In this week’s second episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, we dive deep into Hollywood's past and present, revisiting iconic actors and unforgettable films. We kick things off with an engaging conversation about Kurt Russell's vital role in the making of 'Tombstone' and how he brought the film back from the brink of collapse. We then shift gears to discuss James Woods and his attempts to collaborate on various film projects, followed by an appreciation of Lee Daniels' contributions, including the Oscar-nominated 'Precious.' The episode also sheds light on Gene Hackman's impactful performance in 'Mississippi Burning' and other classic films like 'The French Connection' and 'Unforgiven.' We even touch on personal anecdotes involving big names like Charlton Heston and the significance of films such as 'Ghosts of Mississippi' and John Carpenter's 'The Thing.'

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CHAPTERS: 
00:00 Intro
03:08 YouTube Comments
04:43 Cillian Murphy
10:39 Mississippi Burning and Civil Rights History
13:07 Gene Hackman and Iconic Movie Roles
21:53 Tombstone and Behind the Scenes Insights
32:07 Insights into Second Unit Directing
34:05 Kurt Russell's Role in 'Tombstone'
38:11 The Influence of John Fasano
43:17 Memories of Charlton Heston
53:19 Lee Daniels and Hollywood Connections
01:02:24 Podcast Reflections and Future Plans

In this week’s first episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, we take a deep dive into the world of cinema, delving into the careers and remarkable roles of actors like Sean Connery, Gary Oldman, David Thewlis, and more. We discuss notable directors such as Sidney Lumet, Milos Forman, and their influential films, including 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' 'The Verdict,' 'Naked,' and 'Man on the Moon.' The conversation also touches on the era between 1967-1977, considered a golden age of American cinema, highlighting films like 'The Graduate,' 'The Godfather,' 'Bonnie and Clyde,' and 'Apocalypse Now.'

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:35 AI and the Writer's Guild
07:59 James Cameron’s Move to New Zealand
11:13 Nuclear Threats and Safe Zones
22:17 Gary Oldman and Acting Versatility
27:46 Mike Leigh's Cinematic Masterpieces
33:37 Hollywood Gossip and Fun Facts
37:27 Joanne Whalley and the Profumo Scandal
40:00 Tommy Lee Jones vs. Jim Carrey
44:50 Benicio del Toro's On-Set Injury
49:23 Miloš Forman's Filmography
56:00 Sidney Lumet and Sean Connery Collaborations
01:06:03 Reflecting on the Golden Age of Cinema
01:07:56 Conclusion

In this week’s second episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, Michael and Jim share the 5 movies they would pick if stranded on a deserted island. They discuss classic films such as 'Carlito's Way,' 'Body Heat,' 'Nine to Five,' ‘Taxi Driver’ and more. They also dive into everything from the impact of Turner Classics to the unforgettable performances of legendary actors like Robert De Niro, Jack Nicholson, and Paul Newman. Highlighted anecdotes include a drunken phone call from William Hurt and an embarrassing moment for Michael while attending a Bob Seger show.

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CHAPTERS 
00:00 Introduction and Setup
00:46 Discussing Favorite Movies
04:36 William Hurt and Gregory Nava
15:43 Bob Seger and Hollywood Nights
26:00 Lauren Bacall and Hollywood Legends
38:37 The Gunfighter and Ringo
40:40 Gregory Peck and Ron Howard in Westerns
42:34 Meeting Thomas Hulce in Prague
51:48 Taxi Driver: A Life-Changing Film
01:01:28 Top Five Movies Discussion
01:10:00 Gary Oldman's 'Nail by Mouth'
01:11:39 Conclusion and Next Episode Tease

In this week’s first episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, Michael Biehn and Jim first dive into the Kevin Costner & Gene Hackman film ‘No Way Out’ after recently rewatching it. Then they get into a variety of topics centered around the intersection of AI and the filmmaking process including the challenges and potential of AI in film production, citing examples of how AI is anticipated to revolutionize the industry. The conversation veers into captivating stories from Biehn's acting career, including his memorable experiences working with George C. Scott and Sean Connery. Additionally, they discuss the impact of legendary directors like Sidney Lumet and the artistic struggles and triumphs of iconic actors.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
02:18 No Way Out with Kevin Costner & Gene Hackman
10:42 AI in Filmmaking and Music
19:01 AI's Impact on Creativity and Future Prospects
28:22 Using AI for Writing and Script Development
37:42 AI in Filmmaking
41:39 Film Schools and AI's Impact on Jobs
43:45 Sidney Lumet and Iconic Films
52:03 George C. Scott and Memorable Performances
01:02:29 A24's Expansion and Upcoming Projects
01:08:08 Outro

In this week’s second episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, Michael recounts his experience working on 'The Coach,' his earliest movie alongside Cathy Lee Crosby, produced by Crown International known for their low-budget teen flicks. He also shares a vivid account of 'Zuma Beach,' another 1978 film featuring a star-studded cast including Suzanne Somers, Rosanna Arquette, and Timothy Hutton. Alongside intriguing film memories, he elaborates on his complex relationship with Cathy Lee Crosby and how it intertwined with her involvement in Scientology, providing a personal look at the influence of the controversial religion during that time. Not to miss tales include memorable encounters with other major Hollywood figures like Quentin Tarantino and John Belushi.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
03:34 First Movie Experience: The Coach
04:39 Kathy Lee Crosby and On-Set Stories
15:32 Scientology and Relationship Dynamics with Cathy
30:14 Scientology Recruitment Suspicions
34:02 Zuma Beach TV Movie Experience
50:26 Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez
53:28 Guillermo del Toro's Films
56:15 Outro

In this week’s first episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, Michael and the gang discuss the classic movies, ‘Deliverance’ and ‘Chinatown’. They go over Jon Voight’s exceptional performance both in Deliverance and everything else he does. They also get examine the films’ production and soundtrack centered around 'Dueling Banjos.' After that they talk about the complexities of the 'Chinatown' screenplay, debating the film's themes and influential score by Jerry Goldsmith. Tune in for engaging anecdotes about Jon Voight's career, including his roles in 'Catch-22' and 'Anaconda,' and uncover little-known facts about the making of famous films like 'The Two Jakes' and John Singleton's 'Rosewood. Michael and Jim also discuss the ongoing Epstein Files drama currently surrounding the news.

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CHAPTERS: 
00:00 Intro
04:42 Jeffrey Epstein Files
14:15 Alan Dershowitz and Reversal of Fortune
22:26 Deliverance and Jon Voight's Performance
26:07 Chinatown and Screenwriting
32:00 Deliverance Score, Budget, & “Sodomy Creek”
38:27 John Sturges and some of his Westerns
48:50 John Singleton's Rosewood and Historical Context
55:11 Upcoming Projects and Final Thoughts

In this week’s second episode of Just Foolin About, Michael and the gang begin by talking about Adam Wingard’s upcoming A24 film ‘Onslaught’. They explore the intricacies of film release schedules, the role of producers, and the shifting landscape of movie marketing. The conversation then turns to the abrupt halting of Bill Murray's 'Being Mortal,' the ill-fated 'Broadway Brawler' with Bruce Willis, and the shocking decision to scrap Warner Brothers' $90 million 'Batgirl' film. Michael also touches on his concerns for the future of AI and how it will impact the film industry


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Introduction & Onslaught Updates
08:43 Bill Murray Controversy and Movie Shutdowns
17:27 Bruce Willis and Broadway Brawler Incident
22:52 Freddie Rodriguez's Career
27:24 Movies That Stopped Production Midway
33:19 Louis CK, Ridley Scott, & Batgirl
37:37 Box Office Trends and Decline
41:15 AI's Impact on the Film Industry
53:30 The Shah of Iran's Exile
58:29 Outro

In this week’s first episode of Just Foolin About, Michael and the gang talk about the passing of Actor Michael Madsen last week. They reflect on his career, personal struggles, and the tragedy of his son's suicide. The conversation then shifts to the troubled lives and careers of other Hollywood figures like Tom Sizemore and Val Kilmer, touching on addiction and personal demons. They also explore classic films, revisiting the works of Stanley Kubrick, particularly 'Paths of Glory' and 'Barry Lyndon,' and discuss their meticulous filmmaking techniques.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
02:22 Remembering Michael Madsen
11:23 Tom Sizemore's Addiction Struggles
29:39 Michael’s Son & His Acting Ambitions
32:32 Finding Material for a Reel
33:18 Discussing Bruce Beresford's Films
36:49 Paths of Glory and Kubrick's Style
45:36 Barry Lyndon and Kubrick's Cinematic Techniques
51:58 Ryan O'Neal's Career and Personal Life
59:27 Penelope Ann Miller and Filming Experiences
01:00:58 Outro

In this week’s second episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, Michael and his co-host Jim dive into a wide array of topics, starting with a fascinating quest to locate Ike Clanton's grave and the rich history surrounding Tombstone. Michael shares personal anecdotes from his adventures, discusses his friendships with interesting personalities, and touches on his experiences in Bisbee, Arizona. They also explore the impact of the movie 'Tombstone' on the town itself and delve into Michael's thoughts on various film projects

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro 00:22 Michael’s Search for Ike Clanton's Grave 05:14 Tombstone's Tourist Revival 10:53 Lost in the Wilderness 21:55 Bisbee Adventures 34:55 Tombstone's Rich History and Johnny Behan 43:21 Wyatt Earp's Vendetta Ride 47:55 Wyatt Earp's Later Years 52:14 Marlon Brando's Iconic Photo 55:57 Family and Personal Stories 01:00:42 Upcoming Podcast Guests 01:08:36 Mission Impossible's Financial Struggles 01:10:58 Face Off Remake and Onslaught 01:15:03 Final Thoughts

In this week’s episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, we dive into the captivating history of Tombstone, Arizona, as we explore the legendary gunfight at the O.K. Corral, and the complex lives of key figures like Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and the Clanton and McLaury families. We delve into lesser-known details such as Wyatt Earp's controversial reputation, his ambitions for the sheriff position, and the political tensions that fueled the infamous conflict. The discussion also touches on the vendetta ride post-gunfight and the subsequent legal inquiries, providing a nuanced perspective on this iconic episode of the Old West.

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CHAPTERS: 
00:00 Introduction
02:30 Current and Former Iranian Conflicts
19:21 Tombstone Movie and Wyatt Earp Discussion
40:09 The McClary Brothers and Their Reputation
45:24 Wyatt Earp's Ambitions in Tombstone
50:28 The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
57:30 The Aftermath and Political Tensions
01:03:34 The Vendetta Ride and Hollywood Portrayals
01:06:00 Michael’s Search for Ike Clanton's Grave
01:17:44 Podcast Format Changes and Future Plans