Edward Norton on the 20-Year Journey to Making 'Motherless Brooklyn' | Larry Wilmore: Black on the Air

Larry Wilmore: Black on the Air

The Ringer

Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2019

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Larry Wilmore is joined by Edward Norton to talk about playing a man with Tourette syndrome in his newest film 'Motherless Brooklyn' (9:45), working with the director David Fincher (27:10), and what it's like to both act in and direct a movie (48:37). Host: Larry Wilmore Guest: Edward Norton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:03.8	As awards season continues to pick up through the fall,
0:06.0	make sure you're subscribed to the big picture podcast
0:08.5	with Sean Fennese.
0:09.8	He and Amanda Dobbins will cover everything
0:11.8	you need to know about this fall's Oscar contenders.
0:14.6	And Sean will be interviewing the industry's
0:16.2	premier directors leading up to the awards.
0:18.7	You can listen to his conversations with Bong Junho,
0:21.2	Noah Bongback, Antonio Bandera's, and more
0:23.6	on Apple Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.4	Hey, welcome back.
0:31.4	This is Larry Wormor, you're listening to Black on the Air.
0:33.8	How's it going everybody?
0:35.2	I can hear you speak up.
0:36.2	I can hear you.
0:37.2	It's good to be back.
0:38.4	Been away for a little bit.
0:40.4	But I have a really fun interview today with Mr. Edward Gorton,
0:45.4	actor extraordinaire.
0:47.4	Man, he's been a, you know what, the thing is,
0:50.4	I don't know if he's been in a lot of, a lot of movies,
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