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From the mailroom to the boardroom is the theme this week. Michael J. Fox's "The Secret of My Success" (1987) was a film young Adam liked and  still does. Matt thinks it needs a little recasting and definitely a new soundtrack. "The Hudsucker Proxy" (1994) was a  box office disaster for the Coen Brothers, but they followed it up with "Fargo". An homage to 50's romantic comedies, Matt was bored and thought it a little over the top, which was what Adam really liked about it. Both would have recast the Paul Newman role. 

No show next week. Perhaps, Matt might not be so grumpy on the next episode.

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In the thirtieth episode of Season 6 (Heists, Cons, & Grifters) Kyle is joined by a panel of guests, editor Kristi Shimek, script supervisor Katy Baldwin, and actor Ben McGinley, to discuss the penultimate light yet stylish heist film about comraderie, revenge, and the constructive beauty of crafting the aura of cinema in George Roy Hill's The Sting (1973).

In the sixteenth episode of Season 6 (Heists, Cons, & Grifters) Kyle is joined by script supervisor Katy Baldwin and actor Ben McGinley to discuss Robert Rossen's bleak study on the monied corruption of skill and competition in the world of pool in The Hustler (1961).

It’s that time of year when the weather is getting warmer and the days are getting longer, it’s early May so WHAT does that mean?  Of course, it means the NHL Playoffs are just beginning!  And what better way to commemorate the kick-off for professional hockey’s playoff season than to revisit one of THE Most Beloved Hockey Movies of All Time….which happens to star one of THE Greatest Movie Stars of All Time, Paul Newman.  

He stars as player/coach Reggie Dunlop of the minor league hockey team, the Charleston Chiefs – they’re a raucous group filled with goons and/or boozers but they MIGHT have a chance to win this season thanks to their latest addition of the Hanson Brothers.  Jeff Carlson, Steve Carlson, and David Hanson co-star as the Hanson Brothers in this raunchy, raucous sports comedy directed by the legendary George Roy Hill who previously gave us Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid along with The Sting.  

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This episode is the first of a new segment here on the podcast. Nate and I will periodically assign each other a movie as "homework." We will take the movie home, watch it, and then we will meet back up and record a shorter episode about the movie. To start this segment Nate assigned Rob the 1973 movie The Sting.

Reed Diamond is an actor who is known for his roles on Homicide: Life on the Street as well as 24.  He has also appeared in the films Moneyball and Good Night Night, and Good Luck.  In this episode we discuss working his life and career as an actor, working with Brad Pitt & George Clooney, playing bad guys & cops and his upcoming roles on Better Call Saul and Gaslit. This was a really fun conversation for anyone who loves movies and TV, and educational for anyone wanting an acting career.

0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:48 - Working from Home
0:02:45 - Dad's TV Studio in the 70s
0:07:25 - New York in the 70s & Musicals
0:11:38 - Early Influential Film & Music
0:18:50 - Choosing Acting Over Music
0:25:00 - Early Acting Career
0:27:30 - The Life of an Actor
0:33:25 - Playing Bad Guys
0:37:38 - Playing a Cop
0:44:25 - Playing Mark Shapiro in "Moneyball"
0:49:14 - Preparing for Roles Versus Improv
0:54:25 - Playing Deep Throat in "Gaslit"
0:59:07 - Improvising Versus Making It Look Improvised
1:03:00 - Woking on "Better Call Saul"
1:05:01 - Working Past Adversity & Struggle
1:09:55 - Roles That Aren't Right
1:13:30 - Agents of Shield & Starfury
1:15:35 - Journeyman & Homicide
1:19:07 - Wayward Pines
1:20:50 - Great Actors Have Great Stories
1:23:30 - Paul Newman & George Clooney
1:26:50 - Charles Durning & Insecurity
1:28:40 - Difficult People to Work With
1:35:05 - Charities
1:38:15 - Outro

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A film where a loser lawyer grows a conscience. Kyle wants to call a surprise witness. Dave objects. The Machine sustains.

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The “Cinephile Cuties” are ready to join a throuple with Paul Newman and Robert Redford. That’s because they’re chatting about George Roy Hill’s ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.’ In this episode, Patrick and Casey decide where they’d want to live during the 1800s.  The “Cuties” also put the film through their proprietary Fartsy Test to determine the “Fartsiness” of the film.

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On this episode, David Burns, Andrew Blakely and Dayton discuss a couple of gangster movies. It's a battle between "Road to Perdition" vs "American Gangster."

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For our Season 1 finale, we honor the words that often end our show: "Might be time to pick up the phone. There's no time like the present! What a gift." 

Before You Go co-hosts Nicole Franklin and Bryant Monteilh introduce this episode with the delightful and colorful reviews of Kathleen Carroll as remembered in her book My Life in the Dark. Kathleen is a retired film critic from the New York Daily News who made so many industry friends and connections she decided to bring Hollywood to her hometown of Lake Placid, New York by co-founding the Lake Placid Film Forum.  Nicole's time with Kathleen helped guide her career as an award-winning filmmaker as she took many cues from Kathleen's love of film and networking with legends behind the scenes.  

We hope this episode reminds everyone that reminiscing with friends could be the most relaxing and rejuvenating part of the day. Thank you for listening to our storytelling series. See you in Season 2!

Ed Justice Jr. comes from a family that has built and sponsored winning race cars and he has the stories to prove it. He was friends with Evel Knievel, Dan Gurney, and Carrol Shelby, just to name a few. His company (started by his father), Justice Brothers, has been a presence in multiple forms of racing for 75 years. They sponsored 1950 Indianapolis 500 winner Johnnie Parsons, and both A.J. Foyt (1977) and Helio Castroneves (2021) on their fourth Indy 500 victory. They sponsored NASCAR champions, and drag racing legends like Don Garlits. They've remained a presence in racing for over 75 years.  

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Jordan and Brooke are joined by writer and friend of the pod Phil Tice for 1969's romantic comedy, er, serious Western. Pick your poison: Newman or Redford? How many classic character actors can you pack into one film? Why did critics originally pan this masterpiece? And do we think the boys secretly escape to Australia and start a life together? (Spoiler: yes).

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Bonjour! Grab a baguette or a fresh slice, we're taking a look at The French Connection in a back-to-back Hack(man) attack. We also connect the dots between this, The Exorcist, Blade Runner, and (of course) the Ferris Bueller TV Show. 

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In the forty-first episode of Season 3 (Manifest Destiny) Kyle is joined by screenwriter David Gutierrez and actor Ben McGinley to discuss one of the absurd elegies of the Wild West, the irreverent and thoughtful study on individualism in The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean.

In the thirty-fifth episode of Season 3 (Manifest Destiny) Kyle is joined by actor Ben McGinley and fellow cinephile Jordan Berry to discuss Martin Ritt's scathing portrait of a man representative of the entitled, disconnected, and lost inheritance of the West, the uncompromising character study of Hud.