Hey, what's going on it's Bill Burr. It's time for the Thursday afternoon just before Friday, Monday morning

podcast. You know whenever I'm videoing, that means I have a special guest, a very special

guest to the point I wore a sweater, huh? The importance of this man. He's done everything movies, television, Broadway, he's been nominated for like everything. You know him from Star Wars and God knows ever I saw

him in this amazing Broadway play called Burn This he's got a movie coming out called a got it Ferrari with Michael man Christmas day. Please welcome Adam driver. Jesus Christ

Thank you. How are you? I'm good. Sorry. We had a little confusion before this started. I was like when is the movie coming out? When is this podcast coming out? So first off, great to see you. And I am very excited about this movie because you know there has been movies about

F1 and that type of stuff but this seems like it's gonna dig further you're

playing Enzo Ferrari mhm okay and this isn't just

gonna be it's not like days of thunder meets Italian supercars no I'm

if people are expecting it to just be non-stop racing, it's not that.

There is racing for sure and it shot really well because it's a Michael Matt movie, but it's

also because...

You're fighting for the same girl

and Robert Duval's in it.

Yeah, exactly. I race Robert Duval in 1957.

Yeah, there we go.

But it's a very character-driven movie, just like Michael Mann's movies are.

You know, that's so hopefully by the time that somebody actually crashes you care that they live or die.

Well one of the few books I've read in my life.

I was saying I read this.

It wasn't a sports autobiography.

I read this book called The Limit and it was this amazing

story. Basically it was a history of F1, kind of like how dangerous it was in the 1950s and I looked up most of the

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