Skyler Gisondo

29:46Dude, I don't know. But it worked, I guess. That probably broke some kids' brains. Why is B-Dog talking to me? I've always thought that. I've always knew something was off. Wow. So I should start with which? Oh, sorry. You know what? I think Spooky Buddies, I think we found our groove on Spooky Buddies. I like how you started staring off into space. You went somewhere else when you were thinking about it. I wish I could remember. Dude, I can't. Yeah. Oh, my God. More Happy Sad Confused coming up.

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31:51So you've done every kind of acting, it seems. You do the sitcom Bill Engvall show, and it's like Jennifer Lawrence also on that show. Isn't that crazy? That's crazy to think about. What do you remember about working with Jennifer, who is, I mean, I've done a lot with, I'm obsessed with her, a singular soul. It was, I mean, that show was like the last of a sort of dying breed of like, you know, live action. And multi-cam. Multi-cam, thank you. Multi-cam, live audience. Right. And so being, you know, nine years old and like live audience, it was so much fun. I lived for the Friday nights. And it's so crazy because I think Jen, she did, I think it was like between seasons two and three that she did.

32:34Like Winter's Bone? Winter's Bone. Yeah. Great. And this show, it could not have been more night and day. I remember my memories not I remember we like I think fought like brother and sister like we were like very close there was like you know me her and our Graham who played our brother we were all very close and like we I idolized both of them because I was that age where like I think they're five six years older than me and so I just thought they were I thought her and Graham were like the two coolest people in the world so whenever I could be like please can I hang out with you but I you know you at that age you have like a studio teacher and you have to go to you know set and everything to school but yeah it is such a trip such a trip i think i saw like a clip from that show recently i think the whole thing's like on youtube or something bill engvall either than bill engvall fans out there yeah appreciate it yeah okay so again doesn't get much more diverse we're going from bill engvall air buddies to pta not the usual path but i mean that's got to be a moment to get into licorice pizza with like every actor is like dying to work paul thomas that's that's the moment for sure yeah that that's like uh that was the most surreal it's like the greatest of all time you know you can you can you never even like i don't think uh i could not have fathomed of ever having the opportunity to be in his world and what's the vibe on a pta set what's awesome like weird like my stuff was like fun i like it was like really like he uh you know the audition process was like uh i sent him this tape and like he called and i i think i've told this story before but he on this facetime where he was basically giving me the role he like asked me if i played piano right and i don't and without missing a beat i said uh i've been playing my entire life and i went to the extreme i went to the extreme not just like yeah i do a little bit like no i'm a trained pianist i i i could have just said it would have been a lie it would have been a lie to be like yeah i play a little bit yeah but i swung for the fences yeah dude i said i've been playing my whole life and uh and then i and he was like oh great so you're gonna play this song scott joplin's the entertainer like uh should be you know not too hard and i was like great and we hang up and i immediately listened to the song and if it was any other director i would have called back right away and been like you know what dude like i think we maybe should have a contingency plan i'm listening to the song and it's but i just it was terrified so terrified i was like you can't how much time did you have to we had 10 weeks and i just thought like in that way that act that delusional what they the actors think you kind of can just i was like this will be my full-time job i have nothing else to do right if i have to play eight hours a I'll play and I did I played legitimately probably like five hours a day every day the whole time thinking like waking up in cold sweats like I'm not today's the day I call him and come clean and like tell him I can't and then like a week before I was the first time I was like I think I'm gonna be able to do this and we do it show up to the scene it goes like great all of the filming was so we have like the best time like the it was like a really fun experience and then doing ADR a couple of months later I'm on FaceTime with Paul again and I was like how's the movie looking man and he's like, oh, it looks great.

35:35We cut the piano stuff, but everything else looks great. I was like, oh, right, okay, right on, man. Right on. And he's like, yeah. I was too scared to tell him. You never told him. At some point you told him. Never told him. Never told him. Never told him. I told his wife. She was like, you got to tell him. I was like, I'm never going to tell him. But now I'm done. I hope, you know, if he's pleased, I hope he, but he knows because hilariously, which I didn't know, you don't really get to read the script, there's a scene in the movie where cooper hoffman's guy he's getting ready to go to his first audition right and alana heim tells him whatever they ask yes just what literally and there's a scene where she's like fencing he's like yep right horseback riding and then like she's getting to the point where she's like she knows he's lying and so i you know he knows it was life imitating art i think that's amazing yeah um yeah briefly i want to mention um righteous gemstones i mean mcbride was sitting in that seat not so long ago oh was he really the best as you know the coolest man he's created his own world out there and it's just making it work yeah what do you learn from a set like that working with someone from like mcbride dude so much danny is like true maybe just the nicest guy like in hollywood and he's uh you know he learned so much like from the way that he works but also like outside of the work itself the life stuff like he cracked the code he cracked the code he like you know it's like him and his best buddies and his these guys he goes so far back with and like um they just do it together and like it's a family and his the crew you know everybody like he there's so many different versions of like you know it's you know to you you there's so many different ways to do this job and like have this career and the way that he's gone about it the way he takes care of people and looks out after people it's it's amazing and the way that he were like yeah i learned so much from like he doesn't danny doesn't really like he he doesn't really write jokes like all of the comedy comes from the characters yeah you know so sometimes you read scenes of his and like you don't even realize how funny it is until it's on its feet and then he just has that quality where like the second he starts talking and he's also like the part of his brilliance is like as i'm sure he's like the smartest guy in the room but he has no he he so does not need anybody to know that but he's like the most voracious reader i've ever met his output is crazy like i remember you know it's tough to get him to like talk to too much about his own stuff, but like his output, the amount that he writes, how much pours, like he's such a workhorse and like, and just the nicest dude.

38:02And that vibe, he's such a nice guy that like, even if like a really unkind person showed up on that set, you would feel so embarrassed to be anything other than the night, it just neutralizes any kind of, he's the man. Yeah. Maybe he can pop up with G.I. Joe. He's doing the G.I. Joe movie next. I know, dude. Let me get in there. That'd be cool. That'd be cool. Well, you do have stuff going on, needless to say. Jimmy Olsen. Let's talk Jimmy Olsen. Okay. So famously, tell me if this is true. I believe this is true. When the audition, the opportunity comes around, you thought at first maybe you were auditioning for Supes?

38:35That's right. Yeah. Okay. That's all good. You could have been a great Superman. Thank you, man. I really appreciate you saying that. So at what point did you know? I don't, man, I really, I don't know why I had the idea in my head. I got Senate and I thought, and I looked at it because I told the story. I looked back. The side said Jimmy. They said Jimmy. Right. It's a code, though. I had this idea in my head that it was dummy size. For whatever reason, I skimmed. Sometimes I didn't read. You get these emails about a point that are very long, a lot of information. And I was like, oh, my God, a very exciting Superman thing.

39:08And for whatever reason, I had the idea in my head. I was like, I think it's for Superman. And Gunn's always because he's cool and imaginative. I was like, maybe it's like a normal every man kind of thing. And so I sent in that tape fully thinking, this is for Superman. So if I look at that tape, do I get Superman vibes? Like, are you? Apparently not. Apparently not. Do you remember how you were playing it? Like, you know, like. No, I played. I knew I was like, I just got to be me, you know, and if that's what he's looking for. So I was I did. I was. Yeah. Thank. Thank God I did not try to do.

39:43Yeah. The smoky eye. Like a little. That's my Superman. There you go. That's that's an inside. There it was. Oh, wow. That's what David does. and then the first time i told james that story after he dude he laughed harder and then anybody he laughed so hard and that felt great he was like how could you think that it's a little insulting james but okay okay it's not that not that funny but no that that was so i mean you talk about like just a golden ticket like total magic carpet ride from the beginning I mean, it was this, to be in like, Gunn, he's just like such a dreamer. He's got like, and he has the entire movie in his head always.

40:24And he, you know, he just sees it so clearly. And to have like a captain, you feel like, oh man, we can't. And he said, one of the things that really stuck with me, like when we first, I got the movie and then I didn't start filming for like a year. And so he had so much time to freak out and be like, man, this is a really big deal, like Superman. And finally comes around and like in three days, We shot like 80 % of my stuff in the first movie in this like, because we only had this location for a little while. So it just felt like all this time to think about it. And then it was gone. It was done.

40:54And so we're at this dinner like that week. And it was kind of spiraling a little bit, I think. And like James was like, like Jimmy, he calls me Jimmy. He's like, Jimmy, how you doing down there? And I was like half joking, like, I don't know, man, kind of freaking out a bit. Maybe I feel like I blew it or something, you know. And he got really serious. And he was like, have you seen my movies? And I was like, yeah. guys, like, do you think that, like, have you ever thought someone was bad in my movie? And I was like, no. He's like, right. He's like, I did my job. I did my, he's like, you're, don't worry.

41:21He's like, this is good for me to know, but like, you, and it was, it was kind of this thing where it's like, oh yeah, dude, like, it's not about, this guy is like, this movie, there's so many moving pieces. He's got the, and it was just like this massive relief of like, he's got it. Like, that's the, I'm here to do my job. I'm a crazy actor in my own head. I'm a crazy actor. You can't, you can't concern yourself with like, there's just so much, you have no idea editorially what he's thinking you don't know like structurally where you are in the movie or tonally what scene you're going where you're going like you try to think about but you just can't know yeah and so you kind of like yeah and then he's also as much as he knows the material and has like always keeps us he also like gives us so much room to try things and run and like it is such a it's a truly a dream dream job looking back and i've seen superman a lot i love that movie what he did, what you all did.

42:08It was fantastic. Thanks, man. Is Jimmy a good guy? He treats Tess Mocker. I don't know. I don't know how I would like, I don't want to be too judgy, but what do you, defend Jimmy's actions if you can. I think I, first of all, I'm glad you brought this up. It's alarming to hear. I'll work on that. I mean, we finished the second, I hope the second, I'm nicer. I'll work on it for the third. I'll do it. I'd say you're a mean guy. No, I know what you mean. I mean, you're a hero in the film. Let's say that. But Jimmy's really put upon, I think the, yeah, I thought, I think when Sarah's so funny and from her first audition, she had this energy that was like, she was just so bubbly and sweet.

42:47And I think James and I both thought like the funniest version of this is just Jimmy being so put upon by this person who is like so sweet, so well-intentioned, doting on him. And so sort of the more she went that way, it felt like the more I was going the other way. And that's just like how it shook out, you know? I think Jimmy, at the end of the day, he wants only the best. And I think you'll be happy to see in a second. No spoilers, but I think you'll be happy to see. What was the environment on Man of Tomorrow? We just had Adria here. Oh, no way. Yeah, it was awesome. How was her costume? She was very secretive with me.

43:30Oh, I haven't seen it yet. You haven't seen it? You didn't work with her? No. Oh, man. You're fine. Who cares? Whatever. i don't know um yeah i didn't know that's another set where like nobody but also nobody can keep secret like right you know everything gun will come up to him he'll be like pete saffron it's like yeah it runs the studio he'll be like don't tell pete but uh and then pete will be like well don't tell james but don't do that you all need to stop talking and then lars our live producer back james and pete told you all right and then like everybody do you get a whole script for a song like that yeah yeah you do okay yeah okay yeah which is awesome and um it was so much fun it's such a great that movie truly feels like uh because we film a lot of it at the studio uh where there's not a ton out there and so there's across from the studio one hotel like with like it's like kind of like the truman show there's like one street one of everything you need and it's sort of built to support the ecosystem of like the filmmaking and so everybody literally i've never been on set like that we're like everyone hangs out 24 7 yeah because like it you can't hide like there's no so we get dinner every night and like james usually spearheads it and like it feels like you're at summer camp it's like such a wonderful group of people you feel confident about what you guys were able to do it's wrapped by now it feels like special in its own way i hope so i i really do think um i i mean i i think i think this is a better and even a better movie i i think that it's uh yeah i i don't i don't i'm so terrified i was saying anything but james i i just think he's sort of like it's a theme with him he just like he he has this superpower of like the first movie he sees what everyone brought to their characters and then in this script you read it and he just sort of like zoomed in on what worked for everybody and like put it even more into their voice and sort of like just gives you more you know yeah i think it went well i think it went i think it went good okay so you're also knee deep in this Gorilla Grodd show.

45:24Yeah. Which, I mean, that's a high compliment that like the first spinoff, et cetera, from this universe. Totally. Like when did that come up? Was that on set? Like that must be a nice phone call, email, or something when James is like, we have this idea for this show, we want to center Jimmy. Totally. You know what's funny? From the beginning, it was one, I guess like it was one of the first ideas early, even before the movie, James had been, and he wanted something like a mockumentary set in this, he thought it would be great. And then Dan and Tony, literally who better than American Bandle is I think just unbelievable.

46:01And so when I first got the first movie, they were talking about it. It was in the works, but you sort of like, it sounded so amazing that I didn't wanna let myself get excited about it, because you're like, who knows? Like there's so much this and that and the next thing. And to be doing it now, it's like I said, I'm such enormous, I'm an enormous fan of Dan and Tony, and I can't believe we're getting to do it. I've never seen anything like it. I mean, the set photos, usually I'm not watching, looking at the set photos, I'm trying to avoid it, but check them out, guys. So what am I looking at?

46:33Is there a guy in it? Demetrius, yeah, they're a great body actor, and he's, I will never, I said like, no actor should ever complain ever again, this guy's in this full suit. We're in Atlanta, it's like 100 degrees, like 100 % humidity. they're pumping cold air in he's got to get the head off like every 10 minutes he's on unbelievable and singing apparently i've seen some singing and the the puppet team did an incredible job uh it's i think practically we're going to be able to get away with a lot um and not need to rely as much on cgi as they thought or uh yeah because i thought like it would be awkward acting across from him kind of like tennis ball acting yeah but the the puppet it's so you look into his eyes and you like immediately care about him and you feel like you're talking to somebody and uh it's been really fun so tonally is it going to feel like american vandalish like super funny like super awkward like i think so i think that that it is in that world totally and then i think the stakes because it's also you know metropolis i think it's sort of like that kind of comedy but with the uh the annie kind of revved up a little bit i can't wait honestly okay also i'm seeing this very soon they're giving me a sneak peek i think fokker and law yes yeah i'm very excited about this um obviously you mentioned before you're reteaming with ben which must be rewarding totally um then you add you know ariana grande into the mix i assume you're doing a lot with since you are partners in the film yeah um de niro needles to say again you've worked with a lot of luminaries totally man what's that set like looking to the left de niro to the right ariana grande awesome it's like superman where you're like you know coming into and just those movies meant so much to me as a kid and like it's a real uh yeah it it is having and also john hamburg who like he's such a hero of mine i like yeah it was very much uh like he gave us sharding with philip seymour hoffman back in the day long came polly man's a genius the best dude the best the best yeah i very very yeah so so so nervous coming in uh having worked with ben before was like very helpful and john's like the nicest dude ari is like the loveliest person and uh everyone calls Robert De Niro Bob Bob Bob was so warm that it was immediately a very familial environment and like it was so much fun I I know that I was very nervous about I might have said this before but like calling everybody calls Robert De Niro Bob right but I knew it would be insane for I wasn't gonna he's the greatest actor of all time I wasn't gonna come to set and be like hey Bob how you doing so it's like Mr.

49:03De Niro of course you know so I met him I came Mr. De Niro how you doing so nice to meet him and I'm playing his grandson you know so it's like playing your grandson he's like okay nice to meet you and then the first week of filming goes by like Monday Tuesday I'm like hey good morning Mr. De Niro and by the middle of the week I was starting to sense that like he wanted me to not call him Mr. De Niro energetically it felt like it was time to grab but he wasn't gonna he's so he's like this very chill guy it just felt like it was time okay I couldn't do I was like nervous I was nervous to go to Bob and so I made a game plan that Friday when we wrap end of week one going into the weekend so if it goes poorly i have time i'm gonna i'm gonna lay the first bob on him and it had been like because i'm playing it's supposed to be like a warm work and so like friday we wrap i was like ramping myself up and i was like all right bob thanks for a great week man and like i could have been reading too much into it but i think i saw a glimmer in his eye and he was like i'm happy i think i saw he was proud he's like you got famous the famous de niro little kind of it's been weird that you kept calling me mr but you insist that he calls you mr jazondo yeah yeah he once slipped up and said skyline i was like uh we're not there we're not quite there yet um but it was really we had a really fun time making that movie and um i've seen i think it's very sweet i can't i'm excited for people to see it you're also in the new shrek movie which is probably gonna make a gajillion dollars like it really probably will i'm putting my money on that one um were you a shrek person like is that a part of your childhood yeah everybody I think all of it like right you know that is the job of everything going on that is the one everybody in my life has been like dude Shrek like everything else is a cool like superman's alright truly truly Shrek is that's the I have arrived moment yeah everybody and for me too I yeah I can't it's been true the most because you're what you're doing the record right and they're playing like I have a scene I'm listening to Eddie Murphy's donkey and you're like I can't oh my god if like little me could see this is the most like you know that is the most surreal moment of it all I think have you met any other cast members no you're just unfortunately not because you're doing it yeah you know it's all isolated you know but this will be a press story you'll actually look forward to yes you'll get to meet everybody very much so okay so what are we I mean not that you need to manifest much at this point because you're very very busy yeah but like it does feel like you're in a bit of a transitional point dictated by the kind of opportunities you've had and made the most of dictate by your age where you're at like what are what are you you know 20s went well what did the 30s hold for you what are you hoping um i hope uh honestly um you know i i think truly working with with rob uh lit this kind of fire under me of like whatever it is whatever it looks like uh i i i look forward to like continuing to do these challenging things that feel very outside of my comfort zone hopefully and taking big swings and um i'm doing this this this next thing in the new year this say 24 movie called goblin yeah that sounds crazy which is a swing it's this way it's it's it's insane yeah it's it's uh it's other than primetime the most insane thing i've ever read and uh i'm really looking forward to like getting getting weird with it so you're not the goblin kenneth ron is the goblin of course yeah of course yeah yeah so but not physically he's like a voice of a goblin he's the voice yeah it's like a two and a half foot tall sure uh green guy yeah like a practical puppet and um that requires i think like 10 or 11 puppeteers simultaneously uh the test footage i've seen looks amazing and um yeah i i think yeah hopefully that for that's it for the 30s man just continuing to uh as much goblin work as possible as much between the grot and that yeah as much puppet stuff i mean you went crystal monkey uh way back in the day like monkeys gorillas goblins yeah that's the where do we go next i don't know man yeah good question yeah maybe back to breakdancing i was gonna say back to the dome probably back to my roots yeah busking and back to the dome i've always found my inspiration at the dome yeah when in doubt Before we wrap it up, happy second few is profoundly random questions for you, Skylar.

53:17Are you ready? Are you a dog or a cat person? Dog. You have one? Not currently. Okay, that's okay. Look at this unbroken eye contact. Yeah, we just locked in. What do you collect? What do I collect?

53:33That's a good question. I don't really... It can be nothing. Nothing, I guess. Surfboards, kind of. Okay. no i don't collect i just i have too many you have a few yeah uh but that's yeah i don't know i'd like to collect like guitars i think that i play that's cool right right now pianos you're a famous pianist so you yeah and i've always said that yeah and so piano i actually have a large collection uh very low maybe the largest of pianos wow that's cumbersome yeah cool it's that's just that's my life so that's what i do favorite video game of all time breath of the wild maybe i'm not like a big uh video game guy but that game got me dude i don't know who put me onto it but oh my god i just did the months disappeared into it's like the most fun have you played i haven't i mean i know of it but yeah yeah yeah it's amazing and now there's a game i know i'll play mario party with my friends sometimes i love mario party and there's a i but the majority i play backgammon on my phone and that that's 99 a sophisticated gamer like a sophisticated i have sunk i i at the end of my life if you could see how many i i would i have no it's good it's gonna have been years by the end i'm playing backgammon on my phone any interest in the grand theft auto this is gonna about to take over pop culture you know yeah the games i get you know as a kid my mom wouldn't let me play the violent ones and now as an adult i find they make me a little a little anxious a little upset i'm like this poor guy didn't deserve to get hit by a car and that i don't want to do that to that guy so I don't really enjoy I don't like it okay Dakota Johnson asked me this I ask everybody would you rather have a mouthful of bees or one bee in your butt

55:13bee in the butt yeah bee in the butt what did she say 90 % of people say bee in the butt that is the prevailing wisdom I feel like just practically just get it done with bees in the mouth you don't know if they're going you know down to the and then you have other problems be in the butt yeah i don't think he's going to be able to get deeper unlikely it depends on likely i don't right i'm not i'm not i'm not abreast of the right right how but i we'll get some medical texts out and see yeah we can get some input be in the butt for now uh what's the wallpaper on your phone it's a picture of me and my girlfriend nice last actor you were mistaken for uh all the time will poulter uh from not anymore not not boat not anymore but like five years ago jeremy Alan White and Will Poulter because Will Poulter did the year where the Millers came out is the year Vacation came out and both were like rated R family road trip comedies and we both play like the awkward teenage son yes and where the Millers made like a way bigger splash yeah and and so uh yeah people I it got to the point where there's at one point I just felt bad not telling me so I've taken pictures with people who think that I'm I've told store I've spun tales of like how I was like production was great it was great really like how was i was like because they're so excited yeah you're like it's not me yes and so you're like oh my god sudeikis the man yeah oh my god they're like oh that's and i've always wondered if he ever i doubt it catches up with him and then when before jeremy allen white got like jacked and became a huge movie star people and this guy was like look he still looks so cool people were like oh my god from shameless and a handful of times the kid from everybody hates chris oh and i recently was in an airport and this woman, God bless her, would not refuse to believe I was not.

57:01She's like, oh my God. And I was like, no. Oh, let me see a picture. No. She's like, quit playing with me. That's it. And I was like, no. She FaceTimes like her cousin. She's like, tell me this isn't. I was like, it's not me. And her cousin was like, that's you. Quit messing around. That's the guy. And I was like, I promise I would tell you. I swear to God. It was my government issued ID. I walked away, both of them thinking I'm a piece of shit, who just won't acknowledge that I'm the kid from Everybody Hates Chris. Well, you're well known to be that. worst note a director has ever given you damn you don't need to name names unless you want to um uh oh wow good question uh I I don't I've been lucky man I wish I had a good answer for you I think the only mistake it's not a note it's getting a note before you've done the take oh yeah yeah preemptively kind of closing something off it's like hey I was thinking that that can be because it's sort of like you know you get one she like i'm gonna you're gonna tell me and we're gonna do it like yeah we'll do it one with no let's do one where we have no idea what's gonna before there's any but i've never gotten like a bad right that's good yeah yeah i've been lucky okay been lucky and finally in the spirit of happy second fuse who's an actor who always makes you happy you see them on screen you're happy i think i'd say ryan gosling i think i mean who you know who doesn't but he there's he there's such a joy in his in everything of his i've been a fan of his like forever for my whole you know everything from the beginning but yeah he just and it seems like he's only he's only getting more and more in the pocket right um but yeah i'd watch yeah anything i think movie that makes you sad um i always forget if it's i always it's one of my favorite movies and i always mess up the title about about love or about time about time the donald gweeson yeah about time yeah it's so i can't have the emotion talk about it's so beautiful but it's so yeah and it is so uplifting and there's some but there's something uh oh it's so sad yeah so sad no it's a good one but it's so good and a food that makes you confused food that makes me confused yeah i don't i'm really i i will i don't venture out enough i will eat the same thing i don't give myself the opportunity to get confused because especially when i'm alone i'm doing like rotisserie chickens over this i'm i will eat the same thing every day wow for months from if i'm not where like i will walk at home there's a Bristol Farms right across I will just walk in chicken teriyaki bowl every day you can set your clock or and then after like three months I'll move off of that and there's like this uh place Benny this Mexican place I'll go get the carne asada every day every day for months right and I don't venture out enough um so I don't yeah I don't often get confused okay I'm just reliving the same day over and over and over and over I'm just like I'm just I just want the slop man I just want a bowl right just a bunch of meat just a meat vessel that just needs like something inputted it's not there for the pleasure just just no pleasure involved yeah it is just calories in calories out oh i've never related to someone less in my life literally what's your answer i mean there's plenty of things i don't like but i i like food is why i'm living my life yeah like not you just to keep you alive yeah yeah yeah i think i disagree i get anxious by the idea of like you know group everyone loves a group dinner sure right but it's always family style and it's like a bunch of small plates so you're playing this game the whole time oh i don't like that i don't like sharing oh i want someone else to get that first and then you're like oh did i take too much i take too much next thing you know you've been there for three hours you're still hungry yeah you didn't eat anything fulfilling yeah you're like i'm gonna i wish i had my slop yeah you're just in the corner with your little chicken teriyaki bowl yeah yeah like a monster yeah like a monster okay yeah um i appreciate you doing this thank you so much for having i didn't mention at You haven't done a lot of this.

1:00:44So I really appreciate you trusting me, coming on the podcast. Thanks for having me, man. It's coming at a great moment. Congratulations on Primetime, Fokker and Lost Shrek, Goblin-related material. And I'll see you at the Dome. I'll see you. Dude, I'll hold you to that, please. All right. I'll see you at the Dome. Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. Appreciate you. Thanks, man. And so ends another edition of Happy, Sad, Confused. Remember to review, rate and subscribe to this show on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm a big podcast person. I'm Daisy Ridley and I definitely wasn't sure to do this by Josh.

1:01:39Draw your pentagrams and prepare for a supreme surprise. FX's American Horror Story 13 premieres September 24th on FX and Hulu.