Hi, Dan. How you doing? Good. How are you? Where are you? I'm in Santa Barbara and you're in Paris. We're in two great places.

Santa Barbara sounds pretty nice right now. Well, Paris sounds very nice to me.

Hey everybody. Rob Lowe here.

Well, literally podcast. The talented Diane Krueger joins us from Paris, from gay Paris.

She will be here with us. Imminently, Ms Krueger is also a first time author, a children's book.

By the way, I hear children's books are among the hardest books to write. So that's very impressive.

Her book is called A Name From The Sky. You know, like actors have credits. They, you know,

they've worked a lot of people and it's all in when I sort of pick a credit and obsess on it.

It doesn't mean that I don't like the rest of their work. It just means that they were in something

that I freaking cannot get over. And such is the case with Ms Krueger. That's saying something.

That's not nothing. Anyway, let's get to it. Diane Krueger.

What brings you to Paris? We're actually here for almost a year as a family.

I was here making a movie over the summer and now Norman is about to start his spin-off,

filming in France, total coincidence. So this is the walking dead spin-off?

Yeah, his character. I'm not sure what it's called, but it's the Darrell's spin-off.

Yeah. In France. I know, right? The brutal Darrell of the woods.

The nine boggles. He's in the Boat de Ballon.

Probably. And it is very scary. You know, that show is legendary for a number of reasons,

but not the least of which is it was one of the hardest shows in the world to shoot.

Like, crew members who I work with are like, oh, I did seasons three and four.

What are I to want to do? It's like they still have the like tick bites, the mosquito bites,

the like, yeah. Yeah. I mean, Georgia in the summer is definitely a force.

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