Actor-writer-director Seth Rogen discusses Hollywood's perpetual existential crisis, where art and commerce constantly battle for dominance. On the heels of the Emmy nominated Apple TV+ series The Studio, Rogen talks about finding humor in the industry's dysfunction, and how his lifelong friendships shaped him as an artist.
This interview comes from the podcast <a href="https://talkeasypod.com/">Talk Easy</a> hosted by Sam Fragoso. 
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