
Gila Pfeffer
Award-winning author of the memoir "Nearly Departed: Adventures in Loss, Cancer and Other Inconveniences," humor writer, and breast cancer prevention advocate.
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Sep 3, 2026
Garden State w/Gila Pfeffer
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28:30Andrew LargemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Elton

Gila PfefferGUEST
Because even his dad, Gideon, I don't think you really see much movement from him other than the fact that he understands that his son is now something else and that his son is no longer under his control.

Gila PfefferGUEST
And maybe I'm just making up this parallel, but the fact that, you know, with Andrew, it's all about his head and his headaches and inside of his head and his depression and he's a danger and everything is about his head and the psychiatry.

Gila PfefferGUEST
And Natalie Portman's character has epilepsy and has to wear this, you know, embarrassing looking helmet because it's the only way that she can keep her insurance at work.
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