Death, Sex & Money - Anna Chlumsky Catches the Worm

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🗓️ 10 August 2016

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Anna Chlumsky left life as an actor behind until a psychic tapped her on the shoulder one day. Then she had to learn how to balance her renewed career with marriage and parenthood.

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0:00.0	I started to just get antsy because I knew I wasn't happy where I was.
0:06.4	Friends would say, I know your problem, you need to act again.
0:08.8	I'd be like, shut up, you know.
0:12.8	This is death, sex, and money.
0:15.8	Lay low for a while. You're probably wanted for murder.
0:18.8	The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.
0:21.8	I'm really not comfortable talking about S-E-X.
0:26.0	And need to talk about more.
0:27.6	It's a question.
0:28.7	Money, money's a good reason.
0:30.3	I'm Anna Sale.
0:33.1	Fans of the TV series Veep know Anna Klmsky as Amy,
0:37.1	the neurotic top aide to Julia
0:38.8	Louis Dreyfus' character, Selena Meyer.
0:41.3	Amy!
0:42.0	Yeah.
0:42.8	So what?
0:43.7	Nothing.
0:44.2	Well, I've been on the phone all night with these clueless constitutional law experts
0:48.4	of ours.
0:49.1	I don't know what's getting their dicks harder, an electoral college tire talking to a girl.
0:54.1	But Anna's current success at at age 35, came after years of not working as an actor.
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