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Two movies about the power of a name and the consequences of entering spaces that don't belong to you — it's Beetlejuice vs Candyman.
Two movies about manipulation and imitation — it's The Talented Mr. Ripley vs Passion.
00:55 The Talented Mr. Ripley
08:30 Passion
18:05 Shared Themes
28:15 What Passion Does Better
Two movies about leaning into stereotypes to scare off others and learning that the people you dislike aren't so different from yourself — it's American History X vs Shrek.
Two movies about communication and feeling understood by unlikely friends — it's The King's Speech vs The Last Word.
Two movies about the interior lives of athletes and the obligation we feel to family — it's The Fighter vs Bend It Like Beckham.
Two movies about what makes a monster and the importance of community — it's Beauty and the Beast vs BloodRayne.
Nicole Parker (The Neighborhood Listen, Wicked, MADtv) is someone who has me in tears laughing every time I watch or listen to her, and her singing is otherworldly. We discuss fake facial hair, the thrill of seeing a musical, and my favorite podcast neighborhood, Dignity Falls. When we get into the celebrities she is best known for impersonating, Nicole shares how her view on impressions has evolved and reflects on the regret she feels regarding her sketches as Britney Spears in particular.
If anyone has a time machine, I would truly like to book it to see Nicole in Funny Girl. Please and thank you.
Listen to The Neighborhood Listen on Stitcher Premium, use code NEIGHBORHOOD for one free month! Or, listen to Seasons 1 and 2 wherever you get podcasts. | Follow Nicole Parker on Instagram | Follow Nicole on Twitter | Follow Joan Pedestrian on Tik Tok | Follow The Neighborhood Listen on Instagram
Two movies about the desire to feel powerful and the unpredictability of humans — it's Casino vs Molly's Game.
Two movies about women who are constantly underestimated coming to understand the value of family, blood or otherwise — it's Labyrinth vs Gunpowder Milkshake.
Two deeply personal films about betrayal and keeping up appearances — it's Marriage Story vs Good On Paper.
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