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Today on Happy Sec Confused, a special live event with Samuel L. Jackson, plus a catch-up with Sebastian Stan.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harlow. It's welcome to another jam-packed edition of Happy, sad, confused.

So much entertainment for your ears today, guys. I don't know what to tell you. This is a good one. This is a special one.

Okay, so here's what we got cooking for you. First up, as I promised, a little catch-up.

This is like, I don't know, 15 or 20 minutes, just catching up with our good friend, Mr. Sebastian Stan.

He has had a busy couple months. He recently appeared in Pam and Tommy, which just ended its run.

You can still catch that on television. But more to the point, his new film has just dropped on Hulu.

I believe it's also in some theaters. It is called Fresh. It is a wacko kind of surprising drama comedy horror film.

It's one of those films that the less said about it, the better. I went in pretty cold, not knowing much about it, except that Sebastian was in it.

And really, he's really the co-star. The leading lady in the film is Daisy Edgar Jones, who you might know from normal people and some other stuff.

So anyway, it's a relationship story that takes some surprising turns. Sebastian's character may not be what he seems to be.

But see, I don't want to say it. I feel like I'm already saying too much.

All you need to know, a cool, weird kind of fucked up movie called Fresh is on Hulu. It's ready for you right now. Watch it, check it out.

It's another great performance from Sebastian. And it afforded us the opportunity to have a little catch-up.

And Sebastian, I've done a lot with over the years. He is always a delight. I know you guys hearing from him. So I felt like, you know, even if it's a shorter conversation, we don't have time for the big one.

It's always worth catching up with him. So you can enjoy that. That's the first step on the podcast. So after that conversation, though, is a big old career conversation with a guy that really merits a career conversation.

We did another live event. As you guys know by now, I've been starting to do these. I did one with Sam Hewin about a week and a half ago.

And now we have the Samuel L. Jackson event, which was such a delight. So cool.

Samuel L. Jackson has done it all. I mean, he is the $27 billion man. Yes, that's how much his films have braced. The most by far of any actor.

He has been in franchise movies. He's been in cool indie movies. He's worked with Tarantino and Spike Lee many times.

And he's kind of the king of cool. He has the swagger. He has the attitude. And he's got the chops to back it up.

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