Telluride's Great Vibes and Emmy's Early Winners, Plus Andrew Garfield on the Stirring History of The Uprising
Prestige JunkieShow Notes
Katey catches up with Christopher Rosen as the Telluride Film Festival wraps up, discussing the huge buzz around films like The Debut and La Bola Negra and the one movie everybody seems to love the most. Then Katey talks to Andrew Garfield about his new historical epic The Uprising, what it's like to play a medieval peasant and Sam Altman in the same year, and some tips on how to quit social media — for two weeks, at least.
00:00 Intro
00:53 Telluride Vibes Through The Roof
03:52 Inside 'You Can See Everything'
08:59 What's Left To Know About Elizabeth Holmes?
11:06 Oprah Hugs Andrew Scott: 'Elsinore'
13:33 'Club Kid' Steals The Festival
18:26 A24'S Three Best Picture Plays
19:34 Nothing Flopped — And That's A Problem
21:14 'La Bola Negra': Netflix's Big Swing
23:55 Creative Arts Emmys: Widow's Bay Dominates
25:37 Beef's Brutal Weekend
26:58 Next Stop: Toronto
28:09 Next: Andrew Garfield
29:28 Down The Piers Plowman Rabbit Hole
32:52 Living Like A Medieval Ploughman
33:52 Building A Character Through The Body
36:07 Robin Hood And The Green Man
37:27 You Can't Play A Symbol
40:47 Who The Story Belongs To Now
44:05 Quitting Social Media
46:50 The Artificial State
48:32 A Year Of Back-To-Back Roles
50:42 From Sam Altman To The Ploughman
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