Hey, this is the moment. I'm Brian Coppelman. Thanks for listening. Our guest today, I'm so psyched for this. It's the great Diane Lane, one of the great actors, really of our time. And someone I've been watching, Diane, you and I are almost the same age. We're like a year apart. And so, you know, as long as I've been watching movies because you started so young, I've been watching you. And when I was a kid, my favorite book was The Outsiders, of course, one of the great thrills of my life was Essie Hinton following me on Twitter. I was like how is that possible that I know

Essie Hinton? And so you know you've mattered to me and to everyone in our in our whole age group and beyond for such a long time and if anyone doesn't

immediately know I mean some of the movies you've started the outside that that

amazing Trinity of the Outsiders rumble Fish Fish, and then Streets of Fire.

And then Lonesome Dove mini-series,

which I have to ask you about, which is one of the greatest,

you know, not that many people know Lonesome Dove anymore,

young people, but it is one of the most incredible sort of TV events

ever.

And then movies like Walk on the Moon, which I'll tell you, I saw that in a screening and it just blew my mind, wrecked me that movie,

Unfaithful under the Tuscan Sun, and this incredibly powerful new movie called Let Him Go among many many other things.

So I've so much I want to talk to you about and Diane Lane thanks for being here.

Thank you for having me.

It's so nice to be with you.

I love your show.

I love how you conduct your show.

It's a, I call it a show.

I hope that's okay.

It is.

And, no, I'm psyched to be here. I imagine you have a very eclectic listening body of people and I love that because it's just the diversity you know you bring yes it's true some

people there are people who listen to the podcast who don't know who've never

watched my see my TV series you know what I mean? And there are people who listen because of the guests

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