You know, I really love action comedy.

I love action-adventure comedy.

I just find, like, when that's done really well,

it's so satisfying to get, make, have people laugh and to have them, you know,

give them some thrills or chills and fun, entertaining experience.

Those are the kind of movies I loved growing up.

Yeah. Hello, and welcome back to the director's cut, brought to you by the Director's Guild of America.

In today's episode, an agent attempts to capture the world's most wanted art thief and director Ross and Marshall Thurber's action comedy, Red Notice. The film follows FBI

profiler John Hartley, who is forced to partner with the world's greatest and most notorious

art thieves on a daring heist. In addition to Red Notice, Mr. Thurber's other directorial credits include skyscraper,

Central Intelligence, and We're the Millers, the pilot episode of the series Ryan Hansen solves

crimes on television, and episodes of the series The Loop and Marry Me.

Following a recent screening of the film at the DGA theater in Los Angeles, Mr. Thurber shares

insight into the making of Red Notice with fellow director Jome Colette, Sarah.

Listen on for their spoiler-filled conversation.

So, Rosen, first of all, congratulations.

Thank you.

I hear you.

This movie broke all kinds of Netflix records.

Yeah, we found out this morning that we're the number one most watched feature film in the history of Netflix.

Yeah.

Thank you.

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