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. >> jimmy: that's claire danes, right? >> yes. claire danes, hank azaria -- >> jimmy: hank azaria. >> yep. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. it's super fun. what drew you to the project? just that it's -- >> i never signed on to anything in 24 hours. i was shooting "13 hours" in malta, and i got this script and they said, "here's a new play." i think it's one of the best things i've ever read. so, i read it cover to cover, literally finished, called my agent, said "i'll do it. no matter when they're doing it, i'll do it." >> jimmy: when you do the play -- i was so afraid of doing one. >> yeah. me, too. >> jimmy: because you always hear those stories. like, oh, i went out like the lights didn't turn on or someone dropped a line or i forgot to read -- >> oh, yeah, you have nightmares every night about what could happen. one of my biggest nightmares i got to have come true. [ light laughter ] about two nights ago -- dreams come true for you, buddy. >> about two nights ago, i walked out. i was doing the play. felt really good. felt like i had a

it is really claire danes, they will make a decision when she is sick of doing the show or playing that character. when they are sick of writing that show. do you think the story of america's conjugated place in the 21st century won't be 2022?nt in 2015, 2019 and of course it will be relevant. this just a question of how long we keep going. emily: what has it been like working with david lynch? david: he is an incredibly efficient director. he is david: he is an incredibly efficient director. he is now more than halfway through. h like working with david lynch? david: he is an incredibly efficient director. he is now more than halfway through. he is kind of a genius. watching him work, i have been down to the set couple of times. the actors, i'm not allowed to say who they are, but many of them have worked with him for their entire careers. so it is really watching a maestro. i am incredibly excited. dare i say, genius? i don't use that word often. emily: a work of genius? david: i should not on wood but i feel like it will be really special. emily: what about china? this is a question

alex and claire danes, they will make a decision when she is sick of doing the show or playing that character. when they are sick of writing that show. do you think the story of america as a complicated place in the 21st century won't be relevant in 2015, 2019, and 2022? of course it will be relevant. then it is just a question of how long we keep going. emily: what has it been like working with david lynch on "twin peaks?" david: once we got the deal done and got started, he is actually an incredibly efficient director. he is now more than halfway through. he is kind of a genius. watching him work, i have been down to the set couple of times. the crew is largely people he has worked with throughout his entire career. the actors, i'm not allowed to say who they are, but many of them have worked with him for their entire careers. so it is really watching a maestro. and i'm incredibly excited. i think it's going to be a work of, dare i say, genius? i don't use that word lightly. emily: a work of genius? david: i should knock on wood, but i feel like it will be really special television. emily:

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david: it is really claire danes, they will make a decision when she is sick of doing the show or playinghat character. when they are sick of writing that show. do you think the story of america's compilcated place in the 21st century won't be relevant in 2015, 2019 and 2022? of course it will be relevant. this just a question of how long we keep going. emily: what has it been like working with david lynch? david: he is an incredibly efficient director. he is now more than halfway through. he is kind of a genius. watching him work, i have been down to the set couple of times. the actors, i'm not allowed to say who they are, but many of them have worked with him for their entire careers. so it is really watching a maestro. i am incredibly excited. dare i say, genius? i don't use that word often. emily: a work of genius? david: i should not on wood but i feel like it will be really special. emily: what about china? this is a question that netflix is being asked all the time. ♪ emily: there are more scripted tv shows than ever before. there are also more canceled tv shows than ever before. a

nevins: it is really the star and creator, and they will make a decision when claire danes is sick ofhow, playing the character, when alex is sick of writing the show. you think the story of america's complicated place in the 21st century won't be relevant in 2015, 2019, and 2022? of course it will still be relevant. it is just a question of creativity how long we keep going. emily: three more seasons of "homeland," david. that makes me happy. david: i know netflix has been an vision about -- ambitious about international expansion. when you talk to david nevins about global ambitions, abc's that, how does he want to match that? emily: well, they released their over-the-top streaming service last summer. he says that is growing. they have deals with canada, sky, going into spain, on the verge of their first big deal with china. it is a huge priority for him. david: emily chang. thank you. for more on the interview, tune 1.0.""studio ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets day -- bloomberg markets. betty: from bloomberg world" is here new york, good afternoon. i am betty liu. here is a we ar

david: it is really claire danes, they will make a decision when she is sick of doing the show or playingen alex is sick of writing that show. do you think the story of america's complicated place in the 21st century won't be relevant in 2015, 2019 and 2022? of course it will be relevant. this just a question of how long we keep going. emily: what has it been like working with david lynch? david: when we got the deal done, and got started, he is an incredibly efficient director. he is now more than halfway through. he is kind of a genius. watching him work, i have been down to the set couple of times. the crew is largely people he has worked with through his entire career. the actors i'm not allowed to , say who they are, but many of them have worked with him for their entire careers. so it is really watching a maestro. i am incredibly excited. i think it will be a work of, dare i say, genius? i don't use that word often. emily: a work of genius? david: i should not on wood but i feel like it will be really special. emily: what about china? this is a question that netflix is being asked a