Sarah Snook discusses the challenge of juggling all 26 characters in her one-woman show The Picture of Dorian Gray, including how she manages to remember lines and perform without scene partners, which she admits she misses but not as much as expected.

Kieran Culkin highlights his favorite moment in Glengarry Glen Ross as a section where Bob Odenkirk's character Shelley Levene describes a sale to him, noting the fun and variety Odenkirk brings to the performance every night.

Yes, they share anecdotes about forgetting lines on Succession, including a moment when Kieran Culkin did not know any of his lines, and how they both relied on blocking and other actors to remember their parts.

Sarah Snook talks about missing having a scene partner in her one-woman show, The Picture of Dorian Gray, while Kieran Culkin enjoys working with scene partners like Bob Odenkirk in Glengarry Glen Ross, emphasizing the dynamic interaction on stage.

While the interview focuses more on their acting process, Snook and Culkin discuss how they approach their roles in The Picture of Dorian Gray and Glengarry Glen Ross, including the complexity of Snook's multiple characters and Culkin's engagement with his co-stars, but specific plot details or character arcs are not deeply explored.