very good evening to you. I say that because I'm recording this and it is pitch black outside.

I'm feeling very autumnal. I don't know if you are. I'm getting that kind of visual sweep of

Halloween decorations around. I also saw some Advent calendars in a shop today which nearly made me feel

sick. But anyway, I am on the eve of, I mean, London Film Festival was well and

truly underway. I had a busy weekend, but I am heading into town tomorrow. I'm there for the

whole week doing so many beautiful and wonderful events around London Film Festival, whether that

be a screen talk with Tessa Thompson,

a sit-down far side chat with Jeremy Allen White and Bruce Springsteen, a Q&A with Lynn Ramsey and Jennifer Lawrence. Hopefully lots of those conversations or those people will end up being

episodes within the podcast over the next couple of months. I mean, I've already recorded one for

next March, which blew my mind. But anyway, that's the then and this is the now. Thank you so

much for your company. It's lovely to have you with us on another episode of soundtracking,

our sometimes bi-weekly.

Multiple episodes coming at you at the minute because it is so busy,

but we really appreciate you taking the time to listen to us.

I can't thank Ben enough for all the extra work that he's doing on this.

And we just love sharing these conversations with you about film and music because every conversation is so different because it's unique

to that person, the film or the TV show or the collection of things that they're talking about.

So for me, no two conversations feel the same.

Our latest guests on soundtracking, we welcome back in fact.

They've both been on the podcast in different guises. I'm trying to remember.

Yeah, for different films, but with different collections of people. It's lovely to have them

together to talk about their new film. Yolkin Ronning and Jared Leto, the director and star

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