2025-04-05
51 分钟The New York Times app has all this stuff that you may not have seen.
The way the tabs are at the top with all of the different sections.
I can immediately navigate to something that matches what I'm feeling.
Play Wordle or Connections and then swipe over to read today's headlines.
There's an article next to a recipe next to games and it's just easy to get everything in one place.
This app is essential.
The New York Times app, all of the times, all in one place.
Download it now at nytimes.com slash app.
From The New York Times, this is the interview.
I'm David Marchese.
In Bill Murray's new movie, The Friend, which is based on a great novel by Sigrid Nunez,
he plays Walter, Walter's best friends with Iris, played by Naomi Watts.
Through a surprising course of events, Iris winds up having to take in Walter's great Dane.
And by the way, Iris lives alone in a modest apartment in Manhattan,
so not exactly ideal for a dog the size of a small horse, and not exactly nice of Walter.
Like so many of Murray's late career characters, Walter is funny and charismatic, but he's also kind of a jerk.
He's resentful and self-centered and he's caused some real damage.
Now I'm a huge Bill Murray fan and I sometimes imagine those more recent roles as kind of alternate world versions of the comedy characters that made him a superstar,
because Peter Venkman in Ghostbusters or Phil Connors in Groundhog Day to pick just two examples,
they could be selfish and even cruel, but in the end, they always get away with it.