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Bogota, Colombia - 15 July 2025

1. Yolanda Villavicencio, Colombian Foreign Minister (screen left), Riyad Mansour, Palestinian U.N. ambassador (center) and Francesca Albanese, U.N. Rapporteur on Occupied Palestinian Territories (right)

2. Francesca Albanese, U.N. Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories being introduced at briefing

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN Rapporteur on Occupied Palestinian Territories:

"Each state must immediately review and suspend all ties with the State of Israel, military, strategic, political, diplomatic, economic relations, imports and exports, and to make sure that their private sectors, insurers, banks, pension funds, universities and other good and service providers in the supply chain do the same."

4. Reporter holding information sheet

5. Various meeting between U.N officials and international delegates to

discuss the Israel-Hamas war

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on Occupied Palestinian Territories:

"The U.S. is clear, not only has provided weapons -it is the first arms supplier of Israel-, but it has also provided political support and is really engaging into mafia style intimidation of so many who are trying to stop it. And this is why I keep on saying this is also about breaking the silence."

7. Various of briefing

STORYLINE:

The United Nations’ special rapporteur for Gaza and the West Bank said Tuesday that it's time for nations around the world to take concrete actions to stop what she called the “genocide” in Gaza.

Francesca Albanese spoke to delegates from 30 countries meeting in Colombia’s capital to discuss the Israel-Hamas war and ways that nations can try to stop Israel’s military offensive in the territory. Many of the participating nations have described the violence as genocide against the Palestinians.

“Each state must immediately review and suspend all ties with the State of Israel ... and ensure its private sector does the same,” Albanese said. “The Israeli economy is structured to sustain the occupation that has now turned genocidal.”

The two-day conference organized by the governments of Colombia and South Africa is being attended mostly by developing nations, although the governments of Spain, Ireland and China have also sent delegates.

Israel, which was founded in the aftermath of the Holocaust, has adamantly rejected genocide allegations against it as an antisemitic “blood libel.”

Analysts say it’s not clear whether the conference's participating countries have enough leverage over Israel to force it to change its policies in Gaza, where more than 58,000 people have been killed in Israeli military operations following a deadly Hamas attack on Israel in 2023. The death toll comes from the health ministry, which is under Gaza’s Hamas government and does not differentiate between civilians and combatants. The U.N. and other international organizations se... [truncated]

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Bogotá, Colombia - 15 July 2025

1. Various meeting between U.N officials and international delegates to

discuss the Israel-Hamas war

2. Reporter holding information sheet

3. Various of briefing

4. Francesca Albanese, U.N. Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories being introduced at briefing

5. Yolanda Villavicencio, Colombian Foreign Minister (screen left), Riyad Mansour, Palestinian U.N. ambassador (center) and Francesca Albanese, U.N. Rapporteur on Occupied Palestinian Territories (right)

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN Rapporteur on Occupied Palestinian Territories:

"Each state must immediately review and suspend all ties with the State of Israel, military, strategic, political, diplomatic, economic relations, imports and exports, and to make sure that their private sectors, insurers, banks, pension funds, universities and other good and service providers in the supply chain do the same."

5. Various of delegates at the emergency meeting

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Yolanda Villavicencio, Colombian Foreign Minister:

"We are here not only to speak but to act with legal, ethical, and political clarity in the face of one of the most serious moral challenges of our time: the suffering of the Palestinian people."

7. U.N. Special Rapporteur Albanese walking to rostrum

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on Occupied Palestinian Territories:

"I do believe that the U.S. is totally complicit with whatever Israel is doing. But to the point, that the new administration, even in the forced displacement of the Palestinians -which has occurred for decades under the watch of everyone including the United States-, has become part of the U.S. Foreign Policy, declaring that Gaza is a construction site, is to be turned into Gaza Riviera, the Riviera of the Mediterranean Sea. And also the U.S. is clear, not only has provided weapons -it is the first arms supplier of Israel; followed by Germany, to which there is a pending case of genocide, by the way-, but it has also provided political support and is really engaging into mafia style intimidation of so many who are trying to stop it. And this is why I keep on saying this is also about breaking the silence."

9. Briefing

10. Flags of delegates participating in the meeting

11. Meeting and delegates

STORYLINE:

The United Nations’ special rapporteur for Gaza and the West Bank said Tuesday that it's time for nations around the world to take concrete actions to stop what she called the “genocide” in Gaza.

Francesca Albanese spoke to delegates from 30 countries meeting in Colombia’s capital to discuss the Israel-Hamas war and ways that nations can try to stop Israel’s military offensive in the territory. Many of the participating nations have described the violence as genocide against the Palestinians.

“Each state must immediately review and suspend all ties with the State of Israel ... and ensu... [truncated]

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 11 June 2025

1. Close of African giant pouched rat sniffing for TNT (Trinitrotoluene) in a demining field

2. Wide of rat working on the deminer line

3. Mid of danger sign and Mott Sreymom, a rat handler with APOPO (organization that trains rats and dogs to detect landmines)

4. Close of rat sniffing for TNT in a demining field

5. Aerial of rat working on the deminer line ++MUTE++

6. Close of rat sniffing for TNT in a demining field and climbing on camera

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

7. Wide of deminer marking the location of a detected landmine

8. Mid of a danger sign indicating the location of a detected landmine

9. Various close of a detected Soviet-made, POMZ-2M landmine

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 11 June 2025

10. Close of Mott’s hands as she feeds line to a detection rat

11. Close of Mott’s helmet as she feeds line to a detection rat

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (Khmer) Mott Sreymom, rat handler at APOPO:

“I really trust these mine detection rats. I have been working with them for a long time now. While working with these rats, I have always found mines and they have never skipped a single mine.”

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

13. Wide of Mott entering the rat detection preparation room

14. Close of Mott placing sunscreen on her hand

15. Mid of rat “Transportation cages” sign

16. Mid of Mott covering a rat’s tail with sunblock

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

17. SOUNDBITE (Khmer) Mott Sreymom, 34, rat handler with APOPO:

“We work with them almost every day so we get closer and closer. Also, when we hold them, they are very friendly and they don’t move around and get scared. The bond between us and the rats is like family.”

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Preah Vihear, Cambodia – 9 June 2025

18. Mid of detection dog receiving instructions from handler

19. Wide of detection dog going into a landmine field

20. Close of handler feeding line to a detection dog

21. Close of handler’s helmet as he feeds line to a detection dog

22. Mid over-the-shoulder of detection dog returning to handler

23. Alberto Zacarias, field supervisor of APOPO’s technical survey dog teams, putting on personal protective equipment vest

24. Various of Zacarias clipping personal protective equipment vest

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Alberto Zacarias, field supervisor of APOPO’s technical survey dog teams:

“Dogs and rats, they are better compared to other animals because they are trainable. They have high capacity of scents, in terms of detection. They are friendly with people and they accept to receive the command from the trainers or the handlers.”

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Siem Reap, Cambodia – 11 June 2025

26. Wide of detection rat demonstrati... [truncated]

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 23rd June 2025

1. Various of Rose Mukite, a witch doctor, demonstrating how she summons her gods

2. Various of Mukite displaying items she uses in her witchcraft

3. SOUNDBITE (Luganda) Rose Mukite, Witch doctor

“When a person comes and asks me if they will go through or fail, I normally give them some medicine so they can win the election and their opponent will not go through. There are many people coming now because of the election season.”

4. Wide of Mukite, a witch doctor outside her shrine

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 24th June 2025

5. Wide of Mbale street showing campaign posters

6. Various of supporters draping cars with campaign posters

7. Various of political rally procession ++AUDIO AS INCOMING++

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 23rd June 2025

8. Various setups of Steven Masiga a researcher based in Eastern Uganda

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Steven Masiga, Researcher

“In an election period nobody tells with certainty if they are winning an election, so whether it is at the top top most - we cannot rule out that people make contacts here and there, at least they have conduits to the witch doctor irrespective of the offices."

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 24th June 2025

10. Various of Mbale streets with campaign posters

11. Various of cars in a political campaign procession ++AUDIO AS INCOMING++

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 23rd June 2025

12. Watira Wilson interacts with AP reporter

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilson Watira, Ugandan Parliamentary Aspirant

“Every political season has its own unique issues, previously we never had these serious competitions which could make people even seem to think that it is between death and life."

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Kapchorwa, Eastern Uganda – 22nd June 2025

14. Various of “foreseer” and elder Tafala at his home

15. President Museveni’s campaign poster on the wall of Tafala's home

16.Tafala picking herbs used for treatment

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 24th June 2025

17. Various of Peace Khalayi, a Woman MP Aspirant (hopeful) and her campaign team

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Peace Khalayi, Ugandan Parliamentary Aspirant

“I believe as Africans we have had ancestors and all that stuff like our family you know, but I believe that something happens, something will work out when you believe in it, but if you don’t believe it, it will definitely not work. So, me I do not believe in the whole other perception of maybe going for witchcraft, to go ahead of your opponents or anything, I believe in Christianity so that is what I focus on most - praying to God, fasting, knowing definitely a breakthrough will come through.”

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Mbale, Eastern Uganda – 23rd June 2025

19. Various of Davis Wakane at his home

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Davis Wakane, Bamasaba Cultural Leader

“We the cultural leaders, we can’t believe so much that you go there to a witchdoctor and you go through, bu... [truncated]

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Mbale, Uganda - 23 June 2025

1. Various of Rose Mukite, a witch doctor, demonstrating how she summons gods

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Steven Masiga, Researcher and Cultural Leader: ++PART OVERLAID WITH SHOT 3++

"Across all Ugandan communities, there is a crazy reliance on the witch doctors. Crazy reliance by politicians. I recall a scenario on the other mountain ahead (of us) where a politician slaughtered a goat and removed the skin and let it go and eventually won the election."

3. Various of Mukite displaying fetishes she uses in witchcraft

4. SOUNDBITE (Luganda) Rose Mukite, Witch doctor: ++PART OVERLAID WITH SHOT 5, 6 AND 7++

“When a person comes and asks me if they will go through or fail, I normally give them some medicine so they can win the election and their opponent will not go through. There are many people coming now because of the election season.”

5. Mukite puts on bracelet

6. Various of paraphernalia Mukite uses

7. Close up of Mukite summoning gods

8. Wide of election campaign posters

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Steven Masiga, Researcher and Cultural Leader: ++PART OVERLAID WITH SHOT 10 AND 11++

"Witch doctors now are reaping money from politicians. You see now, as politicians mobilize money, there is a percentage for the witch doctor because the real hope is in the witch doctor. You know the voters can oscillate around, but the witch doctors never let you down."

10. Various of campaign banners

11. Various of a politician's campaign team

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Mbale, Uganda - 24 June 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Peace Khalayi, Ugandan Parliamentary Aspirant: ++PART OVERLAID WITH SHOT 13 AND 14++

“Me I do not believe in the whole other perception of maybe going for witchcraft, to get ahead of your opponents or anything, I believe in Christianity so that is what I focus on most. Praying to God, fasting knowing definitely a breakthrough will come through.”

13. Various of Khalayi's campaign team

14. Mid of Khalayi on phone surrounded by her team members

15. Mid of a car being branded with Khalayi's campaign posters

STORYLINE:

In Uganda, political contests often entail spectacles where rivals rent cars to mount raucous processions in the streets, offering cash and other inducements to voters. But behind the scenes, a different spectacle is characterizing campaigns.

According to sources who spoke to The Associated Press, some politicians are turning to witchdoctors to solidify their political fortunes.

"Across all Ugandan communities, there is a crazy reliance on the witchdoctors. Crazy reliance by politicians," said Steven Masiga, a researcher and cultural leader.

"I recall a scenario on a mountain ahead (of us) where a politician slaughtered a goat, removed the skin and eventually won the election," Masiga added.

Spiritual warfare among politicians is part of a wider struggle over faith in Uganda, where Christianity is the dominant religion. Many who regularly attend c... [truncated]

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Los Angeles - 15 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Seth Rogen, actor:

Rogen: "I think my ego's in shock."

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Los Angeles - 24 March 2025

2. Wide Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, James Weaver pose for photos at 'The Studio' premiere

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Los Angeles - 15 July 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Seth Rogen, actor, Evan Goldberg, producer:

Rogen: "It's really nice, honestly, it's totally not, TV's kind of new to me in heaven and we've had long, wonderful careers where awards have had nothing to do with them in any way, shape, or form. So, being at this point in our lives and making a thing that has this type of attention is just so kind of novel in a lot of ways and really exciting and thrilling and very validating in a way that I'm not used to being validated."

Goldberg: "My mother never wanted me to grow up to make a bunch of filthy R-rated comedies, but she's really proud today."

Rogen: "Even though 'Sausage Party' did well, my mother's happier about this, I think."

Rogen: "I would go to Evan all the time and just be like, 'are we making mistakes? Is this too big a swing? Is it too different from what people expect from us stylistically? Is that Is it just like not going to land in the way we want it to?'"

Goldberg: "And then we were on set, and it was like, doesn't matter anymore. We're like, too late, we're doing it. We got one lens. We have no choice."

Rogen: "And then we just started doing it, which was very scary. But, but yeah, it does feel like it feels, it feels good to have taken what was a scary risk to have had it land in a way that we hoped."

4. Wide Catherine O'Hara poses at 'The Studio' premiere

5. Medium Chase Sui Wonders speaks to reporter

6. Medium Ike Barinholtz speaks to reporter

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Seth Rogen, actor, Evan Goldberg, producer:

(Reporter: "Have you spoken to anyone? What's the group chat situation been like today?")

Rogen: "It's been popping off! We've talked to everybody it's thrilling. Zoe Kravitz is thrilled, Dave Franco, and Dave was like I know he's like 'this was nowhere on my radar,' he did not-, 'I did not this was gonna happen.' We've had a few very shocked conversations with people this morning as well but it's such a fun group I just look forward to getting uh like kind of party with these people."

8. Medium Dave Franco speaks to reporters

Goldberg: "Yeah, I guess you say all those names, too. It's nice that we like every single person that's been nominated, that we were like, there's literally not one of these people where like, ah, that guy was a ---- on set, though."

Rogen: "No, yeah, they're they're all so lovely. And so I feel I'm so happy for everyone."

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ARCHIVE: Washington - 12 March 2025

1. Various of of US Department of Education building

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New York – 15 July 2025

2. Various of Jonathan Collins, Teachers College, Columbia University

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Collins, Assistant professor at Teachers College, Columbia University:

"Well, the Supreme Court approved an emergency request made by the Trump administration to move forward with this massive layoff of federal employees for the Department of Education. And so essentially this just means that a lot of federal workers who do day-to-day administrative work that allow a lot the federal grants and programs that the department runs, now those people are essentially out of a job. And now, the ability for those programs to continue to sustain is in major jeopardy."

++BLACK FRAMES++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Collins, Assistant professor at Teachers College, Columbia University:

"It's clear that black and brown kids, kids in low-income communities, they are the ones who are going to be hurt the worst by these cuts. When you think about the Title I program, the largest percentage of kids who are receiving resources through Title I are your black and Brown kids and your kids in in low income households. When you think about, you know, the federal student loan programs, you know, this is a make or break opportunity for black and brown kids, for kids of color. You think about historically black colleges and universities that rely on Pell grants. You think about the fact that historically black colleges and Universities are still the least likely to receive federal research funds and those funds are about to shrink or have been shrinking. When you think about, again, the federal student loan relief program, it's been, this has been one of the primary pathways through which we are able to get more teachers of color into the classroom. And so, yeah, this is from top to bottom, this is going to make life in America much more challenging for your average black student, your average brown student, and any kid growing up in a low-income household."

++BLACK FRAMES++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Collins, Assistant professor at Teachers College, Columbia University:

"And so with the potential shrinkage of federal aid to support college attendance, now some kids who would be able to be that first generation college student, that dream could suddenly die. And so, this is going to be... these cuts are not just headlines on newspapers. These cuts are things that we are going to feel on Main Street."

++BLACK FRAMES++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Collins, Assistant professor at Teachers College, Columbia University:

++ENDS ON A SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

The Supreme Court is allowing President Donald Trump to put his plan to dismantle the Education Department back on track and go through with layi... [truncated]

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Plainfield, New Jersey - 15 July 2025

1. Police tape in area where two people drowned in flooding

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North Plainfield, New Jersey - 15 July 2025

2. Welcome to Downtown North Plainfield sign on ground

3. Man sweeping water out of Eddy’s Kitchen

4. Eddy Hernandez shows the flooded restaurant

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorena Hernandez, Eddy's Kitchen:

“The water came in through the door but it really came from the bottom of the basement that’s why everything is flooded in here. All of our equipment is messed up, all of our fridges are gone even our walk-in cooler. And we're trying to figure out what we're gonna do now. Because we just remodeled like two months ago. We're trying to make it through this and come back stronger. North Plainfield strong!”

6. Flooded dining area of Eddy’s Kitchen

7. KFC employee spraying away debris from front of restaurant that was flooded yesterday

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrea Gamenaz, KFC Employee:

“The water you can see the line here. It’s flowing inside the store too. All the cars. It was terrible. My car is on the other side, I lose it, so what are you going to do?"

9. Various of flooded car aftermath

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Grier, North Plainfield Resident:

“This is like an unusual happening for this area to have fatalities as a result of a storm.”

11. Flood damaged fuel tanks

12. Woman cleaning debris from parking lot of Honda dealership

STORYLINE:

Two people in New Jersey were killed after their vehicle was swept up in flood waters during a storm that moved across the U.S. Northeast overnight, authorities said Tuesday.

Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, noted the deaths occurred in the northern New Jersey city of Plainfield where there were two storm-related deaths July 3. A third person was killed in North Plainfield during that previous storm.

The names of the two latest victims were not immediately released Tuesday. Local officials said the vehicle they were riding in was swept into a brook during the height of the storm.

“Emergency personnel responded quickly, but tragically, both individuals were pronounced dead at the scene,” according to a statement the city posted online.

The heavy rains also caused flash floods in New York and south-central Pennsylvania on Monday night into early Tuesday, prompting road closures and snarling some service on the New York City subway.

Some roads remained closed in parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey on Tuesday.

Murphy said the road buckled in some locations and state and local officials were assessing the level of damage in several counties, noting the White House had reached out to his office.

A major east-to-west highway in New Jersey was closed to make emergency repairs while dozens of flights were delayed or canceled at area airports Tuesday, including at leas... [truncated]

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 15 July 2025

1. Various of Naval Prefecture divers tying ropes to the whale's tail to tow it away from the shore

2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Miguel Iñíguez, presidente, Fundación Cethus

"Well, yes, I admit it's strange (two dead beached whales within days), especially since they are two small animals. But, well, we don't know if on their migratory route, which is where these animals would be at this moment, (they) have been diverted offshore by some storm out at sea or some illness that weakened them. They ended up going from the sea to the river, further inland, which is not their normal habitat. And that's where they have died."

3. Various of divers working with whale

4. Various of whale being towed

STORYLINE:

Una ballena sin vida fue hallada en las últimas horas en las proximidades de la costa de Buenos Aires, casi una semana después de que el cuerpo de otro cetáceo fuera encontrado en una zona cercana.

La Fundación Cethus y el Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales investigan de forma conjunta las causas de la muerte y la aproximación de los dos jóvenes cetáceos a orillas del Río de La Plata.

Miguel Íñiguez, titular de la Fundación Cethus, dijo el martes a The Associated Press que el animal era joven y de la especie Sei, al igual que el que fue divisado el miércoles de la semana pasada en aguas que bañan el cercano municipio de Vicente López.

La especie Sei está en peligro de extinción, aunque desde hace unos años su población está recuperándose. Los ejemplares adultos alcanzan los 20 metros de longitud.

El cuerpo de la primera ballena fue llevado mar adentro, a un área elegida por las autoridades de Prefectura Naval, después de que le fueran extraídas muestras para su estudio.

Argentina es parte de la ruta migratoria de estos animales, desde aguas del Atlántico sur hasta las costas brasileñas. Los ejemplares jóvenes ya son independientes y se desplazan en manadas de dos o tres individuos.

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Los Angeles - 15 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Urie, actor - on competing against Harrison Ford in the same Emmy category:

"He's going down (laughter.) No, I mean, I hope he wins. I want him to win. I think -- I love him so much. I mean he's such, he is such a good actor. And I think because he's a movie star, he hasn't always, you know, he's like an action movie star. He hasn't been considered like an an awards-ey actor, but he's really good. He can do things with his eyes and his face. that tell stories that aren't on the page. I learn so much watching him, watching his process and watching the way that he thinks on camera. You really, you don't know what he's thinking, but you see him thinking and it's fascinating."

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