How to pronounce “wolde” in English

John Woldenberg: You can sit or stand.

John Woldenberg: I wanna just go back to families for a second. I mean this, Everybody Loves Raymond is in 148 countries, currently subtitled or dubbed. And so the idea of family

John Woldenberg: I just saw a clip. Phil sent me clips from Poland and from Egypt.

John Woldenberg: Or, when you called back on Skype and you didn't even know if they would answer.

John Woldenberg: You should talk about maybe some of the things that didn't show up in the movie that your--.

John Woldenberg: We can take one more question.

John Woldenberg: He said we were invited to the Moscow Film Festival.

John Woldenberg: And one of the technical, and one of the technical answers is that everyone signs a release before you start filming.

John Woldenberg: There's separate laws, but you need it, you need fundamentally you need a release for anyone that appears in the movie.

John Woldenberg: Thanks for coming.

John Woldenberg: This was.

with. John Woldenberg: Why don't you start by talking about just the fact that it's a documentary, which is very different than what you've been doing?

Assassinate him now. John Woldenberg: Now, naturally we'd love to, if you have any questions, but we can certainly talk about some of the things in the movie, like your parents.

Phil Rosenthal: Yes. John Woldenberg: The Egyptian version is hilarious. It's subtitled in English and you don't know what to expect, but honestly, it's--. The items in the show might change because

Phil Rosenthal: Fear. John Woldenberg: Not letting us go.

Phil Rosenthal: Yes. John Woldenberg: Yes.