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Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Scott Feinberg, and I'm an executive editor at The Hollywood Reporter, as well as the host of our awards chatter podcast, on which for over a decade

I've been conducting career retrospective interviews with more than 600 of the great artists

and entertainers of our time. I am very happy to be back at the Boulder International Film Festival today

to record an episode of the podcast with one of our truly outstanding

and I think underappreciated actors, a man who has done extraordinary work

on the stage and screens big and small across five decades. I would argue that

nobody has had as varied a career as his. He has starred in a Best Picture Oscar winner,

The Departed, and a Best Comedy Series Emmy winner, 30 Rock. He has hosted Saturday Night Live

more times than anyone else, 17, and the Academy Awards back in 2010 with Steve Martin.

He has anchored massive blockbusters like The Hunt for Red October, great indies like the cooler, and everything in between.

And he has personally picked up along the way three Emmys, three Golden Globes, and

seven actor awards for individual performances, as well as Oscar and Tony nominations. That's right.

He has performed the words of Neil Simon, David Mamet, Aaron Sorkin, Woody Allen, Tina Faye, and

Robert Carlock. He has been directed by Alan Mamet, Martin Sorkin, Woody Allen, Tina Faye, and Robert Carlock.

He has been directed by Alan Mamet, Martin Scorsese, John Hughes, Tim Burton, Jonathan Demi,

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