Josh Brolin said the script for ‘Sicario 3’ is “undeniable” and spoke about the personal side of ‘Whalefall.’ He also said he passed on ‘Lanterns,’ which he has watched and loves, and he reflected on the cancellation of ‘Outer Range,’ calling it “gold.”
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