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Edward Norton

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  1. “Who has obsessive compulsive disorder also and is trying to solve the murder of his boss in Brooklyn? And I literally was like, stop, you had me at Teretic. I was like, I literally said, Teretic, I was in turetic detective. I'm salivating. I have to read it. And so I somehow got connected to Jonathan and I persuaded I got the book in Galley form. It hadn't been published yet. And revealing our age, it was a Xerox. I got a Xerox with a clipbinder on it. And for those on the podcast who are... Young nerdy tech geeks who don't know what Xerox is. Before PDF, you actually had to print something on a paper, on a copier. And so I had a paper bound Xerox copy of it, and I read it in one go You know, it's funny because I”

    2019-10-31 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #393: Edward Norton — On Creative Process, Creative Struggle, and Motherless Brooklyn · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  2. “Sure. So I was, you know, I was living in New York. I was like in New York actor. I started working in films. But I would always split back home to New York. And, you know, I... I came up with a lot of people in theater and people who were writers and people who were artists. And there's kind of that thing I love about New York is the density of it. It's not like a company town like LA is or a one. And I think I was at a party in the village and someone I knew who knew Jonathan Leatham. We were talking And she said, You know, Jonathan Leatham. And I said, sure, sure, yeah, he's that Brooklyn writer who did this and that. And she said, yeah, he's a friend of mine. And he's got this new book coming out about a turetic detective.”

    2019-10-31 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #393: Edward Norton — On Creative Process, Creative Struggle, and Motherless Brooklyn · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT