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Lamorne Morris joins Scene Stealers to break down Spider Noir ,a legendary 45-minute walk with Vin Diesel in house slippers, and some of the most iconic scenes of his career.
Chiwetel Ejiofor joins Scene Stealers to break down Backrooms, working with 19-year-old director Kane Parsons, the terror of liminal spaces, and some of the most iconic scenes of his career.
Billy Magnussen joins Scene Stealers to break down his most iconic roles : including punching Daniel Craig in the face as a Bond villain in No Time to Die, fighting Conor McGregor in Roadhouse, and starring alongside Emma Stone and Jonah Hill in the Netflix hit Maniac.
Paul Walter Hauser opens up about his most disturbing role and the emotional toll it took after Black Bird.
John Leguizamo joins us to promote his new show 'Dear Killer Nannies' out 4/1 on Hulu & Disney+. We break down some of John's best scenes including moments from Summer of Sam (Dir. Spike Lee), The Menu (Dir. Mark Mylod) & Carlito's Way (Dir. Brian De Palma). John also brings his favorite scene of all time from Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull. John talks about what it takes to be a great actor, how he inspired Matt Damon to write Good Will Hunting, and why the Italians of New York were mad at him after what his character did to Al Pacino's in Carlito's Way.
Jason Biggs joins the show to talk about his new film Untitled Home Invasion Romance, the realities of getting a movie made, his rise to fame in the 2000s, and breaking down some of his most iconic scenes. He also brings in his favorite scene from Big and explains why Tom Hanks’ performance had such a lasting impact on him.
Zazie Beetz joins the show to talk about her new film Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die (in theaters this weekend) and reflect on some of her most unforgettable roles.
Chris Pratt joins the show to promote his new movie, Mercy, now in theaters, and revisits his most iconic moments, from Moneyball to Avengers: Infinity War.
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Actors break down their most memorable scenes hosted by John Feitelberg