That Scene with Dan Patrick

Actress Carla Gugino takes Dan Patrick inside The Haunting of Hill House, specifically Episode 9, where the fate of Olivia Crain is finally revealed. She goes in-depth on how she interpreted her character's actions and explains some of the mysteries of the series, as well as revealing the scene in Hill House that was the most difficult for her to film. Carla also opines on why Hill House has resonated with so many different people all over the world. Finally, Carla looks back at some of the prior roles in her career and shares some life lessons she's learned along the way.

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Actor Anthony Michael Hall joins Dan to go back in time to explore the iconic coming of age movie from 1985, The Breakfast Club. He discusses why the movie keeps resonating with different generations, how difficult it was to balance serious social issues with humor during the "group therapy" scene, and what it was like to work with the legendary director John Hughes on essentially an 80's trifecta of influential movies (Breakfast Club, Pretty In Pink, and Weird Science). AMH also talks about first encountering John Hughes on National Lampoon's Vacation, his one-year stint on Saturday Night Live with Robert Downey Jr., and what part he's playing in the upcoming horror revival Halloween Kills.

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Actor and Comedian Bill Burr explains to Dan how he was able to land the role of Migs Mayfeld on Disney's The Mandalorian after famously making fun of the Star Wars franchise for so many years. He also talks about dealing with the hardcore Star Wars fans who had issues with his character, from his noticeable accent to Migs accidentally dropping Baby Yoda. Bill also reminisces about his appearances on Chappelle's Show back in the day, his dedication to his acting career, and feeling intimidated by some of the accomplished actors that he's worked with, like Oscar-winner Marisa Tomei on The King of Staten Island.

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Actor and Comedian Patton Oswalt joins Dan to focus on the 2009 movie Big Fan. He talks about what it was like to shoot Michael Rapaport with a paintball gun, how he was able to portray an obsessive sports fan without actually being an obsessive sports fan, and why he's the Charlie Brown of principals on the sitcom AP Bio. Patton also pitches his idea for the perfect sports documentary, shares some random movie suggestions, and elaborates on what it's like playing hapless Principal Durbin on A.P. Bio along with the most obscure Marvel super-villain of all-time, M.O.D.O.K.

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Actor and Producer Elijah Wood joins Dan to deep-dive into one of the final scenes of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, where Frodo and Sam climb treacherous Mount Doom in an attempt to destroy the One Ring. Elijah also talks about how difficult it was to say goodbye to such an iconic character, what specifically he did to impress Peter Jackson to win his role, how he avoided being typecast as "Frodo", and souvenirs that he kept from the movie set. Elijah also goes in-depth on why he started his own production company, as well as what it's like going head-to-head with serial killer Ted Bundy in the new movie No Man Of God.

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Actor and Professional Wrestler John Cena joins Dan to discuss the hilarious scene in Trainwreck, where he gets into a verbal altercation with someone sitting behind him and Amy Schumer at the movie theatre. He details how much of the scene was scripted and how much was improv, how he crafted the "Steven" character, his favorite lines from the movie, Mark Wahlberg comparisons, and the film's awkward sex scene. John also discusses the similarities between his acting and wrestling career, the passion of WWE fans, and the names of former wrestlers that he'd love to get into the ring with.

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Actor Luke Wilson joins Dan to discuss the iconic scene at the beginning of Old School, when his character Mitch returns home to a very unexpected surprise in his bedroom. They also discuss some of Old School's other memorable moments, what it was like working with Will Ferrell and director Todd Phillips, living together and getting in fights with his brother Owen, and being a superhero on the CW's Stargirl. Dan and Luke also reminisce about being in a scene together and bond over their shared fandom of Bob Dylan. 

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Actress and singer MJ Rodriguez joins Dan to discuss the final scene of season one of Pose when Blanca wins Mother of the Year. She also talks about auditioning for her Emmy-nominated role, the importance of the character to her fans, and what it meant to her personally. Before they end, Michaela Jae reacts to the new video for her single "Something To Say".

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Actor and comedian Tig Notaro joins Dan to discuss her brave decision to take off her shirt during her 2015 stand-up special shortly after undergoing a double mastectomy. She also candidly reveals how she used humor to get her through such a personal time in her life, how her love of music influenced her career, her new HBO Max series Drawn, and she shares the "darkest" joke she's ever told.

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Actor and writer Jake Johnson talks about the final scene of Win It All, when his character Eddie, after winning $100K, is carried out of an underground casino after believing he was having a heart attack. He also shares how growing up in Chicago influenced writing the movie, growing up with the Cubs, and how sports and gambling sometimes don’t mix. Jake also discusses some of his other roles including the voice of Peter B. Parker in Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, his new movie Ride The Eagle, and a tremendous story about meeting Prince on the set of New Girl.

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