Carrie Coon

Happy Sad Confused

Josh Horowitz

Tv & Film

4.5 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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This is the podcast conversation that tried not to happen but damnit, we made sure it did. After losing their first chat to the ravages of technological snafus, Josh and Carrie chat about her quick ascent in TV and film, after a Tony nominated performance in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?". They chat about Carrie's film debut in David Fincher's "Gone Girl", why "The Leftovers" was so special, her new film, "The Nest", AND her upcoming role in the new "Ghostbusters" film! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Prepare your ears humans. Happy Sad Confused begins now.
0:05.0	Today on Happy Sad Confused, Carrie Coon, from Gone Girl and The Leftovers to her new film, The Nest.
0:20.0	Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrowitz. Welcome to another edition of Happy, Sad, Confused, the great Carrie Coon.
0:26.8	Our main guest, our only guest on the podcast today, someone I wanted to have on the podcast for quite a while.
0:33.0	Carrie Kuhn, if you love actors, if you love film and TV,
0:36.3	the last few years has been an embarrassment of riches because she has been
0:39.9	stellar in production after production.
0:42.5	She is one of those that is amazing on the stage.
0:45.8	She was Tony nominated for Who's Afraid of Virginia
0:48.2	Wolf, among other things.
0:50.4	She has been amazing on television. Fargo, The Leftovers of course, and in film.
0:57.0	Her film debut was in fact, talk about an intimidating way to start a film career.
1:02.0	Her film debut was in David
1:03.3	Fincher's gone girl where she played Ben Affleck's twin sister, more than
1:07.7	held her own in that one and she has been delivering great performance after
1:11.6	great performance and her latest continues that tradition.
1:15.9	It is a leading role, thankful to say it is a leading role in a film.
1:19.8	She has not had enough opportunities to lead a film, she is up there opposite Jude Law in the new
1:26.0	film The Nest. This is a film that debuted way back when in January at Sundance, got a release and is now available on Amazon Prime on demand.
1:37.6	You can order it on all the various platforms to watch right now and it is definitely well
1:42.4	worth your time. This is a film from
1:43.9	Sean Durkin, the director of Martha, Marcy, May Marlene. Took him a while to
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