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Hi, everyone, and thank you for joining us for a very special episode of the Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast on which every

week for more than a decade I've had the privilege of interviewing, spending an hour, picking the brain

of a distinguished member of the entertainment industry about their life and career. This has been

going on now, as I say, for over a decade and has resulted in some pretty special conversations.

This episode, I say, for those tuning in, is being recorded during the Cannes Film Festival

in front of an audience of festival goers at Meta House, just off the Croset.

And I'm so thrilled and grateful that my guests for it is one of the truly great actresses

of our time or any other. She is, of course, best known

for her comedic talents, an inductee into the Television Academy Hall of Fame in 2014, and a recipient

of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor in 2018, as well as the National Medal of Arts in 2021.

She shares with Cloris Leachman the record for most Emmy wins for acting.

Eight spread between the unforgettable TV comedy series Seinfeld, the New Adventures of Old

Christine, and Veep, with another three on top of that for producing. But she's here in

can for the world premiere of a deeply moving dromedy, namely Tangle's

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