The chapter delves into the process of creating a sequel to Spinal Tap through improvisation, likening the experience to solving a puzzle blindly. It also explores working with iconic figures like Paul McCartney and Elton John and reflects on the challenges faced while making favorite films like 'Lost in America' and 'Misery'.
Kim Masters and Matt Belloni examine the dissolution of the Paramount-Skydance merger after Shari Redstone calls it quits on the deal. They also discuss Sony’s purchase of Alamo Drafthouse theaters.
Plus, Masters speaks to Rob Reiner and Albert Brooks about Reiner’s HBO documentary, Albert Brooks: Defending My Life. The legendary filmmakers talk about their early years in the industry and they talk about the drastically changing landscape of entertainment.