Hello and

welcome to Little Golden Men, the podcast from Vanity Fair and Panoply that proves that a

award season is a year round event.

I am Katie Rich, the deputy editor for vanityfair.com and I'm here with the person who boldly

filled in for me last week as host Richard Lawson, our phone critic, thank you.

I survived somehow.

You were great. He was were great I hope he was awesome

I hope we still have listeners thank you all for sticking around our staff

writer Joanna Robinson hello and our digital director Mike Kogan

hi it's so nice to have all of us back in one place we have digital director, Mike Hogan. Hi. Hi.

It's so nice to have all of us back in one place.

We have a lot to talk about this week, even though there's not really any big awardsy stuff happening

around us.

We're going to have an interview with James Gray, the director of The Lost City of ZE.

And writer. I believe it's called The Lost City of Z. And writer.

I believe it's called The Lost City of Zed, I've been told.

Well, yeah, I was talking with David Sims from the Atlantic, who's a friend and colleague,

and he grew up in London, despite having an American accent,

and he's insisting and call it

lost city of Z. So I think maybe we should follow his.

Wait. Because it's about British people and they call it ZED they don't call it ZED.

They call it ZED. Yeah. So maybe what they?. I really don't like Zed in general.

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