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انگلیسی 27:31 Comedy

Conan Conducts A Staff Review With Oscars Writer Todd Levin | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

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00:00

Hey, welcome to a Thursday episode of

00:02

Conor O'Brien Needs a Friend. Usually

00:03

these are fan episodes, but we've been

00:05

mixing it up a little bit recently. I'll

00:08

tell you why. Getting ready for the

00:10

Oscars and uh I have my A+ elite writing

00:16

staff downstairs in the building working

00:19

hard on concepts, riddles, quizzes,

00:22

recipes for the Oscars. And uh I am very

00:26

fortunate. I'll just come out and say

00:27

it. Uh, I I work with the best writers

00:31

in the world and one of them I I'm I

00:34

want to come up and hang with them. We

00:36

did this with Ryan Kylie uh a couple

00:38

days ago and now we're going to do it

00:40

with Mr. Todd Levan about as sharp a

00:43

writer as you will find. You really are.

00:46

>> That's really nice.

00:46

>> You're you're uh crazily talented and

00:49

I'm so glad that you're helping me with

00:53

the Oscars and we've I think you joined

00:56

me. Is it Did you say it was 2009 was

00:58

when you came on board?

00:59

>> 2009. Just as you were wrapping up late

01:01

night in New York.

01:02

>> I was wrapping up late night and I was

01:04

headed to the to take over the Tonight

01:06

Show for a 30-year run.

01:09

>> And you had jobs for life.

01:10

>> You said I remember I hired you and you

01:13

said, you know, Tonight Show hosts last

01:16

forever. Yes.

01:17

>> Um and you you said, "Count me in."

01:20

>> And you started spending money like

01:22

crazy.

01:22

>> Oh, yeah. It was most of it was spent

01:24

before I even got to California.

01:25

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He showed up and the

01:27

first day he got he said, "I'm buying a

01:29

Bentley."

01:30

>> Oh,

01:31

>> yeah. And he got a license plate that

01:34

said, "Tonight Show for Life."

01:37

>> And I said, I looked it up.

01:39

>> It was way too many characters.

01:42

>> It was

01:42

>> for a license plate. It wasn't even

01:44

legal.

01:44

>> It was actually Tonight Show for Life

01:46

three because two other people had

01:47

gotten the same vanity plate.

01:50

>> Two other writers from my Tonight Show.

01:52

Yeah. So, you were with me for the end

01:54

of Late Night, Tonight's Show, then the

01:56

TBS thing, and now uh Oscars, and yeah.

02:01

So, you will be my writer for life,

02:03

whether you want to be or not. So, I'm

02:05

just Let's get into this a little bit

02:07

because there are different types of

02:10

writers. There are the kinds that that

02:12

chatter constantly. I I'm sorry to say I

02:15

was one of those.

02:18

>> Oh my god. doing bits in the room and uh

02:21

dancing around like a a chimp a chimp on

02:23

crack.

02:24

>> And then um Todd, you're that I call you

02:28

you're like a ninja, an assassin.

02:30

>> You you're quiet. You're taking things

02:32

in and then you'll say something that's

02:34

really hilarious and you'll write

02:36

something that's really great, but

02:37

there's not a lot of, you know, uh

02:39

babbling and hey, look at me, which I

02:41

really admire.

02:42

>> It's not demonstrative because I believe

02:44

in my work.

02:45

>> Oh, okay.

02:47

>> Wow. No, I I am very much like a bad m

02:51

magician and I'm also a bad musician,

02:53

but I'm a bad magician trying to

02:55

distract you. I'm like, whoa, look at

02:57

this. And and then cuz I'm afraid

03:00

someone will really look and see there's

03:01

not a lot of protein here.

03:04

>> No, but I I was I think it's also just

03:06

because I'm I've never been

03:07

uncomfortable with that part of like

03:09

performing stuff, you know? Even when I

03:11

was doing standup, I was the guy who

03:13

just hugged the microphone. I just held

03:15

it dear to me and it I wasn't like a big

03:17

actor. You

03:17

>> often try and leave with it like Todd,

03:20

you've got to keep that.

03:21

>> Come back with the mic.

03:21

>> Uh well, tell me about your journey a

03:23

little bit because um this happens so

03:26

often. I work with these really talented

03:29

people and I get to know them. We're in

03:30

the trenches together and I think, hey,

03:32

I don't really know your origin story,

03:34

but when did you know, oh, comedy is for

03:36

me?

03:37

>> I mean, I think I always knew it as a

03:39

kid, but I didn't know. I think you

03:40

probably hear this a lot and I think a

03:42

lot of people who are in comedy say

03:43

this, but I didn't know it was a career.

03:46

>> You know, I didn't grow up in that kind

03:48

of environment. You know, my parents

03:49

were both state workers in Albany, New

03:52

York. And I so I loved comedy as a kid

03:55

and my dad was really instrumental in

03:58

that because my dad had my parents had a

04:00

terrible record collection. They had

04:01

very they had like a couple John

04:03

Denvers, a couple Barbara Stysandans,

04:05

right?

04:06

>> But then my dad also had

04:07

>> David saying what's wrong with that?

04:09

Yeah, you sound great to me.

04:13

>> Not much.

04:15

I love your parents.

04:17

>> When can I come over? David, settle

04:19

down.

04:20

>> But my dad had uh uh Bob New Hart

04:23

Records as well. And so he had he was my

04:26

my introduction to comedy. So I would

04:28

listen to his records all the time. He

04:30

had Cosby records, too. Uh you could say

04:33

that like but those were also like huge

04:35

a huge influence on me. Yeah. And then

04:37

my dad also had this rule like we had

04:39

this really strict bedtime, but if we

04:42

had HBO when I was growing up and if

04:43

there was a funny movie on at like 9:00,

04:48

he would let me stay up to watch watch

04:50

it with him. So I'd watch a lot of

04:51

comedies with my dad.

04:52

>> Everything you're saying resonates

04:54

completely with me because my parents

04:57

had nothing to do with show business.

04:58

I'm growing up just outside Boston.

05:01

I you know show business is this thing

05:04

that exists on Jupiter and it's done by

05:06

aliens and uh but my father was very

05:11

interested in comedy um you he was a you

05:14

know infectious disease scientist doctor

05:17

and uh he um but he loved comedy he

05:21

loved new heart we had those records he

05:24

they also had a terrible record I mean

05:26

like no records uh but he loved comedy

05:29

and When a movie like Mad Mad Mad Mad

05:32

Mad Mad World would come on

05:34

>> Oh, yeah.

05:34

>> Uh once a year, it would start We We

05:38

weren't allowed to watch TV at night if

05:41

it was a school night, if we had school

05:42

the next day. But he would say when this

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