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Today on Happy Say Confused, Chris Hemsworth pushes himself to the limits with a new series on Disney Plus.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Horowitz and welcome to another edition of Happy, sad, confused. Alright, let me just deal with the elephant in the room. I know my voice sounds like crap.

I sound I think worse than I am. Confronting a little cold. No, it's not COVID. I've been taking the tests. Don't you worry. The truth is, guys, I have been busy.

If you follow me on social media, I feel like you probably have a sense of this. In the last week, let me see if I can even remember what I've done.

Went to Los Angeles, hosted the press conference for Glass Onion, the new Knives Out movie, hosted the red carpet for Glass Onion,

interviewed Anya Taylor Joy, came back to New York on the red eye, interviewed Janelle Monet for MTV, did the first New York screening and hosted the panel for Damian Chazelle's Babylon with some little known folks like Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie.

Then I moderated the panel for Devotion, which aren't the majors and Glenn Powell. And now I am barely upright. But I did talk to Chris Hemsworth yesterday, and that is now the main event on the podcast today.

Now I'm not saying all that. You're probably like, whoa is me Josh? You're hanging out with these amazing people. You're seeing these amazing movies. Just shut up. I get it. I sound obnoxious. I'm still tired. I need a rest.

The next news is the holidays are coming. I hope you guys have great plans to take a break for the Thanksgiving holiday and recharge the batteries. I know that's on my agenda.

Yeah. Well, we're going to hit the ground running right after the holiday with a ton more amazing episodes.

Let me get this out of the way too. Some more live events in New York City. You can purchase your tickets to Adam Sandler, folks.

November 29th at 92 and why we are screening his film Hustle followed by a live happy, sad, confused, taping that is going to be awesome. Then on December 8th, we have Mr. Kumail Nanjiani at 92 and why again, another live taping of happy, sad, confused.

I believe we are going to show an episode of his new series, the Chip and Dale series. So a lot to talk about. Kumail about his very fascinating evolution as an actor, comic, performer, etc.

So there'll be more to come too. We have at least one more I think in December that is going to knock your socks off. So stay tuned. All the information as always is in the show notes.

Okay. You're probably here though, not for all that other stuff. You're probably here for Mr. Chris Hemsworth. And of course you should be. This man is a genetic marvel. He's 9 feet tall. He's gorgeous and talented. If he weren't so nice, I would hate him. But he is super nice. And I've always enjoyed chatting with Chris dating back to the first time we met when he was announced.

Not announced, but I guess he came out on stage at Comic Con with the first trailer for Thor. I think that was 2010. Again, as always one of these guys, fun to reminisce about the journey the last, in this case, dozen years.

Chris is in a great place right now. He has a new series on Disney Plus from Nat Geo that I really dug. It's called The Limitless. And it is basically about confronting the limits that we face in our lives.

Can we push through? Can we live longer, healthier lives? What is the path to that? It comes from Darren Arnowski. So you know it's going to be special. It's shot beautifully. It's really a cool show. We dig into a lot of it in this conversation.

Plus talk, of course, about Thor, about the Star Trek movie that I still kind of hope happens with him returning about Furiosa, which he just shot. A lot of talk about that in this.

You're going to get your money's worth. I promise you. This conversation was hosted at the Paley Center in New York City. I love the Paley Center. We did a recent happy second views taping with Colin Hanks there. I moderated an event over there for War of the Rings.

It's a beautiful, fantastic space that you should check out if you're in New York City. They always have awesome events going on. So check it out. Paley Center, my big thanks to them for hosting this conversation. And hopefully we'll do.

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