From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to the treatment.

I'm Elvis Mitchell.

I'm sitting across somebody who I've known for a little bit.

Actually, I met him.

If you remember this,

and you online trying to get into wet hot American summer at Sundance.

I do remember that.

Yeah, I was so excited.

David Wayne had gotten like a house, I think,

for the whole cast.

There was like 25 of us or something that went to Sundance.

He called it Sundance.

He kept doing the interviews, you know, that whole weekend, and he kept saying the Sundance Film Festival.

And finally, somebody picked up on it that he was saying Sundance. But yeah, I couldn't get in.

Yeah, you remember that vividly. I remember. By the way, my guest is Bradley Cooper, the writer,

director, and star of a star is born.

I guess the thing that always strikes me so much about your performance is, and I wonder

if this is kind of an Italian thing, that your character is often the people who get really

close to people, like physically, or they use their voice, they get really close, and almost

invade their space.

And that's just watching you with Lady Gaga, the way you just touch her immediately.

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