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BEEF creator and showrunner Lee Sung Jin leads intimate discussions about the journey from page to screen — including prime cuts read by the stars.
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This podcast contains spoilers. Composer Finneas O'Connell, director Jake Schreier and Lee Sung Jin dig into the score, Josh's $25,000 synthesizer and the idea behind the final shot. You can watch all season 2 episodes of BEEF now on Netflix.
This podcast contains spoilers. William Fichtner and Mikaela Hoover join Lee Sung Jin to discuss Troy and Ava's relationship, Monte Vista Point Country Club and taking risks as actors. You can watch all season 2 episodes of BEEF now on Netflix.
This podcast contains spoilers. Charles Melton and Cailee Spaeny break down Austin and Ashley's evolution and their experience filming in Korea, then debut a never-before-filmed scene. You can watch all season 2 episodes of BEEF now on Netflix.
This podcast contains spoilers. Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan talk comedy and drama, their on-set playlist and Josh and Lindsay's gutting finale — plus a surprise scene for fans. You can watch all season 2 episodes of BEEF now on Netflix.
BEEF creator and showrunner Lee Sung Jin leads intimate discussions about the journey from page to screen — including prime cuts read by the stars. Tune in April 16 to hear from actors Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, Cailee Spaeny, William Fichtner, Mikaela Hoover, Composer Finneas O'Connell, and Director/Executive Producer Jake Schreier. Season 2 of BEEF premieres April 16 on Netflix.
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