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Actors coming together. minute they all do a table read one of the things we learned trying all sorts of different actors. others could have gotten these parts. the first time these six did a table read everybody stopped and realized they had a chemistry wouldnt be able to re-created. >> when they knew. i was going to ask, how would they know these particular six? the six in the room that was the special sauce? >> yes. then the problem was that those six were committed to other things. almost ev...

Ringo starr, for that poor actor that could have been chandler. tell us about the interaction between the actors who had this great rapport on air, did that live off air? >> yes, it did. that kept coming up over and over with everyone we talked to. with this special there was a certain alchemy that happened at this first table read. the first time these six actors -- as you heard, there were other people being considered. somehow then these six came together, there was this kind of magical chemi...

"desperate housewives." i worked with felicity for nearly a decade of my life on a television show seeing her every day of every week for nearly 15 hours a day. when i began the tv show i was very new to the business and industry as a whole and felicity was the first one to take me under her wing from the first table read of the script she saw me sitting alone and scared and unsure what to do and her gentle character and kind heart immediately opened up to me. again, these are two different pers...

Finding her. felicity rarely leaves the house. if i may, id like to tell you one more thing. every good thing in my life is because of felicity huffman. eva longoria also speaking out in support of her own. longoria wrote, i worked with felicity for nearly a decade of my life on a television showing seeing her 15 hours a day. when i began the tv show i was very new to the business and industry as a whole. felicity was the first one to take me under her wing. from the first table read of the scri...

>> good, how are you? ari. >> im great. i always love seeing you. youve got an interesting project here. before we get to yours, what did you think of the table read. >> you know, its all good. everything thats designed to get information to the public is good. people havent read the report. they dont know whats in it 37 it has more evidence of criminality than any president in history. so anything that can help educate the public is good. >> what is the plot here? >> the plot? well, i mean, we ...

Crazy [ bleep ]. >> hey, hes the president of the united states. he retains his pardon power. nobodys taken that away from him. >> cohen said he wanted to protect the president and be loyal to him by not contradicting anything the president had said. >> if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that. >> will it work? this group is hoping people will learn more about whats in the mueller report from this effort which has sparked its own debate whet...

Like never before. the his series house "house of has always mirrored the actual white house, but with all the news sir voundiurrounding the c administration, have we gotten to a place that even the producers of the hit netflix drama couldnt script? i spoke to michael kelly about the parallels between "house of cards" and the world as we know it. >> and walk us through this. you are on a fictional show. but if you actually the sat down for a script read, for a table read with a narrative that we...

>> the last read through with a table read before every episode and it was like top secret. like nobody knew. and when the last page hit, the whole cast were like, no! at that point were like there is no way thats happening. >> exactly. >> steve: you are a devious maid. you are not. right? >> i am one of the homeowners, the employers. >> my character, i have two of the fabulous latin actresses in my home. >> alisyn: here is a clip of ross lynn, your character. >> okay. >> if there is one -- its ...

There is some humor in there. the absurdity of the hollywood side of it. because as you say in the movie, you realize you couldnt just make business cards and sell this. you had to create all the apparatus surrounding a movie. im thinking specifically of the scene, the table read when you have all these made-up characters in this made-up movie doing a table read for the press. >> yeah. i mean, it was like -- i think its very funny. allan arkin and john goodman ar funny. its about them trying to ...

See that in the movies? >> theres no vanity for this one. she will take it all the way. and audible laughter? >> you never know. thats what is so scary about a table read, is because a scene will come up and we are on the floor and it could be totally silent and no one gets it or there is something that we stuck in there and that maybe has the biggest laugh of the day. its like you cant you have no idea how people are going to receive it. >> who are the gifts that keep on giving? >> sarah palin?...