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Hello and welcome to films to be buried with. My name is Brett Goldstein. I'm a comedian, an actor, a writer, a director, shot put and I love films. As Roy T. Bennett once said, Start each day with a positive thought and a grateful heart and also the theme tune from the Lego movie. I know it was meant to be a satire and corporations, but it's also a fucking banger if we're're honest. Every week, I invite a special guest over. I tell them they've died, then I get them to discuss their life through the films that meant the most of them. Previous guests include Barry Jenkins, Amber Ruffin, Mark Frost, Sharon Stone and even Fledger. But this week, it's the brilliant comedian, writer and actor. It's Emily Heller. I've got the last five dates of my stand-up tour, show, The Second Best Night of Your

Life, Come and see me in New Orleans, Fort Lauderdale, Baltimore, Seattle or Bellingham.

Get your tickets at Brett GoldsteinTor.com. We'll have a right old laugh, won't we? Yes, we will.

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So Emily Heller, Emily Heller is an excellent comedian. She's done two brilliant specials. She's an actor. She's a writer. She worked on Barry. She worked on loads of things that you love. She's got a new Jeopardy podcast coming out. I think she's brilliant. I gigged with her back in the day, and I think she's amazing. We recorded this on Zoom about a week or so ago, and it was an absolute delight, and I really think you're going to love this one.

So that is it for now.

I very much hope you enjoy episode 318 of Films to Be buried with.

Hello and welcome to Fil to be buried with.

It is me, Brett Goldstein, and I am joined today by a writer, an actor, a podcaster, a stand-up comedian, a barrier, a surviving jacker, a people of the welder, a baby genius, a good for hera,

a hero, a legend, one of the first stand-ups I think I met when I first came out to L.A. True or false, I believe so. Please welcome to the show. I'm a massive fan. Very excited

she's here. It's Emily Heller. Hello. Oh, yeah. We did a, we did a

benefit together. I didn't realize that was like when you first came out. That was definitely

the first big gig I did in L.A. I'd been coming, I guess I'd done pilot season a few times.

But yeah, we did that mad benefit. Oh, wow. What a weird, what a weird thing. Yeah. And I met you. It was

you and it was the lovely late Willie Garson who was incredibly lovely and he was emceeing the event

and you were on, I was on Reggie Watts. Nicky Glazer. Nicky Glazer. The gang was all there.

What a lineup. And I remember Willie Garston saying to me, I was on first and he said, I'm not going to do much warm up. And he went on and he went, ladies gentlemen, welcome to the night. Your first act is Brett Gansley. And I was like, Jesus. And as I passed him, I went, you didn't lie. You didn't lie. Yeah. Okay. Can I ask you, do you prefer

when the host does that or when they do too much? When they, like, do a lot of time, it's not

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