doubtfire

Not our first hiatus. Not our last either. But thanks for stickin' in there and you won't be disappointed by the 48th installment of Flick Yeah! Listen in as Anne and Hannah discuss a couple of movies where men dress up as women and vice versa. As always, they kick things off with a movie currently (hopefully still) in theaters. Enjoy!

IN THEATERS

The Equalizer - "You're an equalizer, equalizer."

THEME MOVIES

Victor Victoria - Not bad, 1982.

Tootsie - Seriously, don't call her that.

Mrs. Doubtfire - "Euphegenia Doubtfire, dear."

The Associate - Pretty kick ass, Whoopi.

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Intro music by Andre Kennedy. Like him on facebook and check him out on SoundCloud!

Peace, love, and movies.

With the tragic news of the passing of Robin Williams this week, we at Constantly Calibrating found an intense need to talk about the man and the effect he had on our lives. At this point I'm sure most everyone is absolutely inundated with memorials to the fallen comedian, which means you may not want to listen to this.

However, I implore you to give our episode a shot, as it truly means the world to me and may be one of the most important (certainly most heartfelt) episode we've done to date. I know some extremely personal things are discussed during this show, which some among you may need to hear.

Our love and support go out to Robin Williams family, friends, and fans.

"Nanu Nanu."

This week I talk to Lisa Jakub, former actress in movies like Mrs Doubtfire and Independence Day about what she's done since her days in Hollywood; learning to be a writer and reflecting on her 18 year career.  We have a lot of laughs and she shares some great lessons, not to mention one of my favourite stories about one of my big heroes, Robin Williams.  Lisa's book is due out in 2015 and we can't wait!