Jessie Buckley (Extended)

The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert

CBS

Tv & Film, Comedy, Comedy Interviews

4.4 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2026

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Actor Jessie Buckley, who plays Shakespeare's wife in the new film, "Hamnet," says the cast enjoyed dancing to Rihanna's "We Found Love" as a way to keep things light on set while performing material that deals with love, loss and grief. In this podcast EXCLUSIVE extended interview, hear Jessie and Stephen's fascinating conversation about using dreams to enhance your acting. "Hamnet" is in theaters now.

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0:39.0	Ladies and gentlemen, my next guest is a wonderful actor.
0:43.5	You know from Wild Rose, The Lost Daughter, and Women Talking.
0:47.3	She now stars in Hemnet.
0:50.6	Agnes, wait.
0:56.0	I know who you are.
0:59.0	Who am I?
1:00.0	Well, I...
1:02.0	I don't know you, but I've heard this...
1:04.0	I'm the daughter of a forest witch.
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