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I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today is one of the most talented and enigmatic

artists working in Hollywood.

A guy who is just 39 but already has tried everything including drama

and comedy film and TV multiple graduate programs and a PhD program writing a

novel and starring on a soap opera, hosting the Oscars, and the list goes on.

Picking up along the way, a Golden Globe for the 2001 TV movie James Dean, and a Best

Actor Oscar nomination for 2010's 127 hours and now doing

some of the best work of his career playing Twins in 1970s New York on

HBO's The Deuce two of the eight episodes of which he also directed, and giving one of his most acclaimed performances yet, as Tommy Wezzo, the wacky guy behind the 2003 cult film The Room, in the new film The Disaster Artist, James Franco.

But first I sat down at the offices of the Hollywood reporter with one of the funniest guys in show business,

an actor best known for playing Job Bluth on Arrested Development and for voicing the title character on Bojack Horseman,

who most recently voiced Bruce Wayne and Batman for last February's blockbuster animated feature, the LEGO Batman movie, Will Arnett. All right, Will. B about what everyone's talking about in Hollywood at the moment.

Traffic.

Right, where you're going to say traffic?

Maybe not from the stage of the Academy's Governor's Awards, the honorary Oscar ceremony

they had this weekend where people have been remarking.

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