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It’s filled with both the highs and lows that come with new relationships. They’re both divorced. And things are especially complicated for Arnold. His adult children still turn to him for money. Gloria, on the other hand, is more free-spirited and for the most part is independent from her family. She’s never really had a reason to settle down. She works a regular nine to five, and spends her nights at clubs around Los Angeles dancing to Earth, Wind and Fire and Anita Ward.
It’s a love story that’s messy and nuanced. The performances from both Turturro and Moore are touching, emotional and engrossing. Turturro will tell us how he nailed down the subtleties and complexities of playing a character that might seem like an average joe. Plus, he’ll share stories from his time working on some true classics – Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing and the Coen Brothers The Big Lebowski.
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- John Turturro
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