Carey Mulligan 🤦🏼‍♀️

Life is Short with Justin Long

Wondery

Comedy Interviews, Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Comedy

4.8 • 9.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2023

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Carey Mulligan (She Said) and Justin talk about how she and husband Marcus Mumford first met at camp, what it was like to play NYT reporter Megan Twohey in the film "She Said," and how she handles obnoxious theater audience members.

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0:00.0	Hey, prime members. You can listen to Life is Short. Add free on Amazon Music. Download the app today.
0:13.3	Christian and I are at the Wondery Studios, which is exciting for us. We drove here in
0:19.4	this little bit of a brag. I have a new car. What kind of car, Justin? Well, it's okay. You can say it.
0:26.8	It's very privileged. It's privileged. Yeah. And I know people aren't crazy about this guy now,
0:31.2	because of what would it be? You know, I don't think the guy at this point, you don't even have to
0:35.2	mention it. It's a Tesla. This new car, one of the reasons I was a little reluctant to get a new
0:39.4	car is because I don't want to turn into one of those like new car owners, those guys who want to
0:44.8	protect, you know, the car if it gets a little ding or a scratch, but it's always my other cars
0:49.7	were so dinged up that like it just was never a worry. It wasn't a concern. But now of course,
0:55.2	the new car, you're more aware of, you know, the marks on it and like keeping it clean, I guess. And so
1:01.2	yesterday, Christian's out here visiting me. It's really fun. We were at Kate's parents house,
1:06.4	and we picked up our dog happy, who is a big French Spaniel. And he is adorable, but he,
1:15.3	he's not great at keeping the saliva in his mouth. That's a very flattering way of saying it. He
1:20.6	drools. Yeah. Okay. He drools and he's jowly and he, and he's friendly. So he just wants to get up
1:26.2	on you and we, we, with the windows cracked, we left him in the car where we went and grabbed this
1:32.1	pizza. And when we got back to the car, Christian, you were struck by what? Two things. One, there were
1:38.1	big splotches of drool everywhere in the front seat. And I was about to sit in the front seat.
1:44.5	So I saw the drool. And then the second thing I noticed was like a punch in the face, the smell.
1:50.5	He's a little like Marmadouk. He's a big dog and he's, um, he doesn't smell, but when a,
1:55.4	when a dog is in, in close space that long, I'm not, I'm not blaming him. But the smell went
2:02.5	away quickly. It was just, it was just the immediacy of it. And then it dissipated and we drove,
2:08.0	you drove away and we enjoyed delicious pizza. So it had a happy end. Oh good. Okay. And this,
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