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On this episode of B&R at the Movies podcast Berry and Robin watch and discuss the 2001 film "Gosford Park" directed by Robert Altman. This Academy Award Winning film is set in the 1930's is a classic "who done it" murder mystery set in a luxurious hunting resort. This film stars Maggie Smith, Ryan Phillippe and Michael Gambon along with a cast of characters that really give life to this resort.

Geri Allen recorded this interview with me on the movie set of Robert Altman's Kansas City.  Where she played  Mary Lou Williams and paid tribute to her words and music. 
Digging thru old interviews .... On the film set for the Altman movie Kansas City I watched an amazing band  playing the role of legendary jazz musicians who frequented the jazz scene there: Among them Mary Lou Williams (Geri Allen),  Lester Young (played by Joshua Redman), Coleman Hawkins (Craig Handy), Ben Webster (James Carter), Count Basie (Cyrus Chestnut), Hershel Evans (David Murray), Freddie Green (Mark Whitfield), Walter Page (Ron Carter), and Jimmy Rushing (Kevin Mahogany), Christian McBride, Olu Dara, Russell Malone, Don Byron.
It wasn't so much who they were playing but what and how well they played.  Some of my favorite moments were never released....just jams as the musicians started improvising between takes...Like Russell Malone starting a tune with Christian McBride and then Ron Carter joins in.

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Film writer, editor, and podcaster Jake Tropila joins from Los Angeles to discuss the Coen Brothers' 1998 comedy 'The Big Lebowski', starring Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Though middlingly received both critically and commercially upon release, the film has gone on to become a genuine cult classic, launching a cottage industry of fan screenings, conventions, and even a religion.

We discuss the film's patchwork of influences, including larger-than-life characters withing the Coens' orbit and the works of author Raymond Chandler, especially as adapted by Robert Altman for his 1973 film 'The Long Goodbye'. Then we discuss the film's unrivaled cast, including a superb John Goodman, who turns in an awards-caliber performance as the gun-toting, militant bowling enthusiast Walter Sobchak. Finally, we discuss the film's windy, inarticulable plot, and the way that its mechanics might conceal a deeper level of criticism about the sociopolitical landscape of America on the eve of The End of History.

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The first Disney film to feature a cuss word, and the first film to feature Robin Williams (and Linda Hunt if we're keeping score).

It's Popeye, the 1980 musical comedy by Robert Altman.  In this episode we visit the island of Malta to delve into what movie Altman was trying to make, where Swee'Pea's psychic powers came from, and whether or not you should ship Popeye and Olive Oyl.  Plus, we build a monument to Robin Williams!  So open up a can of spinach and join us for a movie conversation that's odd, informative, and somehow involves legos and tattoos.

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Welcome to Season 3 of Snubs & Dubs! This season we are covering the 74th Academy Awards, featuring the films of 2001.

For Episode 5, we are talking about the first Best Picture Nominee this season, Robert Altman's Gosford Park.  Robert Altman, one of America's most distinctive filmmakers, journeys to England for the first time to create a unique film mosaic with an outstanding ensemble cast. Set in the 1930's, "Gosford Park" brings a group of pretentious rich and famous together for a weekend of relaxation at a hunting resort. But when a murder occurs, each one of these interesting characters becomes a suspect.

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01:13 - Other watching: Broadway: Beetlejuice, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and Aladdin | Concerts: Billy Joel | Movies: Beast, Cha Cha Real Smooth, Top Gun Maverick (round 3)
11:10 - Gosford Park Intro
18:30 - The Plot
23:14 - Discussion  
32:49 - Reviews, Box Office + Rankings
36:14 - Fun Letterboxd Reviews
38:25 - Academy Awards
40:23 - Interesting Facts
42:02 - Final Thoughts + Ep. 6 Preview

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Jackie and Greg are joined this week by Robert Reed Altman for their biggest episode yet, Robert Altman's New Hollywood masterpiece NASHVILLE from 1975. Topics of discussion include the sprawling cast of characters, the incredible musical numbers, how Altman perfected the ensemble drama, and why it's basically the greatest movie ever. Stay tuned for the second half of the episode where they sit down with the director's son, Robert Reed Altman, as he recounts his experience on the set of the film when he was just 16 years old.

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Neo-Noir is the theme. Robert Altman's "The Long Goodbye" (1973) is one of many Phillip Marlowe films made  and it's one of the best. Elliot Gould is terrific as the mumbling, smart-ass gumshoe. We liked the film, but thought the ending was way out of character. "Brick" (2005) is modern day high school murder mystery that uses dialogue that came straight out of 40's film noir. It worked okay, but the plot was too confusing to make much sense and Joesph Gordon-Levitt (a show favorite) wasn't up to playing the lead.

We received an email from a listener named Jen and she gave us a few suggestions and one of those is "Harvey" (1950). So, the next theme is invisible rabbits and "Harvey" is paired with "Donnie Darko" (2001)

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The “Cinephile Cuties” are ready to amble around Nashville. That’s because they’re chatting about Robert Altman’s ‘Nashville.’

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The Northman, stórmynd þeirra Robert Eggers og Sjóns, fjallar um hefnd í heimi ofbeldis og örlagatrúar og blandar saman Hollywood-leikurum á borð við Nicole Kidman, Willem Defoe, Ethan Hawke og Önnu-Taylor Joy og norrænum leikurum á borð við Alexander Skarsgård, Claes Bang, Ingvar E. Sigurðsson og Björk.

En hverjir eru snertifletirnir við aðrar víkingamyndir eins og Hrafninn flýgur eða sjálfan Hamlet? Já, eða miðaldamyndir á borð við Excalibur, Conan the Barbarian og The Green Knight? Og eru Íslendingar líklegir til þess að fara að vinna meira sjálfir úr þessum sagnaarfi eða er það mögulega alltof dýrt?

Við fengum þrjá leikstjóra til að ræða allt þetta og meira til, þá Ragnar Bragason, Ásgrím Sverrisson og Hauk Valdimar Pálsson, en sá síðastnefndi kom lítillega að leikmyndahönnun myndarinnar, hannaði meðal annars leikmynd eftir málverki Da Vinci. Við ræðum einnig heimsbíó frá Ástralíu, Kóreu, Frakklandi og Úkraínu og margt fleira.

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So, you sure you want to work in Hollywood? Robert Altman's 1992 film, 'The Player' may change your mind -- or it could inspire you to finally make the jump. Join Travis and Luca as they look back at this scathing indictment of the movie business.

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Peter Gallagher has delivered critically-acclaimed performances in such films as  Sex, Lies and Videotape, American Beauty (SAG Award), The Player, Short Cuts (Golden Globe), The Idolmaker, While You Were Sleeping, and Center Stage. Selected television credits include: “Grace and Frankie”, “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist,” “The OC,” “Covert Affairs," “Rescue Me,” and "Californication." Gallagher has worked with some of the industry's most respected directors including Mike Nichols, Robert Altman, Steven Soderbergh, Sam Mendes, Nicholas Hytner, Jonathan Miller and Hal Prince. His Broadway credits include award- winning Broadway productions of Guys and Dolls (receiving a Drama Desk nomination), Long Day's Journey Into Night (with Jack Lemmon, receiving a Tony Award nomination), The Real Thing (Clarence Derwent Award), The Corn Is Green (Theatre World Award), Noises Off, and The Country Girl. -edited from bio posted on broadwayworld.com

This is one of those movies we probably should have watched a long time ago but never got around to. Adam Roth and Jason Furie review Robert Altman's neo noir classic "The Long Goodbye" (1973) starring Elliott Gould as iconic private investigator Phillip Marlowe. Go watch this movie and then give this episode a listen. Instead of popcorn, get a bowl of dried apricots. Trust us.

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A film about a Western town, a Madame, and a coward. Kyle pretends to be a great sharpshooter. Dave has a strong business sense. The Machine just wants to burn it all down. Jordan Drake joins the discussion in the snow.

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This is it.... The end of A(24)PRIL, and a deep dive into one of the looming cult classics of the coming decade, David Robert Mitchell's polarizing UNDER THE SILVER LAKE.

Comedian, writer, and The New York Times + Teen Vogue-minted journalist Maddie Connors joins the show to talk INHERENT VICE, neoliberal monocultures, Andrew Garfield's queerbaiting, and working through having crushes on skater boys with your therapist: there's a full spectrum of hate, light enjoyment, and  pure love in this episode. We told you it's a polarizing movie.

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In the eighteenth episode of Season 3 (Manifest Destiny) Kyle is joined by script supervisor Katy Baldwin and fellow podcaster Ben Thelen (of the Dead Reckoner podcast) to discuss the autumnal, wintery anti-western that utilized the genre's tropes of the self-made man and the American idea of self-determination as a cosmic joke in Robert Altmans McCabe & Mrs. Miller.