Fall Movie Preview Part 4 with Tyler Coates, Plus Noah Wyle On His Triple-Duty on The Pitt
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Katey and Chris Rosen are joined by Tyler Coates to look at what's ahead for A24 and Neon this Oscar season, including a slew of Cannes hits and a practically guaranteed best actress frontrunner. Then Katey talks to Noah Wyle, who is nominated for three Emmys for his work on The Pitt and says he relishes having what might feel like way too many jobs for anyone else.
00:00 Intro
01:16 Neon Vs. A24: Fall Preview
03:00 Who's Having The Better Year?
05:09 The Drama And Zendaya's Shot
08:17 The Invite: Olivia Wilde's Play
11:45 Banderas And 'Tony'
13:12 A24's Fall Slate: The Debut
16:01 A24's Misty Green
19:59 Primetime And The Venice Factor
22:38 Can Pattinson Win Best Actor?
28:26 Club Kid's Crowd-Pleaser Ceiling
31:34 Neon's Cannes Pile-Up
32:47 Paper Tiger And James Gray
36:08 Fjord: The Palme Winner
41:16 Artificial: The Movie Nobody Wanted
44:33 Heading To Tiff!
45:12 Next: Noah Wyle
46:45 The Pitt Cast Family Reunion
48:13 A Young Ensemble
50:03 Wearing Many Hats
51:29 Acting As A Vacation
54:30 How He Fell Into Directing
56:33 Directing While Playing The Lead
59:21 What Changed In Season Two
01:01:19 Hunters Vs. Gatherers
01:03:34 The Hardest Show To Write
01:05:27 Why 48 Minutes Is The Rule
01:09:01 The Helmet Decision
01:10:52 Emmy Snubs And Unsung Heroes
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