Nicholas Braun joins Click and Tell to talk about his upcoming film The Sheep Detectives, a murder mystery comedy set in the English countryside with an all-star cast including Hugh Jackman, Bryan Cranston, Emma Thompson, Hong Chau, and more. Braun shares why the movie is surprisingly hilarious, how it almost makes sheep farming look appealing, and what it was like acting alongside CG sheep, puppets, and stand-ins throughout production.

He discusses director Kyle Balda’s detailed storyboards and mock-ups that helped bring the animated world to life, praises Bryan Cranston’s emotional performance, and explains how his character evolves from a nervous “Greg-y” cop into a respected detective. Nicholas also jokes about co-star Nicholas Galitzine’s blond hair before ending the interview with a few sheep jokes.

00:00 Greg-y Cop Intro

00:22 Why The Sheep Detectives Is So Funny

00:48 Filming in the English Countryside

01:07 Working With Hugh Jackman, Bryan Cranston & Emma Thompson

01:58 The Emotional Side of CG Sheep

02:33 Acting With Puppets and Animation References

03:57 Building His Detective Character Arc

06:24 Nicholas Galitzine Hair & Crush Talk

06:54 Sheep Jokes and Wrap Up

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The second season of the Netflix reality game show Million Dollar Secret just concluded.

In this interview with Click and Tell, Season 2 winner Nick Pellecchia sits down with runner up contestants Kaleb Moon, Lauren Gierth, and Kat Ellis to discuss all the behind the scenes drama, the paranoia the game created on set, and how the show affected the relationships of the cast. Watch season 2 now: www.netflix.com/MillionDollarSecret

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WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus joins Click & Tell to reflect on her groundbreaking career and lasting impact on women’s wrestling.

She shares how early guidance from The Rock helped shape her confidence and promo skills, and what it took to earn respect as a wrestler during a pivotal era for women in WWE. Trish also discusses how “First Crush” evolved from a fan-driven idea into a full campaign and creative project, with personal touches inspired by her family.

The conversation explores her decision to step away from wrestling to prioritize motherhood and support her family, and what it meant to return years later for defining moments, including the first all-women’s Royal Rumble and a steel cage match with Becky Lynch.

Trish also previews her WrestleMania week “Trish Takeover” in Las Vegas, and reflects on longevity, legacy, and the mindset required to perform at the highest level across different stages of life.

Episode Highlights:

• The Rock’s early mentorship and promo advice
• Becoming WWE’s “first crush” and fan connection
• Balancing motherhood and a wrestling career
• Returning for Royal Rumble and major comeback moments
• Evolution of women’s wrestling
• Longevity, mindset, and staying performance-ready
• WrestleMania week plans in Las Vegas

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