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Speaker 1: I am all in, Kiss you, I am all in

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Speaker 1: with Scott Patterson and I heart radio podcast. Hey everybody,

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Speaker 1: Scott Patterson and this is a pop culture mini sold

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Speaker 1: starring Riley Pelusis. And we also have with us Amy

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Speaker 1: Sugarman and Danielle Romo, who has graced us with her presence.

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Speaker 1: Last week she had an appointment and could not be

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Speaker 1: with us for that pop culture episode right where were You? Well,

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Speaker 1: she understands that sometimes when she's not there, she has

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Speaker 1: much more fun on another podcast. She really can't stand

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Speaker 1: being here. Now I'm lying, she loves this one. Um. Anyway,

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Speaker 1: we're going to launch into another episode of pop culture. Uh,

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Speaker 1: Riley taking away this episode for pop Culture had so

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Speaker 1: many movies, So this is for episode nineteen, season two,

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Speaker 1: episode nineteen Teach me tonight. Um, just so many movies,

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Speaker 1: so strapping because you were in pain? She said, so

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Speaker 1: many movies and oh god, alright. So first lor Lion

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Speaker 1: Rory and Dosy's market and they see the new bag,

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Speaker 1: but boy Loya Li says, Taylor's ladder mysteriously disappears, suddenly,

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Speaker 1: making Dean invaluable no matter what fancy tricks. Lawn Chaney Jr.

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Speaker 1: Over the over their polls and then he's like flipping

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Speaker 1: all the groceries and such. Lawn Chaney Jr. Is the

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Speaker 1: son of silent film director dramatic actor Lawn Cheney, known

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Speaker 1: as the Man of a Thousand Faces for his makeup

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Speaker 1: techniques and flair. Um Lawn Channey Jr. Knows known as

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Speaker 1: the Wolfman, Lenny of Mice and Men, and Frankenstein Monster,

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Speaker 1: which we all know now is the Monster Um Dracula

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Speaker 1: frank seen Um. According to the Wolfman makeup artist Jack Pierced,

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Speaker 1: Wolfman makeup took a sixteen twenty two hours to apply,

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Speaker 1: which sometimes burned him. Can I tell you I did

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Speaker 1: a I played an alien um overlord who comes to

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Speaker 1: iteration of a Fox TV movie. And the makeup they

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Speaker 1: adhesive that they put around the top of your forehead

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Speaker 1: they use the medical adhesive it burns the skin and

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Speaker 1: then that it takes them less time to get it off.

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Speaker 1: And they have to use this lucian to melt the

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Speaker 1: medical adhesive to get it off, and it takes about

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Speaker 1: an hour to get it off at the end of

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Speaker 1: the day. But that was four That was three four

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Speaker 1: sixteen to twenty two. How do you mean you better

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Speaker 1: be like drugged to do that. I can't do my

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Speaker 1: makeup for more than five minutes, so I don't. I

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Speaker 1: don't know. Next up, Lordlie talks to Docie about which

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Speaker 1: movie was going to be played this year. Taylor says,

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Speaker 1: there's a line behind you. Lorly says, you chose The

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Speaker 1: Yearling Again, Taylor says it is a fine, wholesome motion picture,

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Speaker 1: moving story, lovely scenes of nature. The Yearling is a

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Speaker 1: film from Jane Wyman's daughter refused to speak for her

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Speaker 1: for her two weeks after she saw the film and

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Speaker 1: MGM's most successful film of however, because it costs nearly

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Speaker 1: four million dollars, why didn't someone speak to someone The

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Speaker 1: Jane Wyman's daughter. We don't know the details of the

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Speaker 1: film refused to speak to Is that because something dies,

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Speaker 1: someone dies an animal? That's a good question. Oh yeah,

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Speaker 1: I get right, probably right because Jane Wyman's character and

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Speaker 1: maybe have died the great kid Riley Lacking. And I

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Speaker 1: know you're all going to email and say, you know,

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Speaker 1: it's like, what am I supposed to do? Like, I

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Speaker 1: but like that's what I'm assuming. And Jane Wyman formerly

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Speaker 1: found it that Ronnie. He just he was mover and

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Speaker 1: Jane Wyman had more husbands according to Google, Yes, had

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Speaker 1: Nancy in stayed married to her until until next Rory

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Speaker 1: Roy says, Okay, you're gonna tell me what you're fighting

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Speaker 1: about that keeps you from talking to each other ever Again.

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Speaker 1: Laura Lee says, what about desperately Seeking Susan? Roy says,

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Speaker 1: Desperately Seeking Susan was film starring Rosanna Arquette and Madonna.

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Speaker 1: the original plan was to give hold Goldie Hawn and

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Speaker 1: Diane Keaton star in the film. Campbell withdrew five thousand

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Speaker 1: Andie Dickinson is known for her series on NBC called Policewoman,

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Speaker 1: where she played Detective Sergeant Pepper Anderson, which is why

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Speaker 1: Laura Lae refers to her like she's question he's questioning her.

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Speaker 1: and cartoon storyboards and moving on. Okay, this was quite

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Speaker 1: the dense pop culture scene. Rory and Laura Lee are

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Speaker 1: trying to choose a movie. Laura lisas the Wizard of Oz.

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Speaker 1: Roy says The Sting Laura Lee says Rocky. Roy says

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Speaker 1: so it's six hours long? Good point? Oh I got it, Arthur, yes,

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Speaker 1: or Sophie's choice very similar. Oh man, I can't choose.

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Speaker 1: There's way too many good movies. The burden is overwhelming.

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Speaker 1: Crimes and Misdemeanors? Did anybody did you see that film? Martin?

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Speaker 1: and he's having an affair with Angelica Houston and then

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Speaker 1: And I saw fatal Attraction. This was a little more subtle.

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Speaker 1: that Robert Redford? And my love for them both is

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Speaker 1: Just google Robert Redford. Sure did you say shirtless? And

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Speaker 1: We've already talked about Wizard of Oz released total made

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Speaker 1: diner in which Hooker meets Lonegan is the same diner

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Speaker 1: McFly first meets his father, um Rocky. We've talked about

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Speaker 1: expensive cost on film was makeup, which makes sense with

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Speaker 1: twenty four OSCAR nominations and four winds. The original title

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Speaker 1: sitcom of that name the same name, The Singing Detective

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Speaker 1: Sir Michael Gambon regularly spent up to six hours getting

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Speaker 1: a playboy billionaire Arthur played by Dudley more than classic

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Speaker 1: film Classic? What was it is? Sir John Gilgood as Hobbes, right,

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Speaker 1: a lot of research into a billionaire spend their money

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Speaker 1: on these days. Arthur's magnetic floating bed is one such thing.

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Speaker 1: related to the founder of Pennsylvania. Wanting to watch this movie,

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Speaker 1: Woodstock so Fletch Classic Chevy Chase has mentioned interviews that

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Speaker 1: Fletches his favorite of his movies because it gave him

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Speaker 1: going again, Riley. But how many of you on this

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Speaker 1: panel today you have used that line? And Fletch just

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Speaker 1: In an interview, Chevy Chase stated that the makeup department

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Speaker 1: Jemmy Chase said that he's the fake teeth one in public,

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Speaker 1: Next up is Urban Cowboy starring John Travolta. The soundtrack

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