From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to the treatment.

I'm sitting across from a man who you may know, of course, as Brad Pitt or one of the stars of Moody's points.

Yeah? And also... who you may know, of course, as Brad Pitt or one of the stars of Moody's points. Yeah.

And also, again, I'd like to say,

the closest I will ever get to Hamilton is my guest,

Taryn Killen, was sitting across from me.

He's made his debut as a writer-director with the film Killing Gunther,

which I actually feel, in some ways,

is very close to illegitimuses.

They're both kind of these comedies about abandonment issues.

Yes, yes, absolutely.

No, you've latched on to my...

I boiled it down.

Yeah, yeah.

Where does this come from?

Why are you making fun of people being left behind?

I know.

I don't know, because my family is very tight, very close, mom and dad.

We're together. They're now separated, but we're

together all through my childhood. Yeah, I don't know. It's a great point. I think it's the world

of spies and assassins is a lonely world. So I think maybe I, you know, worked in backwards

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