Man, I haven't seen you since we had, I think, lunch at Chip Rion here, something.

I mean, you are just a young, wide-eyed doe.

It's the gates of the Dream Factory.

It is true.

Welcome to the podcast, everybody.

This is literally with me, Rob Lowe.

Today's a really special podcast for me.

We have Michael Gandalfini, son of the great James Gandalfini, who, in my opinion,

delivered the greatest performance in the history of television as Tony soprano.

Obviously, passed away way too early, and Michael is carrying on his dad's legacy as an actor.

And I know him as a friend, he's friends with my kids, and to watch him grow into who he's become,

is super, super fun, and to get a chance to talk to him,

I think you're really going to like it.

We got into some really, really cool stuff out of all the people I've had on the show.

And we've had great people, as you know, if you've been a listener.

I think there's more good stuff about acting and getting into the business,

and why you get into the business, and the tools of the business, in this interview,

than in any interview we've ever done, on literally.

So, stand by, and let's get to, as I like to call, little Gandalfini.

I'm in LA right now.

I was out with my mom, because she lives out here for the holidays,

and here I'm about to finish my last semester of NYU.

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