Ferocious
1
(Man sighs.)
- (man):
So, xvhafs the deal'?How many people here'? Seriously.
- (woman):
Uh...Mke 200,000 maybe.
- (man):
Wow.Welcome to Tmytown.
You could fit this whole place,
this x-vhole town,
just right in your pocket,
couldn't you?
- So, I'm thinking about making
a demo reel
avith me talking to celebrities.
You know, shop it around
and, uh:
transitionto a bigger market. Is she here?
- Not yet.
- OK
And, uh. be sure
to teH me when--
- The minute she pulls up. Yes.
-Yeah.
- (man):
I Knox-v. I'm assumingthey're gonna be throx-ving you
a parade or something, right?
Something like that?
Wait are they'?
- (woman):
No. - (man) OhDo you want them to?
'Cause I can make that happen.
I will get the parade,
Mam Street happenmg.
-(woman) That's--
that's what scares me.
(Man mughs.)
- Excuse me, darling,
what's your boss's name'?
- Steve Sherwood.
- Sherwood'?
- Shem-mod.
- All right.
Where can I find Steve Sherwood?
- Oh, I'm here. Whcfs calling?
- Callum. Leigh's manager.
- Callum. Hi.
- Tell me, Steve, what kind of
numbers you guys get'?
- Um, 16, 16,000.
- What if I told you
I can more than quadruple that
for today's shoxv?
Mort Heimer, hes a friend of mine. I could
get him to spin this across the Midwest.
- Wow.
- But if I'm gonna do that
I need you to push
How-q Leigh's from a small town,
she's still one of you,
yadda yadda. Can you do that')
- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm
- Great, great. Also,
Leigh's mom is going to call
while you're on the air, five minutes into
the interview or something. it's a surprise.
- SuraAll right.
- Thanks. Yeah, yeah, this is Clallum.
The air is nice, though. It's fresh and clean.
Leigh Parrish.
(cheering)
: What's this? What's
- (woman):
A .. slaughterhouseI think.
: Lovely.
- OK, OK!
: Any mountains
or anything?
- (woman):
No.- (CaHum):
None')- (woman):
No.- (CaHum):
None anywhere?- (uvornan):
No mountains,just prairies.
: Prairies. All right.
- (xvoman):
I never said you had to come.- (Callum):
No, no:I'm just yanking your chain.
- Got you up there and...
- Look at me and my curly fro.
(peome laughing)
I loved it here.
: I Knox-v you did.
And, believe me, this is gonna
look really good.
Leigh Parish returning
to her roots.
The obscurity
she was plucked from.
- Steve?
Hi! I'm Leigh.
Thank you so much
for inviting me.
- You know, I've been c--
- Oh
Um...
(scribbling uvith pen)
- Yeah, no, very excited,
she's very excited.
- Here you go. Sorry. excuse me
just one second. sorry.
- Sure, yeah,
I'll be right here.
: OK, great,
thank you.
- Was that--
- No, he said today or tomorrow.
Just try to relax. Trust me.
If this xvorks out,
MM buy you a yacht.
or a cottage. maybe.
Or you can buy me
a cottage perhaps.
Yeah, this is Callum.
Oh. OK.
Uh-huh. Yeah
- Five minutes, everybody.
Five minutes.
- OK. See you in a few minutes.
- Yeah. OK.
'Cause I grew up on a farm,
so we'd have like chickens--
- Did you chop the head off?
- No, my dad would butcher them;
I xvoulch-but I did not 'want
- (Steve):
No.- (man):
Stand by...On five four, three. two. .
- So, you've made your career
by playing the--
for lack of a better description--
squeaky-clean heroin Chants-lie.
Now, ChanteHe xs great--
don't get me wrong--
but I guess
that I want to know. .
Ever want to play the bad girl
for a change'?
- Um, you Knox-v,
if I was offered the right part,
but, you know,
I don't naturally gravitate toxvards
like the darker characters.
- Hmm. You knotv. there was
about a guy that lives
out in Deep River.
- Mm-hmm.
Wins a million dollars.
Years later, he's a mess.
Now, how about you?
Has n changed you?
- Woxv, Steve Shem-mode hard-hitting
journalist edge comes out.
No, it's a fair question.
But I-you Knox-v,
I'm the same girl--
simple, doxvn to earth.
really changed that for me.
- Really?
- Really trwy, I swear
(She laughs.)
Same person.
- Oh, and you're from here, of
course, born and raised, right'?
- Proud to say yes yeah.
I uh, I actuaHy grew up
on a farm about a half hour
away from here
- What was that like'?
- Itwas amazing.
- You know, I get it noxv,
though, I get how to spin this.
I mean, I had no idea.
I KNEE-V that x-yheh they saw you,
you Knox-v, they sax-y a star, OK,
but they also see themselves.
It's... ah,
brand identity, man.
Best possible scenario.
- Any regrets?
- Do you mean m show business?
- Yeah, show business, life.
- Well, I mean, of course...
Oh, oh, you xvant examples.
OK, well, let's see.
Uh... well, there was the 1O years I did
at the Maricopa Correctional Facility.
And then a tattoo on my face
that I had to get removed
Oh, and in the '80s,
I took part in some
voluntary genetic experiment.
But other than that.
Hhmk I got it down, yeah
- This is gonna be good, this is
gonna be really, really good.
It's OK if you want to fall
asleep while I'm talking to you.
- Sorry. I'm tired.
- All right, well, what other big projects
are coming down the turnpike for you?
- All right, well, what other big projects
are coming down the turnpike for you?
- Possibly something.
I... can't say just yet.
- That sounds exciting.
- Yeah.
- Well, that sounds...
promising.
Yeah, no she's going crazy
wamng for an answer.
We both are. so. .
Great, yeah. you let me know
the second that you find out.
All right, all right.
Thank you.
Garrett thank you.
OK. AH right.
Phew'
- WeH, that's great
because our next guest is
exceedingly special.
Hello, Line 4!
- [Hello? Leigh, sweetie,
it's Mom.]
- Pvoml.
- [Mama Parrish, ladies and gents.
- Mom! What are you doing?
- [Your father and I are just
[Even jUST for a few days]
[Your room is set up, so come on
out x-vhen you're ready]
- Aw'. I'll see you tonight, Mom.
Love to you, Dad, and Stella-Bella.
- [We miss you, and uveTe all
proud of you]
- Stella-Bella?
- That's my dog.
- (man):
Fxve four.three, two.
- Thank you so much.
- Garret from the network says
rt looks promisrng.
- Promising?
- That's all I got. I'm sorry.
- That was fantastxcl
- Yeah, wasn't n'?
Thank you so much.
I had such a good time.
- It xvas great. Hey, listen, there's a
do over at Pint Meisters after 11 tonight
for the film festival.
- Oh!
- I thought you and I could
maybe, um--
- Yo, actually, Steve, uh, I think Leigh's a
little drained from the flight and everything.
You know how it xs
- OK, sure. But hey, wan.
If you're going to make any
appearances tonight, call me, OK'?
- OK. Great.
- It'll do us both good to be seen together.
- Yeah, absolutely.
- Thanks again, Steve.
- Thank you so much: guys.
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