Edward Norton 10-min improv monologue
Edward Norton improvised an entire third-act monologue lasting roughly 10 minutes, using up a full 1000-foot magazine of 35mm film.
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Raymond Carver first edition signed, $8.95
Monica gifted Dax a signed first edition of Raymond Carver's 'The Stories of Raymond Carver' with the original cover price of $8.95 — equivalent to about $89 today.
Sam Neill dies at 78
Beloved New Zealand actor Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park and Peaky Blinders, died at age 78 after a career spanning 50 years.
Host's theme: reckonings and self-image
Host Chloe Salmon offered 'reckonings and self-image' as her own candidate themes uniting the five stories, but invited listeners to submit their own.
Jackie clawed for 20+ years before Nobody Wants This
Jackie spent roughly two decades auditioning, touring as a musician, doing stand-up, and clawing for acting work before landing Nobody Wants This.
Sam Rockwell's audition trick
Sam Rockwell would deliberately claim he'd been given wrong sides, then ask for the correct pages and 'learn' them in 5 minutes — a calculated hustle that worked every time.
The Invite shot in 20 days
Olivia Wilde's film The Invite was shot in just 20 days on a single small soundstage at Sunset Las Palmas.
Two-week cast rehearsal
Wilde insisted on two full weeks of cast and writer workshops before shooting The Invite, fighting agents who wanted to skip rehearsal time.
Booksmart: proxy film school
Wilde had no college or film school education; she considers years of observation on set as an actor her 'proxy film school' before directing Booksmart.
The Invite shot on 35mm
Wilde chose to shoot The Invite on 35mm film to preserve a specific look and feel for the intimate dinner-party story.
