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Chip DarnellWe're just getting this in. CBS Sports now reports bowl projections slotting all forty-six games, with new playoff teams after the Oklahoma and UCLA upsets.

Chip DarnellNow a quieter note, from Lyon, France, where the Lumière Festival opened Saturday night with a star-studded gala.

Chip DarnellVariety reports Todd Haynes teased his film De Noche, starring Pedro Pascal. Festival chief Thierry Frémaux also took a well-received swing at the U.S. President.

Chip DarnellJoining us live is actor Ptolemy Vanterpool, star of The Quiet Toaster. Welcome to the program.
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Ptolemy VanterpoolThank you, Chip. Off the record, I love your tie.

Chip DarnellOff the record?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolEverything is. It's a lifestyle.

Chip DarnellWhat did you make of the Lumière opening, with Haynes teasing a Pascal film?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolOff the record, magnificent. Cinema holding its breath in a room full of people holding their breath.

Chip DarnellAnd the festival chief's swing at the president?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolI'm apolitical. Off the record, I thought the swing was well received. I read it in Variety.

Chip DarnellTell us about The Quiet Toaster.
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Ptolemy VanterpoolA silent drama. Ninety minutes, one toaster, shot in a working laundromat. I play the toast.

Chip DarnellThe toast?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolOff the record, it burns. I burned. Method.

Chip DarnellWere you at the gala in Lyon?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolDefine at.

Chip DarnellWere you invited?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolOff the record, no. I watched on my phone, in a parking garage, holding my lucky oyster fork.

Chip DarnellA fork. Lightning round. Favorite French cheese?
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Ptolemy VanterpoolOff the record, the one in my coat.

Chip DarnellFinal plug, Mr. Vanterpool? And remember, this is a live broadcast.
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Ptolemy VanterpoolThe Quiet Toaster, in a laundromat near you. And that last part was off the record too.