The following conversation was recorded prior to the actor's strike.

It has to feel a little dangerous. I think you have to feel certainly at the beginning.

I don't know if I can do this and then you go at it.

And that drives it. That gives you the hunger and the energy to go at it.

Prepare your ears, humans. Happy, sad, confused, begins now.

Today, I'm happy, second-used. I'm Josh Harowitz. I'm thrilled to say we have a returning

champion to the podcast. I'm going to make a blush, but he's one of our finest actors.

But one in only Killian Murphy and we have a really good occasion to have you back in the podcast

because six collaboration with Mr. Nolan. Congratulations, man.

Thanks very much.

So we kind of did this as your life conversation last time. And this time since it is,

it is a defining collaboration with Christopher. I want to talk a little bit about,

I want to talk a lot about the film, but also about your relationship with him.

It started on Batman. Yeah. You were a fan of his work. I know. Yes.

Yes. Yeah. Did the man you met match the guy you had in your head?

Like, did you have preconceived notions of what this guy was going to be based on following

Memento, etc? Yeah. I'd seen Memento and Insomniah. Then I went back and watched

following him in that order. I didn't know who's going to be so English.

I didn't see it. What do we do? I don't know the whole package.

But you know, because he also was an Irish passport as well. You should ask him about that.

English is a true James Bond. Yeah. You can't. I was, you know, struck immediately by,

I guess he's brain. Yeah. You know, it's kind of phenomenal.

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