Oct 23, 2026 · 2 hr 30 min · 15 segments
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Will KeenanGuestJohn BrennanGuestNasty NealHost
Tara HutchisonHostTerrible TroyHostSo I read that, you know, because you talked about, like, the burst of indie films, that you went and did a lot of, you worked in Bollywood a lot.
Yeah, I was big in Bollywood during that same time where the economy got really bad.
And I was essentially getting movies financed and produced so I could star in them because I thought that was going to be my way to fame and fortune.
uh and then when the economy went bad all the wall street guys essentially i would get my money from who would throw in five grand 50 grand or more never expected their money back they just wanted to come to the parties and meet actresses like a turtle like pulling in its legs all that dried up And I don't know what it was, but something maybe I was reading about it or something.
But I took this exploratory trip to India, which, you know, has like four distinct independent film industries that that are that were still huge at the time.
there.
And immediately, because I was a Ferengi, as they say, like a Westerner, who had some legitimate credits, they kind of rolled out the red carpet.
And I was kind of known as like bridging the gap between Bollywood and Hollywood.
So I read that, you know, because you talked about, like, the burst of indie films, that you went and did a lot of, you worked in Bollywood a lot.
Yeah, I was big in Bollywood during that same time where the economy got really bad.
And I was essentially getting movies financed and produced so I could star in them because I thought that was going to be my way to fame and fortune.
uh and then when the economy went bad all the wall street guys essentially i would get my money from who would throw in five grand 50 grand or more never expected their money back they just wanted to come to the parties and meet actresses like a turtle like pulling in its legs all that dried up And I don't know what it was, but something maybe I was reading about it or something.
But I took this exploratory trip to India, which, you know, has like four distinct independent film industries that that are that were still huge at the time.
there.
And immediately, because I was a Ferengi, as they say, like a Westerner, who had some legitimate credits, they kind of rolled out the red carpet.
And I was kind of known as like bridging the gap between Bollywood and Hollywood.
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