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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey chats with comedic filmmaker Ben Falcone about Life of the Party—his new movie starring his wife, Melissa McCarthy—and what it’s like to creatively collaborate with his life partner.
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Making the Melissa McCarthy Machine, With Ben Falcone
Discussing what it’s like to make a movie with your life partner
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