He did his job unbelievably well.'Īshton plays a charming music impresario, who warns New Yorker podcaster Ben Manalowitz (Novak) that Texans are smarter than he thinks. where we're flipping roles was fantastic. 'It was very impressive and the character itself I thought was super interesting. We need to put compassion before judgment then we might be able to see eye to eye. I thought it was absolutely brilliant and the message that people need to see right now - the disparity of ideology between the middle of the country and the coasts. When he reached out, it was one of the best scripts I'd read in a decade. 'I've, like, watched his career blossom and I've watched him just grow as a creator. in Punk'd like two decades ago and I thought he was amazing and wonderful,' the Iowa-born venture capitalist told Access. Kutcher grinned as he faced his director, co-star, and former Punk'd field agent B.J. Coming next month! The West Texas-set black comedy centers on a NYC radio host attempting to solve the murder of his former flame
