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

Today on Happy, sad, confused Daniel Craig from Bond to Benoit Blanc.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harlow. It's welcome to another edition of Happy, sad, confused.

Man, oh man, we are ending this year with a bang. Some really great guests on the podcast. I am so thrilled in a lot of first timers.

Whether it's Chris Hemsworth, Adam Sandler, Kate Winslet last week, and now...

Man, Daniel Craig. Been on the list for a while. Have not done a ton with Daniel over there. Some stuff, but certainly nothing like this.

This is another one of our great live events at 92NY, a sold-out crowd. About 800 people cheering on Daniel. They had just seen glass onion.

This was a special night. Now first, let me just get out of the way. This is a non-spoiler conversation.

So if you have not seen glass onion yet, if you're not, accept. Except there is one moment in the first 10-15 minutes.

I do call it out. I say, little spoiler warning. So just listen up, and then skip ahead about two minutes.

It's a brief section. It's not going to ruin the movie for you, but there is a little spoiler section, and it comes on relatively early.

So just keep your ears peeled for that. Beyond that, this covers a lot. Beyond the Knives Out movies, which you know I love.

Glass onion, by the way, is on Netflix, December 23rd. You'll be able to check it out for yourself and enjoy.

Of course, we dig into James Bond, and he is so refreshingly candid and open about Bond now. I feel like he is more open than ever.

Kind of without the weight of the world on his shoulders, frankly. It also helped that this was at the end of the year after the press cycle was over.

He really didn't do a ton of stuff like this. This was kind of the biggest thing I think he did, frankly, for glass onion, and I'm very honored to say that.

And we also got a chance to dig into tons of aspects of his career, whether it's the influence of his mom on his life, his extensive theater resume, early film work, even Tomb Raider,

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