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Thanks to special guest Andrew Warner (comedian, podcaster, explainer of old computer tech.) we're dialing it WAY back. Uncharacteristically far back, because GUESS WHAT this flick is more relevant than almost anything else we've done. Ain't that just a kick in the warhead? Young Matthew Broderick, early computing, and old men soldiers panicking about the fate of the world.
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https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/in-the-queue-film-conversations-with-andrew-and-phil/id844308902?mt=2
Podcast favorite Bob Nasr and actress/comedian Ann Marie Yoo (of AZN Pop, the best K Pop parody band around) join Celey to chat about insane cult classic: Death Becomes Her. Is it Meryl's best work? MAYBE.
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Adam Griffith, star of stage and screen (but mostly the super creepy stage of New York City immersive theatre phenomenon Sleep No More) joins us to talk about another man with two identities: Billy Zane's The Phantom. Did you forget about this movie? Nora did and she JUST watched it. BUT: you will not forget shirtless Billy Zane. You will not.
More about Adam: https://www.instagram.com/adamlukegriffith/
https://mckittrickhotel.com/sleep-no-more/
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Jessie Jolles continues her reign as guest-host extraordinaire, and actress/comedian Meredith Paul joins Jessie and Celey to talk about the CLINIC Lindsay Lohan puts on in The Parent Trap.
Also: eating on a commercial shoot, curly hair, and Henry VIII.
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Follow Meredith: www.instagram.com/meredithipaul/ & https://twitter.com/mereip
Jessie Jolles (No Such Thing As Love, and countless other comedy platforms) joins Celey as a guest host, and both women welcome the delightfully soft-spoken musical genius Jeff Wildermuth to talk about the VERY loud-spoken Jim Carrey in Ace Ventura. Oh boy isn't transphobia a terrifying surprise in this movie about animals and crime-solving!? But also, there's no denying Jim Carrey nails physical comedy.
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