Stephanie Hsu, Sam Wasson, and Kasi Lemmons on The Treat

The Treatment

KCRW

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4.6 • 639 Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

This week on The Treatment, Elvis sits down with Academy Award nominee Stephanie Hsu, who’s up for her supporting role in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”

Next, writer Sam Wasson talks about his latest book that goes behind the scenes of moviemaking, “Hollywood: The Oral History.” And for The Treat, director Kasi Lemmons delves into the magical realism of her favorite authors.

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0:00.0	From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.
0:14.6	It's the treatment. I'm here with Academy Award nominee and historically plosive.
0:20.4	Everything everywhere.
0:21.4	Once I saw her in SpongeBob, Stephanie Schu.
0:24.3	And first of all, I want to say about you also in the Marvel's Mrs. Maisel is that you have
0:29.5	what I would call an impact player.
0:32.0	In an ensemble, you know how to be seen.
0:34.7	And that's quite a skill to have that your entrance in SpongeBob,
0:38.4	you do the split on stage, first of all.
0:40.7	Thank you.
0:41.5	Thank you.
0:41.7	Just you know I actually saw it.
0:42.7	I know.
0:43.7	What works so well about this for you is that you are so expressive physically.
0:50.2	And you have the physical arrogance of a dancer, which is to say whenever you stand,
0:55.6	your physical posture tells us what joyous feeling, doesn't it?
0:59.6	It does.
1:00.4	I am a very physical actor.
1:03.0	I've always been very connected to the body,
1:05.8	and the body is always my way in.
1:08.4	This is the instrument, right?
1:09.8	As an actor, as a performer, I am the saxophone,
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