You know Richard Kine. He's that guy. This is the last laugh. I'm Matt Wilstein from The Daily Beast, and today on the show we have one of my all-time favorite character actors, Richard Kind.

Depending on your age, you might recognize Richard from mad about you or Spin City or

curb your enthusiasm.

He's also a phenomenal voice actor with roles like the imaginary friend Bing Bong in Pixar's

Inside Out and John Mullaney's character's dad on Big Mouth.

This summer he's co-starring as the inventor of the internet in the mockumentary

film The Social Ones, even though, as he tells me, his nickname for his kids is tech support.

Richard has so many great stories from his long career and he tells a lot of them on today's

show, including the time he almost guest starred on Seinfeld and why he thinks he

could have been better as Rudy Giuliani in last year's bombshell.

And make sure to stick around until the end of the episode to hear him share some incredibly

strong opinions about his comedy hero, Woody Allen.

Let's get to it. This is me and Richard Kind. So let's go. Are we going to talk about

politics, Daily Beast? I hope so. If you want to, we can. I love what you guys do. I read you

religiously, meaning I'm on my knees praying that he goes. Well, I do want to talk about you

because you work so much. You're in so many things all the time.

And now we're in this time where you can't work. So how are you handling that?

So what the hell do you want to talk about that? It's horrible. It really is. It's horrible.

I accept every Zoom script that wants to be read. I did a workshop of a musical. I'm reading plays that may be done or want to hear what it

sounds like out loud. I have more Zoom calls, but I really, really miss working. And anybody who

knows me knows that I work for work's sake and money comes second, which is why producers get me

for cheap, but I really can't do it

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