Interview: Danielle Deadwyler (Station Eleven) and Cooper Raiff (Cha Cha Real Smooth)

Little Gold Men by Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair

Tv & Film

4.2 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 June 2022

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

The star of Station Eleven revisits the pre and post-pandemic production of the pre and post-pandemic series, while writer/director/actor Raiff plots what's next in his Hollywood career— at 25, he's already got big plans.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, the award season podcast from Vanity Fair.
0:05.0	It's such an honor to present this next award.
0:08.0	And here are the nominees.
0:09.0	And the Oscar goes to...
0:12.0	And the Oscar goes to...
0:14.0	And I can't deny the fact that you like me right now!
0:18.0	You like me!
0:19.0	I'm the King of the World!
0:21.0	There's a mistake.
0:23.0	Moonlight, you guys won Best Picture.
0:30.0	I am Katie Rich, and I'm here for this interview episode with David Canfield.
0:40.0	Hello, David.
0:41.0	Hello.
0:42.0	You and I got to do this week's interviews.
0:44.0	And first we'll hear you in conversation with Daniel Denweiler, who had a really strong breakout role.
0:50.0	On a show full of strong breakout roles, I will say, on Station 11.
0:53.0	So what'd you guys talk about?
0:55.0	Well, Daniel and I have a bit of history.
0:58.0	For this job in my previous life, I was an entertainment weekly reporter.
1:03.0	And I think the last thing I did before COVID-19 hit was visited the set of Station 11.
1:09.0	That is bananas.
1:10.0	And interviewed Daniel Denweiler, because it was her...
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