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Chopping It Up with guest Liza Colón-Zayas
This week, Liza Colón-Zayas shares compelling stories from her illustrious career on the latest episode of the Hollywood at Home podcast. From her standout performance in "The Bear" to her role in the recently-released film IF, Colón-Zayas offers a unique and heartfelt perspective on the entertainment industry. Colón-Zayas takes us into her experiences both on and off-screen. She reflects on her admiration for co-stars like Jeremy Allen White, whose passion for his work mirrors that of his character. Colón-Zayas also recounts her week of intensive culinary training with Chef David Waltuck, where she honed her cooking skills to bring authenticity to her role. She also speaks fondly of Ayo Edebiri, noting her impressive improv skills. Listeners will hear about “The Bear’s” impact on Chicago, and learn about Liza’s admiration for Ebon Moss-Bachrach's vulnerability on set. Additionally, she shares her delightful experience being directed by John Krasinski on his new film IF. Through candid reflections on her journey, Colón-Zayas's stories promise to engage and inspire listeners, offering an intimate look at the dedication and passion behind her craft.
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By Two Squared Media Productions
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This week, Liza Colón-Zayas shares compelling stories from her illustrious career on the latest episode of the Hollywood at Home podcast. From her standout performance in "The Bear" to her role in the recently-released film IF, Colón-Zayas offers a unique and heartfelt perspective on the entertainment industry. Colón-Zayas takes us into her experiences both on and off-screen. She reflects on her admiration for co-stars like Jeremy Allen White, whose passion for his work mirrors that of his character. Colón-Zayas also recounts her week of intensive culinary training with Chef David Waltuck, where she honed her cooking skills to bring authenticity to her role. She also speaks fondly of Ayo Edebiri, noting her impressive improv skills. Listeners will hear about “The Bear’s” impact on Chicago, and learn about Liza’s admiration for Ebon Moss-Bachrach's vulnerability on set. Additionally, she shares her delightful experience being directed by John Krasinski on his new film IF. Through candid reflections on her journey, Colón-Zayas's stories promise to engage and inspire listeners, offering an intimate look at the dedication and passion behind her craft.