it feels like a dream, you know. and then this wave of emotion came over me. and then i thought about my parents and my grandparents, that their granddaughter was having this moment was very moving to me, likejust waved over me in a big, big way. i got on the elevator with this random white man who was just getting out of the gym as well. and i pushed the button and saw that my phone had 130 text messages. and i screamed. like i screamed. i must have terrified the hell out of this man. and he s like, what s wrong? what happened? i m like, i was nominated for an oscar! and he s like, for what movie? it was like, who cares?! and i was in my pyjamas and then i was running around the lounge room by myself. just constantly looked at the academy website just to make sure that it was real, because itjust doesn t feel real. to be perfectly honest. i was up at 6am drinking champagne!
and then i was running around the lounge room saying yay! by myself. just constantly looked at the academy website just to make sure that it was real, because itjust doesn t feel real, to be perfectly honest. i was up at 6am drinking champagne! it s notjust about people finally realising how amazing you are. an oscar nomination puts your work on a platform on a whole different level. it s a wonderful thing for everybody associated with the film, and people now know about the film, millions of people are aware of the film that might not have been had this not all happened, and so it s a wonderful thing. it s just really exciting. this means that a lot more people are going to have a chance to watch and share in the story that we ve lived with now for three years, you know, and the whole team is just reveling in this sort of this moment to celebrate our little short film that we shot on a farm in rural northern ireland that s really bizarre. yeah, that. but it s also really about the p
is not my first time to, uh, charleston, as you know. i did do a show here before and i m still taking about it. apparently i really up the first time i came here because i made a number of errors, apparently none more egregious than going out for, like, doing oyster roasts and drinking champagne. sean: i d never heard of such a thing. well, champagne of beers is okay with oysters. anthony: right, see that s what it must ve been a typo. sean: maybe somebody got, yeah, confused somewhere. anthony: yeah. anyway, i got it wrong. this time i m getting it right, which is why i ve come to you. anthony: you could be forgiven for underestimating sean brock first time you meet him. i know i did. i saw a scruffy-looking dude in a trucker cap, who always seemed to have a bottle of really good bourbon on hand. sean: that s a weller, 1991, 18 years old. this is the end of great whiskey.
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