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Actor Mackenzie Davis joins Sam to talk about how she took a semester off from college to model–hated it–and ultimately decided to go back to school and fast track her degree so that she could start acting. They bond over seeing baking directions as meditational, learning lines while cooking, and how making lists and keeping lists are two different skills. Check out Mackenzie’s new film, Speak No Evil, which is out now. Keep up with Samantha Bee @realsambee on Instagram and X. And stay up to date with us @LemonadaMedia on X, Facebook, and Instagram. For a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this and every other Lemonada show, go to lemonadamedia.com/sponsors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ira and Louis discuss the Emmys, Louis’ unfortunate Emmy loss, and the debate over The Bear being a comedy. Mackenzie Davis joins to discuss her new film Speak No Evil and why she’s obsessed with Bachelor Nation and Real Housewives. Plus: Trump’s Taylor Swift hate tweets, Diddy’s arrest, Tate McCrae’s new single, fall pop music, and Pharrell’s dissolved friendships. Go to votesaveamerica.com/vote to check your voter registration and make sure your friends do too!

I’ve been a very big fan of Mackenzie Davis ’ for some time. I quite enjoyed our very first interview for What If back in 2013 and, like many out there, absolutely adored the AMC series, Halt and Catch Fire . While my enthusiasm for Davis’ work continues, the more we talk, the more why I’m drawn to her work in general comes into focus. During this latest conversation, Davis noted, “I do really give a shit, and I'm not a good liar.” That right there sums up her vibe in all interviews. Her answers are always impassioned and honest. Not only does that make her an especially wonderful Collider Ladies Night guest, but those qualities bolster every single film she’s in, including her latest, Speak No Evil . Inspired by the 2022 Danish original, James Watkins ’ Speak No Evil stars Davis and her Halt and Catch Fire co-star, Scoot McNairy , as Louise and Ben, a couple vacationing with their daughter Agnes ( Alix West Lefler ) in Italy. While there, they meet Paddy ( James McAvoy ), Ciara ( Aisling Franciosi ), and their son, Ant ( Dan Hough ). After enjoying their getaway with this far more free-spirited couple, it’s time for Louise and Ben to return home where they must face relationship woes and financial struggles. When they receive an invitation to visit Paddy and Ciara’s countryside home, they accept hoping that another day-to-day shake-up could be just what they need to put them on a better path. The trouble is, this particular getaway is destined to become a psychological nightmare. The original Speak No Evil is an exceptional film, which left many wondering, why remake it, especially so soon after the original’s release? Admittedly, I was quite skeptical myself, but then I saw the new movie. Not only is Watkins’ Speak No Evil a hugely entertaining and effective thrill, but it’s also one that sparks a fascinating conversation about human connection and how far one is willing to be pushed. In particular, how far can Davis’ Louise be pushed before she’s had enough and must leave that house? The movie’s success hinges on Davis’ ability to get the audience on board with Louise’s internal struggle and, courtesy of her pursuit of truth in her work, she pulls that off exceptionally well. With Speak No Evil now playing in theaters nationwide, Davis joined me for her second Collider Ladies Night conversation to recap how she developed her approach to her work as an actor, and how she applied it to Louise in Speak No Evil to ensure you’re with her every single step of the way throughout this extremely twisted vacation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey Dancers, in today’s episode we interview Mackenzie Davis! We chat about company life, pointe shoes & advice for aspiring professional ballerinas. To win an Odette Leotard: listen to this podcast, take a selfie & tag us on @stagechats on Instagram CREDITS: This podcast is brought to you by: Claudia Dean World Hosted by: Claudia Dean & Ailysh Healy Executive Producers: Claudia Dean World Shop our Collections: claudiadeanworld.com Improve your technique: www.coachme.world

Sofia and Marie are back this week with a very special guest Mackenzie Davis! These two are beyond pumped to be sharing their very first interview episode with you all and Mackenzie is the perfect gal to be chatting with. Mackenzie is simply the definition of a badass bitch, she is a 21 year old licensed realtor and full time student who is currently applying to grad school. This girl really does it all so join us in chatting with her about how to make your dreams a reality at any age. If this episode doesn't motivate you to pursue your goals we aren't sure what will....

“There is no before, no after, only now.” And in the now, the prophet has lit the torch. Episode 108 of “Station Eleven” reunites Tyler with his past and Kirsten reunites with the Traveling Symphony as she also discovers her own connection to Tyler and the leaders of the Museum of Civilization. In this episode of the podcast, hosts Angelica Jade Bastién and Patrick Somerville are joined by actors Mackenzie Davis (Kirsten on “Station Eleven”) and Daniel Zovatto (Tyler/The Prophet on “Station Eleven”) and discuss the siblinghood of Tyler and Kirsten, what it’s like to perform an emotional scene in an air duct and the importance of acting and art as a means of survival. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christmassy rom-com Happiest Season arrives in the UK on November 26th, and to celebrate Ali got to speak to its stars, Mackenzie Davis and Kristen Stewart, about ice-skating on camera, their favourite comfort food movies and tv shows, and of course - what with it being the main topic of the movie in question - the perils of coming out to your conservative parents over the holidays. As if being with all your family over the holiday season wasn't stressful enough, eh?