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Look out. It's only films to be buried with. My name is Brett Goldstein. I'm a comedian, an actor, a writer, a director, a wrecking ball, and I love films. As William Hazlitt once said, a gentle word, a kind look and a good-natured smile can work wonders. But have you ever tried to hold your breath when Tom Cruise holds his breath when he goes underwater in one of the Mission Impossible films and see if you can hold it as long as he can? Every week I invite a special guest over, I tell them they'd died and I get them to discuss their life through the films that meant the most of Previous guests include Barry Jenkins, Kevin Smith, Sharon Stone and even Hibsambles. But this week, we have filmmaker, writer and actor. It's the brilliant Osgood Perkins. You can still watch my film, all of you, which are made with Will Bridges and Imaging Putes on Apple TV. Thank you to everyone who's seen it already and said such lovely things. Go ahead and watch it again at home if you'd like. We're very proud of this film. We hope you'd like it. Head over to the Patreon at patreon.com forward slash Brett Goldstein. You get an extra 20 minutes with Osgood. We talk beginnings and endings. He tells me a secret. You get the whole episode, uncut, ad-free and as a video. Check it out over at patreon.com forward slash break oldsteen. So, Osgood Perkins. You might know him as the writer and director behind the monkey and long legs. His new film, Keeper, is out in cinemas November 14th and it is amazing. This was my first time meeting, Osgood. We recorded this on Zoom the other week. He's amazing. It was a really brilliant. It's one of my

favorite episodes. I really think you're going to love this one. So that is it for now. I very much

hope you enjoy episode 376 of films to be buried with. It is me, Brett Goldstein, and I am joined today by an actor, a writer, a producer, a director, a black coat daughter, a pretty thing that lives in the house, a Gretel,

a Hansel, a long leg, a monkey, and a psycho. Please welcome to the show. He's an absolute legend,

is one of the great directors, is Osgood Perkins. I'm applauding on my side. I don't know if

that's coming through, but I applaud myself.

You should. You absolutely should. How are you? Osgood.

I feel very fortunate and humbled and grateful in all the things that a person is supposed to feel when things are going well.

Oh, that's nice. Well, having seen The Monkey and all of your films, I wonder if when things are going well, you are waiting for an axe

to strike you in the head. Well, you're a smart man, aren't you? You know how adult life. You know

how adult life works. Yes, the other shoe, dangling from the toe, ready to drop. Yeah, it's,

it's disarming. Things looking really good is a scary spot to be in for sure,

as someone wisely said, beware of happiness. Yes. Maybe it was the Buddha, I don't know.

The monkey, which I was a big fan of, is one could argue a comedy, or at least it's kind of...

I certainly meant it to be a comedy, so I don't think we need to argue. I think you're

right. Okay. I think it is a comedy, but I think it's scarier than long legs. Even the long legs

is so scary, but the monkey is so scary because of the worldview of the monkey, of what the film is saying, I think.

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