The other day I was making lemonade with my sons, Beckett and Sully, and Beckett is a little bit of a perfectionist.

I'm not sure where he gets that from. It's me. It's definitely me. But he was getting really upset about the seeds falling into the juice and it was turning into a bit of high drama.

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Hey, dinner's on me, listeners. This week, it's all things cocaine bear. The film. The film.

Who knew that this quirky movie, this gory little comedy,

would bring me so much joy. It allowed me to finally be directed by my longtime friend,

Elizabeth Banks, but it also gave me the opportunity to work with one of my favorite actresses

of all-time Margot Martindale. First First up we have Liz, as her friends call her,

who meets me at one of our favorite spots in the valley, Petitois. We discuss her early career

learning from the likes of Steven Spielberg, not too shabby, and what it was like to sit in the

director's chair for the first time in Pitch Perfect 2.

And of course, we talk about working together on Cocaine Bear and how my role in the movie came to be.

When I went to high school, it was like, what am I going to do after school?

I was a latchkey kid, and my parents were like, you're not coming home.

You know what I mean? You got to do something.

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