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In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews Robert Klein, a versatile comedian, actor, singer, and director. Klein recounts his childhood escapades, his family's influence, and his early love for rock and roll. He reflects on his career highlights, including his time at Second City and his film debut in "The Landlord." Klein shares memorable interactions with icons like Groucho Marx and delves into the intricacies of comedy and television. His stories reveal the impact of his experiences on his personal and professional development in the world of entertainment.


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Julian Schlossberg interviews Sandy Duncan, a versatile actress, singer, and dancer. Sandy recounts her journey from a Texas upbringing to the New York stage, discussing her early love for performance and the support of her parents. She reflects on the challenges of transitioning from ballet to musical comedy, the impact of early roles like "Carousel," and navigating industry rejections. Despite facing a significant health scare with a brain tumor, Sandy's resilience shines through. She shares anecdotes about working with legends, her favorite roles, and producing her own nightclub act. Sandy's determination and positive attitude are evident as she discusses her career's highs and lows, including her experiences on "The Sandy Duncan Show" and in Las Vegas, as well as her thoughts on the movie industry.


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Julian Schlossberg continues his interview with actress and model Isabella Rossellini. They delve into Rossellini's career, touching on her transition from modeling to acting and her work with directors like David Lynch. Rossellini shares her approach to the controversial role in "Blue Velvet," including the inspiration behind her character's vulnerability and the resulting public controversy. She also discusses her experience singing in the film and the importance of collaboration with composer Angelo Badalamenti. The conversation shifts to her portrayal of a facade of perfection and the underlying turmoil of her character. Additionally, Rossellini reflects on her work with Norman Mailer and the unique aspects of being directed by him. The episode also includes a promotion for Schlossberg's memoir, "Try Not to Hold It Against Me," offering a glimpse into his experiences in the entertainment industry.


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Julian Schlossberg interviews Isabella Rossellini about her multifaceted life and career. They discuss her upbringing in Europe, the cultural contrasts with America, and her family, including her father, Roberto Rossellini, a key figure in Italian neorealism. Isabella reflects on her accent's impact on her acting roles, her self-confidence stemming from curiosity, and the influence of storytelling in her life. She also delves into her passion for animal behavior, her work in conservation and agritourism at Mama's Farm, and her experiences as an interviewer and model, offering insights into her personal and professional endeavors.


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For the second half of this interview, Julian Schlossberg continues chatting with Martin Sheen about his acting career. Sheen recounts his early stage work, including "The Subject Was Roses," and his transition to film with "The Incident." He discusses working with Patricia Neal and Jack Albertson, the influence of James Dean on his acting, and his experiences on "Badlands" with director Terrence Malick. Sheen also opens up about his personal struggles during the filming of "Apocalypse Now," including his battle with alcoholism. The conversation reveals Sheen's journey to authenticity in his craft and his eventual path to sobriety.


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In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews Martin Sheen, delving into Sheen's childhood, family, and early activism, as well as his acting career. Sheen recounts his upbringing as one of ten children in an Irish-Spanish family, his early realization of wanting to be an actor, and the influence of his parents on his life and career. He also discusses his first act of activism as a caddie and the decision to change his name for his acting career. Sheen's personal stories provide a backdrop to his successful journey in film and television.


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