Plunkett met with Joanne Rogers to prepare for the role
It depicts Lloyd Vogel Rhys , a troubled journalist for Esquire who is assigned to profile television icon Hanks Lorraine, her husband Todd, and Rogers visit Jerry

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At the , Hanks recalled watching "hundreds of hours" of footage of Rogers on set and behind the scenes in order to get into character
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Rogers used his show to talk about big issues with children in a tone that was softer and more halting than you'd expect given the subject matter, so does Heller stick to understatement in a way that threatens to become dull or sappy but never does
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The film's script by Micah Fitzerman-Blue and appeared among the 2013 of best unproduced screenplays and it would be directed by , while producers would be 's and along with Youree Henley
Fred takes out his puppets and asks Lloyd about his childhood rabbit stuffed animal and his father, provoking Lloyd into ending the interview Since he was all about his message reaching an audience, he is likely to have loved this movie, for doing the work for him, according to Junod
For his performance, Hanks was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the , as well as the , , , and , among others

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Lloyd relates to Rogers the issue of his relationship with his father, whose apology and attempt at reconciliation Lloyd has rebuffed
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However, to evoke drama, it can be understood why the conversations needed to be staged in person
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