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Hi everyone and thank you for tuning into the 409th episode of Awards Chatter,

the Hollywood Reporter's Awards podcast. I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today is one

of the most talented and exciting actors in the business. He's a Guatemalan born Juilliard graduate

who blew away industry insiders with his first leading screen role eight years ago

as the title character in the co-enbrothers film Inside Lewin Davis. And then two years after that

shot to international super stardom as resistance flyboy Poe Dameron in JJ Abrams Star Wars The Force

Awakens, the first of three installments of the Star Wars franchise in which he has appeared.

He has also won raves from critics and audiences alike with his work on the stage,

on the small screen in the 2015 limited series Show Me a Hero for which he won a Golden Globe.

And on the big screen in projects such as Nicholas Winding Reffens Drive in 2011,

JC Chandor's Amos Violent Ear in 2014, and Alex Garland's Ex Machina in 2015.

This year however, he is having a year unlike any other. With a standout turn as the lead

in Paul Schrader's drama The Card Counter, as a key supporting player in Denny Villeneuve's

fantasy epic Dune, and as one half of a guy Levy's two-hander five-part HBO limited series

scenes from a marriage. A New York Times critics pick less than a year ago as quote one of the 25

greatest actors of the 21st century so far, close quote Oscar Isaac. Over the course of our

conversation the 42-year-old and I discussed his roots in the theater but lifelong desire to act

on screen, how inside Lewin Davis came about and changed the entire trajectory of his career,

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