Hey, this is the moment. I'm Brian Cobbleman. Thanks for listening. This is, well, this is a long time coming and a super treat to have a guy in here that I've been friends with for over 20 years and who was so instrumental in me having a career to begin with and be able to do this for a living

Edward Norton, writer, director, producer, actor, and incredibly loyal and good friend.

Edward, thanks for being here.

You got me all choked up?

Right?

Just when you were saying writer, director.

Oh, no, I'm kidding.

That's the part.

Damn it you got me again.

I got you.

I got you. Even as you were saying it, I was like, he always sent me up.

No, no, it does choke me up.

I can't believe, last night when you said 22 years,

I was like, how is that possible?

Like, you're not even one of my college friends I know it's crazy where we're old dude

God I mean I just showed when you told me your son Sam is writing a book with Neil Kautyel, I was like, I am

fucking past it. Well, yeah, because he was two on rounders. You know what he was?

Like he would come to set. He was two years old. Here's where I want to start. So Edwards new movie,

Motherless Brooklyn, is out and it is a must-see movie. If you're the kind of

person who listens to this podcast, and you are, you need to go see this movie in a theater as it's meant

to be seen.

But I want to start, and I was, Dave and I were around and watched Edward work on it from the beginning as a writer and watching your commitment and determination and relentlessness was inspiring Edward.

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