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>> Lindsey: everyone's favourite grumpy cat is back and in a big way. >> Lindsey: the garfield movie is officially making its way to theatres this week. Chris pratt voices the cat. And rad interviewed chris. Rad is joining us now. >> Rad: now I want to be voiced by lindsey. >> Lindsey: could you imagine. We will put up a qr code. Scan the qr code to buy tickets to see the film. Rad, let's quickly talk about what the movie is about. What can audiences expect? >> Rad: it's a garfield movie. This character -- that loves lasagne and hates mondays. This movie gives us the origin story. How garfield met john. It gives us the story of how garfield was abandoned by his street cat dad. Who is voiced by sam l. Jackson. >> Lindsey: cool. You chatted with chris pratt. The chris pratt. We will show a couple of clips from that conversation. Take a look. >> When I think of garfield, I think specifically of this adorable snark that he had. He had a specific brand of humour. When I think about that humour, I think that kind of paved the way for so many things after. That adorable snark. >> I think certainly that era of comedy was changing anding there was a high likelihood because of a comic strip like "garfield" helped shape comedy. Snark became apparent. It went from "the simpsons" to "friends." >> Lindsey: what is it about garfield's personality that you think people relate to the most? >> I think the snark and also his laziness is all of us. And it's in that conversation. You think about garfield. He was born in the '80s. Late '70s and '80s. At the time of reagan. Character is a responsive idea of that time. Working our 9 to 5 jobs and go being back to ou suburban homes and doing the jane fonda workout. He gave way to that slacker genre ask this idea of no, self-care is lazy. Self-care is hating mondays. >> Lindsey: this next clip is about bringing garfield to life on the big screen >> Thinking about that original humour. I'm thinking about the process of adapting comic strips to animation. You are taking material that was where they would set up the jokes in a handful of frames to now you have motion. You have a much bigger canvas. Talk to me about that. Bringing that comic strip. >> You know, any time you adapt ultimately to your big studio and you are trying to make a big movie. It doesn't automatically make it a big movie. The lego movie is a great case study. What is that movie supposed to be about. Ultimately it comes to story tellers crafting and narrative and focusing on which relationships are going to be the most meaningful relationships in these characters' lives. For garfield it's this relationship with vick. His biological father who he unexpectedly meets. >> Lindsey: how has garfield adapted to modern times in this movie? >> There's the obvious ways where this is garfield 2024. Checking out cool cat videos that -- and also ordering his lasagne through food apps. We are not talking about the 3 to 8 sensibility. This is a movie that takes the gags that would set up in a comic strip and it finds a way to make that in motion. Also in terms of adapting the modern times. This is a generational story. This is a story of garfield and his dad. And the same way it is generational story with the audience where it is adults who grew up with this comic strip, with this character is bringing

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