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Hello everyone, this is David Chen from Decoding Westworld and we have a

special bonus episode for you today. I am speaking today with Vincenzo

Nautale. Vincenzo N Natale is the director of cult films such as Cube and Splice.

More recently, you've seen him direct episodes of television shows such as Hannibal,

Wayward Pines, Luke Cage, and The Strain.

He's also the director of this week's episode of Westworld,

season one episode four entitled Dissidence Theory.

Vincennes and Natale, welcome to the Decoding West World Podcast.

How are you doing today, sir?

I'm very well David. How are you?

I am doing well as well, sir, and always great to chat with you.

I'm a huge fan of your films, Vincenzo, as you know,

Cube and Splice, you know, I think are brilliant and terrifying. But obviously TV is a much more

producer-driven medium than films. And so for this specific episode of Westworld,

season one episode four entitled,

dissonance theory, like where did you feel

were the places where you had the most opportunity to influence the outcome of the episode?

Well I certainly don't have any influence over the outcome and I'm really just on for the ride

which is actually one of the things that's fun

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