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- Ep. 83: Presumed Innocent (1990) — Mercedes Ruehl → Harrison Ford
Andrew and Nick deliberate over the quality of the 1990 film PRESUMED INNOCENT, taking the occasional sidebar along the way. Is this Harrison Ford legal drama worthwhile beyond a reasonable doubt? Find out as we wrap up another chain on a new episode of Cinema Chain Gang!
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THIS WEEK: Presumed Innocent (1990), dir. Alan J. Pakula
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CHAIN #41: Mercedes Ruehl → The Secret of My Success → Tucker Smallwood → Presumed Innocent → Harrison Ford
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57 min - Ep. 82: The Secret of My Success (1987) — Mercedes Ruehl → Harrison Ford
In the mid-'80s, Michael J. Fox might have been the secret to box office success. But does the quality of 1987's THE SECRET OF MY SUCCESS rise to his level? Take a listen!
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THIS WEEK: The Secret of My Success (1987), dir. Herbert Ross
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CHAIN #41: Mercedes Ruehl → The Secret of My Success → Tucker Smallwood → Presumed Innocent → Harrison Ford
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Follow Andrew: Twitter | Letterboxd | Cinema Frenzy // Follow Nick: Twitter | Instagram | Letterboxd // Email Us: [email protected]
1 hr 4 min - Ep. 81: Spooky House (2002) — Ben Kingsley → Mercedes Ruehl
It’s a very scary return for the CINEMA CHAIN GANG podcast! On this new episode, Nick and Andrew start and finish a chain with 2002’s Spooky House! Take a listen!
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THIS WEEK: Spooky House (2002), dir. William Sachs
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CHAIN #40: Ben Kingsley → Spooky House → Mercedes Ruehl
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Follow Andrew: Twitter | Letterboxd | Cinema Frenzy // Follow Nick: Twitter | Instagram | Letterboxd // Email Us: [email protected]
1 hr 8 min - Ep. 80: Dave (1993) — Allison Janney → Ben Kingsley
Swear an oath and enjoy the latest episode of the CINEMA CHAIN GANG podcast! On this latest episode, Andrew and Nick talk about the 90’s comedy DAVE! Take a listen!
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THIS WEEK: Dave (1993), dir. Ivan Reitman
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CHAIN #39: Allison Janney → Bad Words → Steve Witting → Dave → Ben Kingsley
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1 hr 1 min - Ep. 79: Bad Words (2013) — Allison Janney → Ben Kingsley
Try to avoid swearing at your excitement for the return of the Cinema Chain Gang podcast! On this latest episode, Nick and Andrew start a new chain and review Jason Bateman’s BAD WORDS. Take a listen!
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THIS WEEK: Bad Words (2013), dir. Jason Bateman
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CHAIN #39: Allison Janney → Bad Words → Steve Witting → Dave → Ben Kingsley
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Follow Andrew: Twitter | Letterboxd | Cinema Frenzy // Follow Nick: Twitter | Instagram | Letterboxd // Email Us: [email protected]
56 min - Ep. 78: Celebrity (1998) — Peter Falk → Allison Janney
A scoop straight off the presses! The Cinema Chain Gang podcast is back with another new episode. On this episode, Nick and Andrew review a little-seen, little-noted Woody Allen movie, 1998’s CELEBRITY!
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THIS WEEK: Celebrity (1998), dir. Woody Allen
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CHAIN #39: Peter Falk → Made → Sam Rockwell → Celebrity → Allison Janney
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1 hr 3 min - Ep. 77: Made (2001) — Peter Falk → Allison Janney
Don’t call it a comeback! The Cinema Chain Gang podcast is once against connected and ready to extend the links. Is it better than ever? Probably not! But who can say. On this episode, Nick and Andrew talk about what they missed in the months away, and then review the Jon Favreau-Vince Vaughn mafia comedy MADE.
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THIS WEEK: Made (2001), dir. Jon Favreau
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CHAIN #39: Peter Falk → Made → Sam Rockwell → Celebrity → Allison Janney
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Follow Andrew: Twitter | Letterboxd | Cinema Frenzy // Follow Nick: Twitter | Instagram | Letterboxd // Email Us: [email protected]
1 hr 7 min - Ep. 76: Tune In Tomorrow (1990) — Katie Holmes → Peter Falk
Turn up the radio, or the speakers, and listen to the CINEMA CHAIN GANG PODCAST! On the latest episode, Nick and Andrew talk about the Keanu Reeves comedy TUNE IN TOMORROW. Tune in and take a listen!
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THIS WEEK: Tune In Tomorrow (1990), dir. Jon Amiel
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CHAIN #38: Katie Holmes → The Gift → Keanu Reeves → Tune In Tomorrow → Peter Falk
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56 min - Ep. 75: Phone Booth (2002) + The Gift (2000) — Katie Holmes → Peter Falk
Like one of the best lines in Nick’s favorite sitcom, this is a PIVOT for the Cinema Chain Gang podcast. We finish one chain at the beginning of this episode with the Colin Farrell thriller PHONE BOOTH, then start the next with the Cate Blanchett supernatural drama THE GIFT. Take a listen!
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THIS WEEK: Phone Booth (2002), dir. Joel Schumacher; The Gift (2000), dir. Sam Raimi
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CHAIN #37: Dick Van Dyke → Curious George → Juan Pope → Phone Booth → Katie Holmes
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CHAIN #38: Katie Holmes → The Gift → Keanu Reeves → Tune In Tomorrow → Peter Falk
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Follow Andrew: Twitter | Letterboxd | Cinema Frenzy // Follow Nick: Twitter | Instagram | Letterboxd // Email Us: [email protected]
1 hr 2 min - Ep. 74: Curious George (2006) — Dick Van Dyke → Katie Holmes
No yellow hat required (though recommended) to enjoy this latest episode of the CINEMA CHAIN GANG podcast! On this episode, Andrew and Nick review the 2006 animated adaptation of CURIOUS GEORGE!
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THIS WEEK: Curious George (2006), dir. Matthew O'Callaghan
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CHAIN #37: Dick Van Dyke → Curious George → Juan Pope → Phone Booth → Katie Holmes
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Follow Andrew: Twitter | Letterboxd | Cinema Frenzy // Follow Nick: Twitter | Instagram | Letterboxd // Email Us: [email protected]
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About Cinema Chain Gang
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Hollywood is a city of connections. On the CINEMA CHAIN GANG PODCAST, Andrew Auger and Nick Riccardo travel through the history of cinema, chain by chain, by linking random actor to random actor one…
review at a time. Think the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, but bigger and more expansive. Join us on the journey!