmother we're all night owls in our

951

34:41 ,290 --> 00:34:42,626

Marc: family and she would be up, and this is

952

34:42 ,666 --> 00:34:44,253

Marc: when I was 20, 21.

953

34:44 ,345 --> 00:34:45,731

Marc: I was doing an all night radio shift in

954

34:45 ,771 --> 00:34:46,092

Marc: Dallas.

955

34:46 ,645 --> 00:34:48,030

Marc: My grandmother would actually be listening,

956

34:48 ,090 --> 00:34:49,625

Marc: you know, and like well, when are you going

957

34:49 ,645 --> 00:34:50,386

Marc: to do the morning show?

958

34:50 ,406 --> 00:34:51,286

Marc: When are you going to do that?

959

34:51 ,306 --> 00:34:54,027

Marc: It's like, well, it's not kind of

960

34:54 ,067 --> 00:34:56,189

Marc: explaining the ebb and flow and how things

961

34:56 ,269 --> 00:34:56,529

Marc: work?

962

34:56 ,669 --> 00:34:58,570

Catharine: Oh, our mom still does that to us.

963

34:59 ,090 --> 00:35:00,511

Catharine: My mom still does the thing where she's

964

35:00 ,551 --> 00:35:01,931

Catharine: watching a show and she calls me.

965

35:01 ,971 --> 00:35:03,572

Catharine: She goes why aren't you on this?

966

35:04 ,353 --> 00:35:06,234

Catharine: You should really have an Oscar already.

967

35:06 ,254 --> 00:35:09,075

Catharine: You know, like, thank you, that's very

968

35:09 ,135 --> 00:35:11,997

Catharine: sweet, mom, but it's not really so.

969

35:12 ,056 --> 00:35:13,377

Catharine: I understand that that's nice that your

970

35:13 ,417 --> 00:35:14,718

Catharine: grandma was like you should be on the

971

35:14 ,738 --> 00:35:15,398

Catharine: morning show.

972

35:15 ,698 --> 00:35:17,459

Marc: She listened to me at the most random times

973

35:17 ,499 --> 00:35:19,020

Marc: at night and she'd be like two o'clock in

974

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Marc: the morning.

975

35:19 ,440 --> 00:35:21,001

Marc: She'd be like she would call.

976

35:21 ,021 --> 00:35:22,242

Marc: She had the hotline phone number.

977

35:22 ,442 --> 00:35:23,842

Marc: You're sounding really good tonight.

978

35:23 ,882 --> 00:35:25,123

Marc: You know, it was just the funniest thing.

979

35:30 ,125 --> 00:35:31,066

Marc: Besides the acting thing, what is it that

980

35:31 ,086 --> 00:35:31,547

Marc: is keeping you busy?

981

35:31 ,567 --> 00:35:32,528

Marc: You know what kind of things you know.

982

35:32 ,548 --> 00:35:33,970

Marc: Sometimes you have to kind of really depart

983

35:34 ,030 --> 00:35:35,252

Marc: and separate yourself from it.

984

35:35 ,312 --> 00:35:35,832

Marc: What do you do?

985

35:35 ,872 --> 00:35:37,575

Marc: What do you do when you, when you just kind

986

35:37 ,615 --> 00:35:38,456

Marc: of want to clear your head?

987

35:38 ,836 --> 00:35:43,426

Catharine: It's so funny because I people say like, oh,

988

35:43 ,446 --> 00:35:44,853

Catharine: what do you do outside of acting?

989

35:44 ,873 --> 00:35:46,823

Catharine: And I'm like, well, you know, I went to a

990

35:46 ,863 --> 00:35:50,390

Catharine: museum and it inspired me in these and I'm

991

35:50 ,411 --> 00:35:51,993

Catharine: like, oh, dang well, that's sort of

992

35:52 ,033 --> 00:35:52,975

Catharine: connected to acting.

993

35:53 ,015 --> 00:35:55,219

Catharine: But I love art, so I go to museums a lot

994

35:56 ,081 --> 00:35:58,224

Catharine: and I do the stunt stuff and it's a great

995

35:58 ,265 --> 00:35:59,690

Catharine: workout and a great community.

996

36:00 ,212 --> 00:36:01,396

Catharine: And I'm like, oh, but that's kind of

997

36:01 ,436 --> 00:36:13,794

Catharine: related to acting and like everything kind

998

36:13 ,834 --> 00:36:15,836

Catharine: of comes back to it.

999

36:15 ,856 --> 00:36:20,620

Catharine: But I do bad movie for me to really like

Speaker:1000

36:21 ,801 --> 00:36:23,569

Catharine: enjoy it fully, Cause otherwise I'm like,

Speaker:1001

36:23 ,609 --> 00:36:25,016

Catharine: oh, my God, that camera.

Speaker:1002

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Marc: I know that feeling yeah, you don't want

Speaker:1003

36:26 ,924 --> 00:36:28,230

Marc: something where you're so invested in it.

Speaker:1004

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Marc: Plus, also, you start making creative

Speaker:1005

36:30 ,180 --> 00:36:31,767

Marc: choices going what would I do in that

Speaker:1006

36:31 ,807 --> 00:36:33,455

Marc: situation, like how would I handle that?

Speaker:1007

36:33 ,495 --> 00:36:33,776

Marc: You know?

Speaker:1008

36:34 ,077 --> 00:36:36,406

Catharine: Yeah, or like just admiring someone's work.

Speaker:1009

36:36 ,627 --> 00:36:38,231

Marc: What are those movies you like to kind of

Speaker:1010

36:38 ,291 --> 00:36:39,655

Marc: go to and you like, let's say, you've

Speaker:1011

36:39 ,755 --> 00:36:42,029

Marc: ordered a pizza, maybe there's some wine

Speaker:1012

36:42 ,089 --> 00:36:44,420

Marc: involved and you're just having a date

Speaker:1013

36:44 ,460 --> 00:36:45,986

Marc: night with yourself or a close friend.

Speaker:1014

36:46 ,086 --> 00:36:47,591

Marc: What kind of movie are you putting on?

Speaker:1015

36:47 ,691 --> 00:36:52,324

Catharine: Okay, so I just there's so many movies

Speaker:1016

36:52 ,344 --> 00:36:53,728

Catharine: Sometimes it's just a movie I've seen a

Speaker:1017

36:53 ,768 --> 00:36:56,294

Catharine: million times, you know, like a devil was

Speaker:1018

36:56 ,314 --> 00:36:59,968

Catharine: prototype thing, super fun, um, or like,

Speaker:1019

37:00 ,068 --> 00:37:02,694

Catharine: weirdly, like equilibrium or something

Speaker:1020

37:02 ,754 --> 00:37:04,858

Catharine: strange like that that I really love.

Speaker:1021

37:04 ,898 --> 00:37:06,006

Catharine: But I know other people don't love.

Speaker:1022

37:06 ,326 --> 00:37:10,810

Catharine: But recently I showed my friend a movie

Speaker:1023

37:10 ,870 --> 00:37:12,992

Catharine: called mouse hunt.

Speaker:1024

37:14 ,273 --> 00:37:20,119

Catharine: Um, which is, it is mouse hunt right 1997

Speaker:1025

37:20 ,199 --> 00:37:27,005

Catharine: and it's so, so bizarre and was the first

Speaker:1026

37:27 ,846 --> 00:37:31,833

Catharine: movie that dreamworks put out and then they

Speaker:1027

37:31 ,873 --> 00:37:36,801

Catharine: put out, um, yeah, like're live action and

Speaker:1028

37:36 ,841 --> 00:37:38,744

Catharine: it's such a strange movie and I really

Speaker:1029

37:38 ,784 --> 00:37:40,026

Catharine: think it's quite brilliant.

Speaker:1030

37:40 ,988 --> 00:37:44,555

Catharine: Um, so, like that one is super, um,

Speaker:1031

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Catharine: interesting to me.

Speaker:1032

37:46 ,097 --> 00:37:47,626

Catharine: Not a garbage movie at all, though.

Speaker:1033

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Catharine: Um, but I do like things, like I just

Speaker:1034

37:50 ,632 --> 00:37:53,117

Catharine: showed my friend, earth girls are easy,

Speaker:1035

37:53 ,278 --> 00:37:55,028

Catharine: which is just like a good time.

Speaker:1036

37:55 ,670 --> 00:37:58,296

Catharine: Gina Davis, jeff Goldblum, jim Carrey we're,

Speaker:1037

37:58 ,336 --> 00:38:01,688

Catharine: like everyone, super fun.

Speaker:1038

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Catharine: I have such a strange selection.

Speaker:1039

38:04 ,558 --> 00:38:06,163

Catharine: I think these days it's more TV.

Speaker:1040

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Catharine: I think most people do TV right.

Speaker:1041

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Catharine: They just mass consume and leave it running.

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Marc: One last bit of going to your origin story,

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Marc: if you will.

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Marc: What were you doing in high school?

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Marc: I didn't, didn't, kind of you know, check

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Marc: in.

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Marc: Were you, were you an athletic kid?

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Marc: Were you were you.

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Marc: Did you do the theater and thing in high

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Marc: school?

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Catharine: No, my first high school had is not

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Catharine: athletics public school.

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Catharine: In New York you can have athletics, it's

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Catharine: true, but mine was not Um and I didn't join

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Catharine: any sports teams.

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Catharine: I was kind of like just full-time doing the

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Catharine: theater, um, doing part-time work, you know,

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Catharine: either at a school or a newspaper.

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Catharine: I was working on a bunch of different

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Catharine: places.

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Catharine: Um, just love to be busy, busy, busy.

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Catharine: That's kind of it.

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Marc: What did y'all used to do when you were,

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Marc: when you were younger?

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Marc: Like were y'all like y'all vacation a lot,

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Marc: or what?

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Marc: What would the daddario family scenario be

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Marc: like come summer vacation time?

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Catharine: that's a good question, because we my step,

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Catharine: my sister is like seven, six, seven years

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Catharine: older than me and my brother's like five

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Catharine: years older than me um so slightly

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Catharine: different sort of so you, you had it easy,

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Catharine: you were the baby, basically.

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Catharine: Yeah, so easy.

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Catharine: I did in some ways have it easier.

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Catharine: You know they had paved the way for sure.

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Catharine: But it's funny because we all had like

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Catharine: different routes that we took.

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Catharine: So like sometimes we each, I think, did

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Catharine: like one or two summers of a camp, but like

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Catharine: not more than that, and then we all got

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Catharine: like summer jobs and then that was kind of

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Catharine: what we all ended up doing.

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Catharine: So we would leave the city sometimes, but

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Catharine: it was mostly honestly in the city, and we

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Catharine: would go visit, like my great uncle, jack,

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Catharine: and my grandparents, and that's

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Catharine: Philadelphia and DC, and those were kind of

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Catharine: the trips that we took.

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Marc: If we did trips, Now the Dario, now that's.

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Marc: Is that an Italian name?

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Marc: It kind of sounds Italian.

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Catharine: It's a, it's Italian, from the Abruzzo.

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Catharine: Yeah, Very good guess.

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Catharine: And then my mother is um Austro-Hungarian.

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Marc: As far as the italian thing, again back to

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Marc: food, did anybody kind of bring that uh

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Marc: cooking tradition forward where, like was

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Marc: your dad a cook, was your, you know,

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Marc: grandmother is?

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Catharine: yeah, my mom cooked really good like

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Catharine: goulash, and you know we'd had nocoli,

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Catharine: which is like spezzel, and she'd make like

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Catharine: fun palachinkas, which is like a hungarian

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Catharine: crepe, um, or like chicken paprikash.

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Catharine: And my dad would make great italian dishes,

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Catharine: all the time different, you know, pastas,

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Catharine: and sometimes homemade, different chicken

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Catharine: things.

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Catharine: But also like we grew up in new york and my

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Catharine: parents were both full-time lawyers and we

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Catharine: were all different ages, so it was very

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Catharine: much like okay, like let's go to the

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Catharine: chinese spot and like, oh, how many pennies

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Catharine: do you have?

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Catharine: Okay, we'll hit the fruit stand, we'll go

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Catharine: get like the two pizzas and a soda deal at

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Catharine: this pizzeria and, oh, we'll get the.

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Catharine: You know this.

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Catharine: It was like you planned out exactly what

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Catharine: you had because we had very strict budgets

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Catharine: and that's sort of fun.

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Marc: See, that to me would be the fun part of

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Marc: growing up in New York City, because you've,

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Marc: you can walk to play.

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Marc: You know, I grew up in Dallas and there's

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Marc: we're married to our cars in that part of

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Marc: Texas, you know.

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Marc: But being able to walk or take the train,

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Marc: that seems like a kind of a fun, magical,

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Marc: cool thing for a young kid in New York yeah,

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Marc: it was great.

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Catharine: I mean I understand people's fear of it but

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Catharine: at least at the time being in New York

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Catharine: everyone was kind of looking out for kids.

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Catharine: You know, if someone saw something weird

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Catharine: happening to us, I remember like people

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Catharine: intervening, but generally they left us

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Catharine: alone.

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Catharine: You know, and taking the train to a museum

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Catharine: or to like a public free show in the park,

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Catharine: and you know I'd come home one day and be

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Catharine: like, oh, I got a job today.

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Catharine: Park, and you know I'd come home one day

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Catharine: and be like, oh, I got a job today.

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Catharine: My parents would be like what, okay, like

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Catharine: you just run, ran around the city was your

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Catharine: playground completely.

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Marc: Yeah, that's that's.

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Marc: It's funny because it seems like a very Gen

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Marc: X thing.

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Marc: You're kind of left to your own devices.

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Marc: That was, I will say that was one cool

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Marc: thing about growing up back in the day.

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Marc: Yeah.

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Catharine: I think it's kind of gone now, like your

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Catharine: kids, I assume, don't have that.

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Catharine: I don't know because now, especially like I

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Catharine: had a flip phone.

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Catharine: That was my first phone, so it was the

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Catharine: substitute for having to carry a quarter

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Catharine: around with me, but now you hand your kids

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Catharine: a full computer.

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Catharine: I think it's a different lifestyle

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Catharine: completely.

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Catharine: You're not exploring and finding things,

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Catharine: you're going to things you already found.

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Marc: As we kind of start wrapping up, I have

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Marc: this seven questions.

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Marc: I like it's a little extra good to know you.

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Marc: A little fun, if you will.

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Marc: I told you we go to food, Got to ask what

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Marc: is your favorite comfort food?

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Marc: That thing you just love.

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Marc: It's pure happiness for you.

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Catharine: Without getting complicated.

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Catharine: I think mac and cheese, Because you can

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Catharine: change it up.

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Marc: Do you have some special way you dress up

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Marc: your mac and cheese?

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Catharine: I really like it super spicy, so I'll maybe

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Catharine: put chicken in it, but generally I'll add a

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Catharine: lot of hot sauce or different peppers and

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Catharine: make my own little thing.

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Marc: Well, cheese and hot sauce have a wonderful

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Marc: relationship that needs to be explored more

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Marc: often.

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Marc: Yes, Phenomenal.

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Marc: My youngest daughter.

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Marc: We get our pizza.

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Marc: Hot sauce is always going on the pizza, you

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Marc: know.

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Catharine: Oh, same yeah.

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Marc: My kids grew up in New Orleans, though, so

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Marc: it's kind of like it's you know, I'm from,

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Marc: I'm from Texas, so it's kind of like they

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Marc: were bound to have hot sauce, you know, as

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Marc: part of their life.

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Catharine: I love New Orleans.

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Catharine: I mean talk about great cuisine.

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Marc: So mac and cheese with accoutrement there,

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Marc: that's very good.

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Marc: Now I'm very curious.

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Marc: Next question who you'd sit down with If

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Marc: you had a few hours to sit down and talk

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Marc: story with three people now living or not,

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Marc: who would those three people be that you

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Marc: would love just to sit down and just chat

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Marc: with?

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Catharine: I don't know anything about Ray Bradbury's

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Catharine: personal life, but his stories were so

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Catharine: significant to me growing up so I think it

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Catharine: has to be him and I think Betty Davis.

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Catharine: Yeah, ray Bradbury is really phenomenal,

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Catharine: and I think Betty Davis and I don't know

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Catharine: Probably another writer.

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Catharine: Were you a big reader when you were growing

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Catharine: up yeah, I was a big, big reader, a lot of

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Catharine: books, and I would read science fiction

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Catharine: like non-stop.

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Catharine: I even like started to get anxiety about

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Catharine: going to.

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Catharine: I had like a bad schooling experience.

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Catharine: Like I love learning, it's my favorite

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Catharine: thing, but I didn't necessarily love school

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Catharine: and I remember there were like two days

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Catharine: that I decided I'm just going to go late

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Catharine: because I started to like really hate

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Catharine: certain things and I would, instead of

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Catharine: going to school, I would go to like Burns

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Catharine: and Nobles and read.

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Catharine: So I would just like read through whole

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Catharine: sections, but I would read all the time at

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Catharine: home and also like New York life.

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Catharine: Like my bag was just stuffed full of plays.

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Catharine: You'd like read a play and like finish it

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Catharine: in one subway ride and then you'd like my.

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Catharine: My favorite thing was always collections of

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Catharine: short stories, which is part of why I loved

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Catharine: ray bradbury.

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Catharine: Um, because you can read a story even in a

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Catharine: short subway ride.

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Catharine: Um, so my bag was just so heavy every day.

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Catharine: Um, that was probably.

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Catharine: Yeah, so ray br Bradbury, betty Davis and

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Catharine: then-.

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Marc: Did you like, was it Isaac Asimov, I think.

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Catharine: Oh yeah, asimov's great.

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Catharine: Yeah, that whole generation of science

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Catharine: fiction writers is really great, and

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Catharine: actually I used to go to local bookshops

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Catharine: when I would travel in the Northeast and

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Catharine: they used to print their own collections.

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Catharine: They'd put money together to print all

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Catharine: their stories, or they'd have one person

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Catharine: who sort of made a little magazine of short

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Catharine: stories, and so that's a really great way

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Catharine: to find new science fiction authors from

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Catharine: that time period.

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Catharine: Like Asimov is published in a bunch of

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Catharine: those old pamphlet booklets.

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Catharine: Really.

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Marc: So a little bit of the nerd on the down low,

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Marc: I like that, which is a good thing.

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Marc: It's a very cool thing.

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Marc: Now I have a question if you next question,

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Marc: if when you go back to being, you know, a

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Marc: young cat who was your first celebrity

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Marc: crush no, I never had celebrity crushes, I

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Marc: just had people whose work I really liked.

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Catharine: And people would be like, oh my God, who's

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Catharine: your celebrity crush?

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Catharine: And I'd be like like I'd be like Paul G

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Catharine: Marty, Like I don't know, Like I really

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Catharine: like him, I don't know.

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Catharine: I think probably like you got to give Jeff

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Catharine: Goldblum his due right, so maybe him.

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Marc: A lot of ladies have a crush on him from.

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Marc: I think it started with the Fly, I think.

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Marc: Now, if you're going to be living on an

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Marc: exotic island somewhere actually you really

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Marc: want to be somewhere.

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Marc: It's really nice.

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Marc: You're going to be there for a year, though,

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Marc: and you have no streaming.

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Marc: You got to bring a DVD.

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Marc: If you want a movie, you got to bring a CD,

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Marc: an album.

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Marc: So for you, what would that for that year?

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Marc: What would that one DVD movie be, and what

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Marc: would that album be that you would want to

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Marc: bring with you that would keep you company

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Marc: for that full year?

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Marc: For the book nerd types, I got to say you

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Marc: can say what book you would bring as well,

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Marc: because a lot of folks having a book with

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Marc: them is important.

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Marc: So we'll put that in there as an option.

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Catharine: It's a really hard question.

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Catharine: Hmm, I've been rereading this one book

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Catharine: called my Dark Vanessa recently, which is

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Catharine: really phenomenal.

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Marc: What's it called again?

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Catharine: My Dark Vanessa.

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Catharine: It's sort of a new.

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Catharine: It was published during COVID.

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Catharine: Actually it's by Kate Elizabeth Russell, so

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Catharine: maybe that book and movie is so hard.

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Marc: I'm always so bad at these because I like

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Marc: way overthink I'm.

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Catharine: I'm the same way I think I'd probably bring

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Catharine: like a classic.

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Catharine: I'd bring like maybe I'd bring all about

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Catharine: eve or something well, what about music

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Catharine: wise?

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Marc: where are you at musically what?

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Marc: What's your jam?

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Catharine: music is so tough for me because I don't

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Catharine: have any like one genre I like, like I'll

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Catharine: listen to anything.

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Catharine: If I had to bring one album, maybe a

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Catharine: Hendrix.

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Marc: Okay, if you were to define for yourself,

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Marc: from the time you get up to the time you go

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Marc: to bed, the component parts of a perfect

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Marc: day for you, what would that be?

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Catharine: Coffee, Lots and lots of coffee.

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Marc: Now do you make your own, or are you

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Marc: talking about going to a coffee shop?

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Catharine: I think the perfect day would be going to a

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Catharine: coffee shop.

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Catharine: I do make my own.

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Catharine: I make pretty good espresso, but yeah, I

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Catharine: also used to roast my own green beans.

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Catharine: Now that I'm in LA, I have to figure that

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Catharine: out again, but I used to really be such a

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Catharine: coffee snob, which is not good.

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Marc: I appreciate that my coffee grinder broke

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Marc: the other day and I had to go buy

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Marc: pre-ground oh no, To me.

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Marc: I felt like I was getting the McDonald's

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Marc: version of coffee.

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Marc: It's like I want to grind my own beans.

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Marc: I was speaking with Billy Magnuson and I

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Marc: asked him.

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Marc: I said he talked about the ritual of making

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Marc: coffee in the morning.

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Marc: I'm like, yes, there's a thing, it's part

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Marc: of my routine.

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Marc: It's not just firing it up or instant

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Marc: coffee.

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Marc: I want to go through the grinding and the

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Marc: whole, and you roasted your own beans.

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Marc: That's crazy.

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Marc: I feel like I need to catch up.

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Catharine: Yeah, you can buy green beans, roast them.

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Catharine: But I I also love like just really trashy,

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Catharine: like a bad diner coffee or bad cart coffee,

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Catharine: like I don't mind it.

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Catharine: And then there's like the other thing of

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Catharine: really fancy espresso.

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Catharine: You know like a euro chef, like an

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Catharine: ethiopian bean um, that's like freshly

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Catharine: roasted the day before, it's's fabulous.

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Catharine: There's like two ends for me.

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Catharine: So definitely like good coffee Probably.

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Catharine: Now I think like just a walk with some

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Catharine: friends, a good hike.

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Catharine: It's like so easy to keep me happy.

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Catharine: If I have a day off, I'm happy.

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Marc: Yeah, where you don't have to be anywhere

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Marc: or do anything.

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Marc: You're just making your mapping out your

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Marc: own day as it comes.

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Catharine: Yeah, just seeing some loved ones, that's

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Catharine: all.

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Marc: Very good.

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Marc: I like that.

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Marc: Now, if you weren't able to make a living

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Marc: and really embrace the performance thing

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Marc: from acting whether it be voiceover,

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Marc: whatever what would you be doing for a

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Marc: living?

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Marc: What would bring you joy?

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Catharine: This is a weird question.

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Catharine: This is a weird one for me.

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Catharine: So like I love science fiction and I got

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Catharine: kind of into science for a long time and I

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Catharine: love doing little math, you know I'm not

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Catharine: like for fun doing crazy hard equations,

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Catharine: but I think I would have probably tried to

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Catharine: get into astrophysics, um, because I had

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Catharine: tried sort of doing like museum curation

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Catharine: and I really loved that and but I think

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Catharine: ultimately that's what I would have gone to

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Catharine: grad school for if I were capable of it.

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Marc: Well, since you are a science fiction kid,

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Marc: you like that.

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Marc: What is your?

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Marc: You know, maybe I'll give you a top three,

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Marc: like what are your favorite sci-fi shows

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Marc: that have come out in the last I don't know

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Marc: five, ten years?

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Catharine: oh gosh, um, um, okay, so let's, that's a

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Catharine: well.

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Catharine: So okay, I feel kind of bad.

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Catharine: I haven't seen fallout yet, but I know I'm

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Catharine: gonna love it because I love the video game.

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Catharine: Um, also, like, what do you consider?

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Catharine: Science fiction?

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Catharine: I guess is sort of a good question, like

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Catharine: westworld oh, yeah, yeah, something like

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Catharine: that I love aza gonzalez but I haven't seen

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Catharine: the three body problem yet, but I'm very

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Catharine: excited to see it I, I just did.

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Marc: I didn't really know anything about it.

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Marc: Honestly, walking into it and it was very,

Speaker:1419

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Marc: I thought it was very cool.

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Marc: It was like I like anything that's

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Marc: different.

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Marc: You know you watch something.

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Marc: Okay, I have not seen this.

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Marc: I don't know where it's going, and that's

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Marc: kind of fun for me, good science fiction.

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Marc: If I don't know where it's going, that's a

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Marc: ride I like to be on.

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Marc: Have you seen the foundation at all?

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Marc: On, I think it's Apple.

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Catharine: Oh, I watched some of.

Speaker:1431

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Catharine: Had one or two seasons, but really great.

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Catharine: And now Paramount has.

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Catharine: Oh, have you seen the new Twilight Zone?

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Catharine: I haven't seen it.

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Catharine: That's terrible of me.

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Marc: I had that bookMarced in my mind to watch

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Marc: that, but I've not seen it yet.

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Catharine: I've heard it's great there's so many.

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Marc: The Expanse.

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Marc: I think it was a big fan of.

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Catharine: My son and I got him into it.

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Marc: oh yeah, the last question I got for you if

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Marc: you were to jump in that delorean where you

Speaker:1444

52:34 ,042 --> 00:52:35,728

Marc: could travel back in time, and you got a

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52:35 ,748 --> 00:52:38,795

Marc: piece of advice for 16 year old cat, either

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52:38 ,875 --> 00:52:40,326

Marc: for that moment, to make whatever you're

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52:41 ,529 --> 00:52:43,374

Marc: navigating in life a little easier on you,

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Marc: or maybe put you on a little bit altered of

Speaker:1449

52:45 ,626 --> 00:52:47,088

Marc: a path to get you where you want to go,

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Marc: what's your piece of advice to 16 year old

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Marc: you?

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Catharine: I think, um, you know, try to enjoy the

Speaker:1453

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Catharine: ride more.

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Catharine: I think when you're a kid it's tough.

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Catharine: You know you feel like especially 16, like

Speaker:1456

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Catharine: you know you're like, oh, I got to get into

Speaker:1457

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Catharine: college, or if I don't do college, I got to

Speaker:1458

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Catharine: have a real like good reason not to, and I

Speaker:1459

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Catharine: got to do, you know, good work.

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Catharine: And I was.

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Catharine: I was so worried about like, okay, well, I

Speaker:1462

53:13 ,785 --> 00:53:16,392

Catharine: shouldn't be an actor, cause it's not like

Speaker:1463

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Catharine: the sensible thing.

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Catharine: And, um, I think it's just like, enjoy it

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Catharine: more.

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Marc: I've heard a lot of uh answers that are

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Marc: similar to that.

Speaker:1468

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Marc: You know, don't be so hard on yourself,

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Marc: Kind of.

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Marc: Just kind of just ride the wave and kind of

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Marc: be there, for lack of, I mean, you sound

Speaker:1472

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Marc: esoteric, but just kind of be in the moment.

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Marc: You know, don't stress.

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Marc: But I think at that age you're kind of

Speaker:1475

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Marc: wired up to stress go, what college am I

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Marc: going to get into?

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Marc: What you know, isn't that the theme of

Speaker:1478

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Marc: almost every teen movie?

Speaker:1479

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Marc: It's like what college and relationships,

Speaker:1480

53:45 ,269 --> 00:53:48,395

Marc: and you realize, chill, it's going to to be

Speaker:1481

53:48 ,476 --> 00:53:48,736

Marc: okay.

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Catharine: That stuff is going to be okay.

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Catharine: There's a lot of other stuff that won't be

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53:52 ,112 --> 00:53:53,810

Catharine: okay, and that's you know what I mean.

Speaker:1485

53:53 ,905 --> 00:53:55,831

Catharine: Like, don't worry about that stuff, because

Speaker:1486

53:55 ,871 --> 00:53:57,155

Catharine: that's all the small stuff.

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Catharine: Like, life is pretty intense, just focus on

Speaker:1488

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Catharine: life.

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Catharine: Indeed.

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Marc: Indeed.

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Marc: Well, what do you have coming up?

Speaker:1492

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Marc: I know IF is coming out on the 17th.

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Marc: Is that when it comes out?

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Catharine: Yes, it comes out May 17th.

Speaker:1495

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Catharine: I'm about to head to New York for the

Speaker:1496

54:13 ,572 --> 00:54:16,913

Catharine: premiere and I'm very excited.

Speaker:1497

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Catharine: Yeah, it's going to be such a fun family

Speaker:1498

54:19 ,774 --> 00:54:20,095

Catharine: movie.

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Marc: I've got to ask you who's going to be your

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Marc: date for the premiere.

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Catharine: I'm bringing a whole posse.

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Catharine: I'm bringing my mom.

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Catharine: I'm bringing a couple of friends.

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Catharine: I'm bringing my mom.

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Catharine: I'm bringing a couple of friends.

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Catharine: I'm bringing my boyfriend bringing a lot of

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Catharine: people.

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Catharine: Um, I got a whole gang rolling up with me,

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Catharine: but we're all really excited.

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Marc: Well, it's time to celebrate, you know

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Marc: that's I'm excited for them to see it.

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Catharine: It's gonna be a super fun.

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Catharine: I think it'll be really nice for them to

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Catharine: see it.

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Catharine: It's just a family time and you don't get,

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Catharine: as an adult, you don't get to see a movie

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Catharine: that kind of makes you feel like a kid

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Catharine: again or reminds you of that stuff, and I

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Catharine: think it does, you know.

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Marc: Indeed, yeah, and what else do you have in

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Catharine: Well, so I mentioned Cat Gweli.

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Catharine: That's for the movie the tributaries, and

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Catharine: that's we're having a world premiere at the

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Catharine: end of the summer I can't say where yet,

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Catharine: but we're very excited about that and

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Catharine: that's it's like mental health awareness

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Catharine: month.

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Catharine: Right now it's may, and that has to do with

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Catharine: the opposite of it.

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Marc: Well, you're really selling it.

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Catharine: No, it's really, really great, I think if

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Catharine: you want an honest depiction of mental

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Catharine: health and of a lot of things that people

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Catharine: really do go through, it's perfectly honest,

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Catharine: it's crazy, and I have a horror movie

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Catharine: called Oak.

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Marc: Very good, very good.

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Marc: So you're staying busy and that's you know.

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Marc: For an actor, isn't that great.

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Marc: You know you're staying busy, you're

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Marc: getting stuff done.

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Catharine: Unreal heaven.

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Marc: Kat, thank you so much again.

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Marc: I appreciate it.

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Marc: I'm always looking for fun and opportunity

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Marc: to connect with with folks who are talented

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Marc: and and when they got cool stuff going on,

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Marc: and I appreciate you sharing some time with

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Marc: me.

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Catharine: This was a great time and I hope everyone

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Catharine: goes to see If and has a great time there.

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Marc: Yeah, indeed, indeed, best of luck on If,

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Marc: and I look forward to catching up down the

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Marc: line then.

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Catharine: Yeah, have a great one.

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Marc: All right, there you go, the lovely, the

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Marc: talented, the very fun to talk to.

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Marc: Catherine Daddario Really enjoyed sitting

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Marc: down and just talking story with her.

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Marc: Catherine Daddario Really enjoyed sitting

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Marc: down and just talking story with her.

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Marc: Don't forget, her new movie is coming out

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Marc: on May 17th.

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Marc: It is called If it's the new John Krasinski

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Marc: movie.

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Marc: It really looks like a fun movie, a fun

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