So last week we discussed Ace Ventura Jr and this week we had the chance interview the star, Ace Jr himself, Josh Flitter.  Josh is from Jersey like our host Doug and they really had a great chat.  Josh talked about being a child star and working with the likes of Emma Roberts, Bill Paxton, Robin Williams, and has great stories to go along with it.  Follow Josh on twitter @flitter and instagram @flitstagram.  He is hilarious, so follow him.

Next week we are interviewing  Vic Dibitetto who was in Paul Blart 2, which is the next movie we are discussing, but Vic was so great to take the time just before he goes on tour to chat.  Vic has such a huge following from his great comedy and his viral videos "Bread and Milk" and "Cawfee".  Check out all the tour dates here  https://vicdibitetto.net/ 

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This is another film that we never knew existed and once again we are pleasantly surprised.  We reviewed the 2009 follow up to the two Jim Carrey classics, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Jr.  There were some great Ace impressions, a possibly dead dog, and lots of adult jokes.  Watch it for free if you have Amazon Prime.  Next week we interview the star of the film, Josh Flitter, and this is one interview you don't want to miss.  He's worked with so many big names in his early career and is just an overall great person.

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Today we have a bonus episode for you.  So when we started this adventure into reviewing and interviews folks involved with movie sequels, we had a side agenda of interview everyone who is involved in various roles behind the scenes as well and here is our first one.  We were looking for an interview with an actor involved in Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 and started going back in forth with the agent for  R. A. Mihailoff who played Leatherface.  That agent was Judy Fox and she was so kind in communicating with us to find the time that worked, so we asked her,"Can we interview you about your career?" and she agreed.  Judy didn't start in Hollywood like others and she is the Personal Talent Manager to horror legends plus she's a movie producer too.  

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Here is her IMDB to see the films she was casting director and producer for   https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2211881/ 

Her website with her amazing actors she represents is here  http://www.susans-own.com/fox2/ 

Last week we discussed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 and this week Doug got the chance to interview a TURTLE!!!!  As a kid Doug loved TMNT, so this was pretty cool for him and Matt Hill was an amazing guy to represent the Turtle Universe. Matt was the suit actor for Raphael in the film, so he has  lots of behind the scenes stories.  How Matt got into acting is such an interesting story and he has some great stories about his career.  Over the years he guest starred on some live action shows/films like X-Files and Shanghai Knights, but he mostly know for him amazing voice acting.  He's voiced Raphael, Ed from Ed, Edd, and Eddy, Jab on Street Sharks, and so many more.  Here is the link to his IMDB  https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0384503/ 

Here is Matt's personal website. so you can check out his charity run around North America!  http://matt-hill.com/ 

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Cowabunga!  Who doesn't love the friendly "heroes in a half-shell" who enjoy pizza? Hosts Doug and Jamie both had a similar experience watching the movie.  Not enough pizza, not enough fights, and the time traveling doesn't make any sense.  Turtles 3 will bring back nostalgia , plus it's free on youtube.  

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Next week's Interview is a fun one for sure.  We interview wed the suit actor for Raphael, Matt Hill.  He acted in X-files and a other roles over the years, but he is know for his voices.  His 2 most famous are Ed from Ed Edd and Eddy and he voiced Raphael on the live action fox Turtles Series.  He had a lot great turtle stories.  Subscribe!

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Last week we discussed the AMAZING film Meatballs 3, so we interviewed an actor from that film...AND WE GOT MEAN GENE HIMSELF, MR. GEORGE BUZA.  George was such a great guy who played such a memorable role in the film.  We grew up hearing his voice on some of our favorite cartoons growing up Ewoks, Babar, Busy World with Richard Scarry, and of course Fox's X men the Animated series where he was the voice of Beast.  George really loved being Mean Gene because you can really hear him open up when discussing it.   

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So this is a movie we did not know existed, but after watching it... WE ARE HAPPY THAT IT DOES!1  Doug and Jamie discussed Meatballs 3 starring a young Patrick Dempsey, George Buza, and Shannon Tweed.  They discussed everything from the movie possibly being set in the 50s, porn heaven and lots of Mean Gene talk.  Meatballs 3 was a pleasant surprise for sure and the full movie is available on youtube, so check it out.

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Next week's Interview is a great one that you won't want to miss.  It's with  "Mean Gene", who was played by George Buza.  George had an interesting career with some memorable roles over the years.  George was the voice of Beast from X-Men animated series and did voices on Babar, Ewoks, The Busy World of Richard Scary and so much more.  He was such a great guy and lots of fun to chat with.  Subscribe!

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So here is our second interview from the last sequel we discussed, which was Home Alone 3, Actor Kevin Kilner.  You might know him by name, but I bet you would know him if you saw him.  Maybe you remember him from the CBS series "Almost Perfect" co-starring Nancy Travis, or maybe from the classic Frasier episode "Roz and the Schnozz", but I promise you know him from American Pie 2 as the dad who took the walkie talkies.  He was great and had some stories that were so awesome that my jaw was on the ground(in a good way).   

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Last week we discussed 1997’s Home Alone 3, so this week means an interview with someone involved in the film, and we interviewed the amazingly talented actor Lenny von Dohlen. Lenny played bad guy  Burton Jernigan  in the film and was a pleasure to talk to. Over the years Lenny starred in the cult classic Electric Dreams, Tender Mercies, and is best known for his role as Harold Smith on Twin Peaks. Lenny has guest starred on a lot of series over the years and has a lot of fun stories from throughout his career. He was a kind soul and I know you will enjoy our conversation.   Stay Tuned after the episode to hear the trailer for next week's interview with actor Kevin Kilner who played the dad in the movie!   

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We're celebrating Christmas in May here at The Good, The Bad, And The Sequel (We know it's not a real thing....play along) because we are discussing 1997's Home Alone 3.  Of course you remember Kevin McAllister being left alone and the sticky/wet bandits try to get him, but you will soon find out Alex Pruitt is far superior home protector. Hosts Doug and Jamie will breakdown this John Hughes film that could also have been called "Rear Window: For Kids."  This movie's got talking parrots, bad guys with guns, and some amazing traps.   

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Next week Doug has not 1, but 2 interviews for you.  Lenny von Dohlen who plays Burton Jernigen, one of the four crooks, has been acting for over 35 years and has been so much amazing stuff.  Cult Classics like Electric Dreams and his role as Harold Smith on Twin Peaks.  Lenny was so interesting and had some things in common with Doug which was a great connection early on in the conversation.  Then Doug had the chance to interview  Kevin Kilner who played Jack Pruitt, Alex's Dad.  Kevin was D1 lacrosse national champion at John Hopkins and didn't realize he wanted to act until few years after college, but we are all lucky he decided to.  He was on a great short lived CBS series opposite Nancy Travis called "Almost Perfect."  He is most known for a short scene in "American Pie 2" where he was the dad with the walkie talkies and a Frasier episode called "Roz and the Schnozz."   He has some eye opening stories about his career and really loves what he does. 

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