Glenn Close And Stephen Bond Over Their Favorite Film, “A Man For All Seasons”

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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert published this video item, entitled “Glenn Close And Stephen Bond Over Their Favorite Film, “A Man For All Seasons”” – below is their description.

The amazing Glenn Close returns to The Late Show for a two-part interview that begins with a chat with Stephen about their shared love for the 1966 film, “A Man For All Seasons.” Stick around for more with Glenn Close and watch her in Season 2 of “Tehran” when it premieres this Friday on AppleTV+. #Colbert #Tehran #GlennClose

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