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Today on Happy Sad Confused

today on Happy Sad Confused Zachary Quinto on Nosferatu and his favorite

comfort movie Magnolia. Hey guys I'm Josh Harrow, it's welcome to another

addition of happy said, another returning champion, Zachary Quinto, you know him, you love him from Star Trek from Nosferatu from so many things, came back on the podcast remotely, yes, these are the times we're living in, but

thrilled nonetheless to catch up with Zach about the second season of Nosferatu,

which is on AMC, but really happy mostly to talk to him about one of his favorite

comfort movies.

As you guys know, if you've been listening, we're celebrating the movies that bring us a little

joy, make us feel a little bit

safer and happier in this world, and people are interpreting that in every

different possible way, and I delight in that. Zachary chose one of my favorite movies of all time,

not necessarily one I would think of as a comfort movie,

but again, it's up to how you want to interpret this guys.

He chose Paul Thomas Anderson's 1999 epic film Magnolia. You guys, if you listen to this

podcast, are probably familiar with this film. I'm sure you know the works of Paul Thomas Anderson, but to refresh, this is just his third film after Boogie Knights and Hard 8. This is the giant ensemble that featured Tom Cruise and Philip Seymour and

Julian Moore and William H. Macy and John C. Riley and just like dozens of others all

delivering stellar work. It's an Altman-esque intersecting storyline piece set in California,

very much based, at least in part from experiences

that Paul Thomas Anderson was going through at the time

dealing with the loss of his dad and it's an intensely personal,

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