I get a lot of so much slack. I'm like, it's no, it wasn't my choice when they're like,

you know, she's like, I could do this all day and they're followed by, she's immediately

cut and half by Frisbee. And then the audience being like, she can't do it all day.

Apparently not.

Apparently you can't. So, yeah, egg on your face. And I'm like, oh, it doesn't really serve

Peggy very well.

Prepare your ears, humans. Happy, sad, confused, begins.

Today on Happy Second Fused, I'm Josh Horowitz. And my guest today loves barreling through

the streets of Rome handcuffed to Tom Cruise, dancing into the sunset with Steve Rogers.

She's at home on the stage. She's also at home talking to me. She's a very wise lady.

It's the one and only. Hilly. Wow, what an introduction, Josh. Thank you. It's good to see you again.

It's so good to see you. I've been on the periphery a little bit on this mad tour of yours.

Yeah, you're there at the beginning in Rome. I was there at the crazy world premiere.

Spanish steps as one does. The first time it's ever had a premiere,

the Spanish steps. I mean, if anyone's going to be able to get a premiere there at Tom,

so it was a lifetime experience. Insanity. How are you holding up? I was just saying,

when you walk in the room, you seem remarkably composed and coherent for somebody that's been

traveling the world for a few weeks. I am. I think there's different stages of delirium

that kicks in at different times of the day. But I think also when we've come towards the end of it now

and the response of the movie of people who have seen it is so overwhelmingly positive

that it gives me so much energy. So the interviews I've done, the people I've met, they've

loved it. And it feels like this film was always designed for an audience on the big screen.

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