Pfeiffer Pfridays

Picture it: you're an insomniac, you drive to the airport and a jewel-smuggling Michelle Pfeiffer lands on your car. What are your options? Well, the only real choice is to go INTO THE NIGHT, the Jeff Goldblum-La Pfeiffer caper populated with more cameos of famous directors than you can keep up with. From Michelle fully establishing her leading lady status to an Eileen Brennan-Clue shoutout to a special guest appearance by real cinephile Sarah Jessica Parker, this episode is as wild a ride as the move itself.

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Our 20th episode deserves a celebration, so we thought we'd light some candles, break out the ouija board and maybe take a nice, relaxing bath. What could possibly go wrong? This special Pfreaky Pfriday sees Michelle be terrorized by fences, photos and Ford in 2000's What Lies Beneath. From Michelle's character's bad luck with inanimate objects to multiple Hitchcock homages, we have plenty to talk about when it comes to this taut thriller and its two phenomenal leads. MEF MEF MEF MEF MEF!

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Jump in your favorite Hot Wheels vehicle or, better yet, hop a ride on the nearest ant! We're taking a giant leap into the quantum realm this Pfriday, as we discuss Michelle's entrance into the MCU: Ant-Man and the Wasp. We cover the unyielding charm of Paul Rudd, the hilarity that is Michael Peña, as well as how the first Ant-Man compares to its sequel. Plus, the unspoken bond of seeing superhero movies in theatres and our hopes and wishes for Michelle's appearance in the third installment of this film series. 

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This Pfriday, it's time to loosen your girdles. The Pfeiffer Boys are here to talk about Yekaterina Borisovna Orlova, but Sean Connery calls her Katya *insert fan snap*. The time has come to go to The Russia House, which earned Michelle her third consecutive Golden-Globe nomination. We talk about the John le Carré of it all, the Golden Globes nomination and placement possibilities for this performance, and break out the best Connery impression we can. Come for La Pfieiffer, stay for the Drag Race asides.

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Hi y'all! Wake up, grab your neighbor, and get to the airport. We gotta see Jackie! No, we haven't suddenly become a Natalie Portman podcast. It's time for us to go to the president's funeral with Lurene Hallett in Love Field. On top of discussing the labored journey of this film's release, we talk about watching this movie through a 2021 lens, why it's called Best Performance by a Leading Actress (and how people seem to forget this!) and, of course, the awards landscape of 1992, which included Michelle receiving her third (and to this date, final) Oscar nomination.

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This Pfriday, the Pfabulous Pfeiffer Boys are serving you a rigatoni quattro formaggi, a creamy blend of four Italian cheeses, and for your cocktail we'd recommend Tequila Sunrise, a drink that gives you a hard kick of La Pfeiffer, a splash of Raul Julia singing, and a sense of wondering why you ordered it in the first place. From hot tub mishaps to the banner year of 1988 for Michelle to cinematic love triangles, we order up a round of Tequila Sunrise because there's always time for a cocktail.

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Time to kick back with a lighthearted, pfamily-pfriendly pfilm, where stealing a pencil bag gets you punched, a plumber not doing his job gets him kneecapped, and underestimating Michelle's French will get your store blown up. The Pfabulous Pfeiffer Boys are sitting down for some quality time with The Family. We talk about Michelle being married to the mob again, where she might have fit into the Golden Globes landscape of 2013 and whether Tommy Lee Jones really wanted to be here or not.

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Your resident Principal McGee and Blanche would like to welcome you back to a new year at Rydell! Are you looking for a cool rider? Or are you just wanting to score tonight? Maybe you're somebody who just wants to do it for your country? Regardless, it's time to throw on your Pink Lady jacket and do a deep dive into Michelle's breakout role as Stephanie Zinone in Grease 2! The pfabulous Pfeiffer boys cover the Grease 2 stigma, compare the sequel to the original, discuss which resident Pink Lady they are (because you have to!) and take many breaks to fan themselves because talking about Maxwell Caulfield in this movie is just too much at times. Always remember, it's better to play with a group than with yourself.

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Part 3 of Michelle: The Scrapbook Years aka Wedding Bells. The Pfabulous Pfeiffer Boys head to San Francisco where a madcap murder investigation is underway. Peter Ustinov confirms he will play any detective role available, Lee Grant gives us the full Lucille Bluth treatment, Angie Dickinson is there to point and glare, and all Michelle really wants is to get married and have a Shirley Temple straight up! Hop in your horse-drawn carriage and prepare yourself for the zany antics of Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen.

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Part 2 of Michelle: The Scrapbook Years is A Walk Down Memory Lane as we cover the other 1980 film in Michelle's filmography: Falling in Love Again. Did we pfall in love with this pfilm...who can say? This movie has dialect work, whole wheat muffins, an awful marriage, Kaye Ballard and Michelle is here to play a young, idealized version of British Susannah York. It's quite the trip, and if you would like to go on this trip yourself, please be aware that both of our DVDs are up for grabs!

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