Gilligan has proven again and again that he's a skilled storyteller in this universe.

I think it's a year to the day that I interviewed him last year when he was promoting a film called What They Had with Hillary Swank and Michael Shannon, which was, I think, a decent movie.

And forged particular was very good in it.

It's just odd how life works, but obviously it was a wonderful actor.

And we'll talk more about him and re-ear the interview, which Rick Pascmer and Dan Stanzak can confirm was one of the best people did.

He's a very funny guy and very talented and very charming as well.

Before we get rollin' though, I did give up a New York Film Festival ticket to my man Joe.

And again, courtesy of Mel B hookin' us up to go see Motherless Brooklyn, which is Edward Norton's real passion project.

It's adapted from a great book, which Joe and I both read years ago.

I stole it from my buddy, Cabbie's bookshelf when you're at Ryerson.

And Edward Norton producing, directing, co-writing, starring in this.

I mean, this is all Edward Norton all the time.

Motherless Brooklyn hitting theaters, I believe, in a couple of weeks, Joe.

What are your thoughts on it?

I liked it.

I wouldn't say that it blew me away, but it took nine years for Edward Norton to make.

Like you said, he wrote, directed, starred in it.

And it was kind of a loose adaptation on the book.

So any fans of the book out there, which is incredible and must read.

This was definitely kind of a loose adaptation.

Takes place 40 years before, then the book takes place in the 1950s.

I would give it a solid three maple leaves.

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