All right, everyone. Welcome to the Gaslet Nation early show. We have a big announcement.

This Friday, March 11th at 1 p.m. Eastern time. That's 1 p.m. New York City time, as I

always have to remember it. I am organizing and Sarah, you're welcome to come if you want

to know you're busy. But I am organizing a fundraiser for the key of independent and

a prolyscar, a wonderful humanitarian organization serving the Donbass region of Eastern Ukraine.

That's been under Russian invasion since 2014. And this fundraiser is going to feature

the great Ignatia Holland, the director of Mr. Jones, who took a chance on an unknown

big nothing like me. Like really, she's the one that got my film made by trusting in me.

And that is a miracle if anybody has any familiarity with how Calis and misogynistic and gross

the global film industry can be. Ignatia was an angel that just came out the flaming

sword and said, let's do this. And so Ignatia Holland, who also gave the world Europa Europa,

a stunning classic film about a Jewish boy who hides and Hitler's youth to survive. She

also directed the original version of the Seagrardan. She's done dozens of films. She's

directed episodes for House of Cards, The Wire, The Affair, Rosemary's Baby, and the list

goes on and on. She's a master filmmaker, the elected chairwoman of the European Film Academy.

I believe currently she has been for several years. She's a filmmaker's filmmaker. And if

you love storytelling, if you love the power of cinema, if you love fierce women that

are ninjas, because she's like a tiny little woman that has more energy than all of us

combined, you've got to meet her at this fundraiser to help Ukraine. And also we have with

us James Norton, the British star of Mr. Jones. He starred in Grandchester and he was the

crime fighting priest. He was in McMathia, which is another must see series about the Transnational

Crime Syndicate. He was in Guadalgrig's Little Women and lots of other amazing films and television

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