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and is distributed by NPR. It's bullseye, I'm Jesse Thorne. There aren't many actors who can straddle the

worlds of high art and blockbusters as deftly as my guest John Malkovich.

This is a guy who, I knew, he has started an acclaimed Broadway rendition of death of a salesman.

He has been the star of countless indie dramas.

Perhaps his greatest role was in Conair and he was even in a call of duty game and

there could be no greater example of that genre of actor, great in everything. Distinctive, compelling, unforgettable. You don't have to think too long and hard about why back in 1999,

Spike Jones and Charlie Kaufman decided to make a bonkers brilliant comedy called

Being John Malkovich. Like, I don't know, if it was being Dermot Mulroney

or something, it might have been good, but it wouldn't have been the same.

Malkovich's latest project is a TV show called The New Look on Apple TV Plus. It's about two of

Malkovich's greatest passions, high-stakes drama and

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