Demi Moore: Hair Magician

Literally! With Rob Lowe

Stitcher & Team Coco

Society & Culture

4.7 • 12.6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 August 2020

⏱️ 51 minutes

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In which Rob and actress/producer/author Demi Moore discuss recording foley sounds for her new podcast Dirty Diana, shooting the courtroom scene from A Few Good Men, and reminisce about the effect director Joel Schumacher had on their lives. Plus: Rob tells the story of the infamous “Snow White disaster."

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0:00.0	Oh, there you are!
0:02.0	There you are!
0:04.0	There you are!
0:06.0	There you are! Where are you?
0:08.0	I'm in a... what do they call it?
0:10.0	Where do they put the one person during the state of the union so that you survive a nuclear blast?
0:14.0	Oh, on secured location.
0:16.0	Yes.
0:17.0	Which happens to be my basement.
0:31.0	Hi!
0:32.0	Welcome to the podcast.
0:33.0	So there are certain people in a career that you are always affiliated with.
0:39.0	People always think of you, you know, in the collaborations that you've done together.
0:45.0	And there's just something about Demi Moore.
0:48.0	Above and beyond the fact that she's a tremendous movie star, a fashion icon, author,
0:54.0	and has a new podcast called Dirty Diana.
0:58.0	Wow!
1:00.0	Which is where our conversation begins.
1:02.0	You know, provocateur, headline grabber, all the things that we know about beautiful, great voice,
1:09.0	all the things that we know about Demi.
1:11.0	But there's something about her that has always captured people's imagination
1:15.0	and two of the movies that we did together about last night, and St. Ellis Fire,
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