Way back in October of 2018 The Cine-Files were joined by writer, director, Kay Cannon to discuss A League of their Own. That's when Kay made us promise to have her back if we ever do Major League. Well, it took a while but it's finally happened. A conversation so powerful it had to be split into two parts. 

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We've been talking about it forever and it's finally happening. Writer, director, actor, Kay Canon is returning to The Cine-Files to discuss one of the greatest sports comedies of all time, Major League. 

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She was a star in the Golden Age of Hollywood. Her first role was in Max Reinhardt's A Midsummer Nights Dream in 1935. She signed a deal with Warner Brothers and appeared in some of their most important films of the thirties including Captain Blood and, of course, The Adventures of Robin Hood. Her role has Melanie in Gone with the Wind brought her her first Oscar nomination. She lost that year to Hattie McDaniel but that didn't stop her form winning two Oscars later in her career. Her name was Olivia de Haviland and with her death at the age of 104 we've lost our last living connection to the Golden Age of Hollywood. To Honor her, John and Steve have recorded a new introduction to one of their favorite episodes, The Adventures of Robin Hood with special guest, Joe Mantegna. 

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In Part 2 of their discussion of Patton, John and Steve discuss, leadership, military tactics, honor, glory and the Cold War. Those are big topics but Patton is a big movie. So if you haven't seen this incredible film you can buy or stream it here.

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This Friday on The Cine-Files, John and Steve break down Act Two of Patton. 

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This week  The Cine-Files begin their exploration of the strange, complicated and powerful film, Patton. Winner of seven Academy Awards including Best Picture, Actor, Director and Screenplay, Patton is the story of an American war hero who is as brilliant as he is controversial. Played by the incredible George C. Scott in one of the most captivating performances in film history, the character of Patton is as enigmatic as he is compelling. 

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This Friday on The Cine-Files, John and Steve begin their exploration of one of the most fascinating character studies in the history of film. Patton, written by Francis Ford Coppola, directed by Franklin Schafner, and starring Karl Malden and the incomparable George C Scott in the the titular role is profound, strange, compelling and horrifying exploration World War II and the men who fought it. 

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This week on The Cine-Files, we honor the great Carl Reiner with an exploration of his 1977 classic, Oh God! starring John Denver, Teri Garr and the great George Burns. Written by Larry Gelbart (M*A*S*H, Tootsie) Oh God! is a witty, wise and deeply compassionate film that is as profound today as it was 43 years ago. 

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A few weeks ago we lost the great Carl Reiner. With a career that spanned 8 decades the list of Carl Reiner's achievements go on and on but there was only one film that Steve and John wanted to talk about on The Cine-Files and that was the 1977 classic, Oh God! 

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The birth of the American nation was not an easy one and in part 2 of their exploration of the musica,l 1776, John and Steve dig into the meaning, compromises and sins of our independence.

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