Today Doug Weaver and Theresa Buchheister talk about more film genres because we just gotta touch em all (or die trying) (speaking of, apologies for my little cough) ! Today we get into westerns! And animations! And heist films!

Referenced in this episode:

Justin Knudsen

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Paul Newman

Robert Redford

George Roy Hill

The Sting

The Great Waldo Pepper

The World According to Garp

Jim Cash

Top Gun

Turner and Hootch

High Noon

Gary Cooper

Grace Kelly

Dimitri Tiomkin

Lloyd Bridges

Jeff Bridges

Beau Bridges

Magnificent Seven

Seven Samurai

Akira Kurosawa

Yul Brenner

Steve McQueen

Charles Bronson

James Coburn

Silverado

Kevin Kline

Lawrence Kasdan

The Big Chill

Star Wars

Body Heat

Danny Glover

Kevin Costner

Rosanna Arquette

Jeff Goldblum

Scott Glenn

Brian Dennehy

Linda Hunt

John Cleese

Wild Bunch

Shane

Blazing Saddles

Richard Pryor

Lady Sings The Blues

Gene Wilder

Mel Brooks

Alex Karras

Madeline Kahn

Two Mules for Sister Sara

Clint Eastwood

Shirley MacLaine

Don Siegal

Robert Altman

Warren Beatty

McCabe and Mrs. Miller

The Proposition

Guy Pearce

Ray Winstone

Emily Watson

John Hurt

Danny Huston

David Wenham

John Hillcoat

Nick Cave

Cormac McCarthy

Julie Christie

The Shootish

John Wayne

Jimmy Stewart

Lauran Bacall

John Carradine

Harry Morgan

Ron Howard

City Slickers

Jack Palance

Billy Crystal

Daniel Stern

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Christopher Lloyd

Bob Hoskins

The Last Unicorn

Mia Farrow

The Secret of NIMH

Dom DeLuise

Mr. Winkler

Sword in the Stone

Robin Hood

The Hobbit

Lord of the Rings

Davis Doi

Fritz the Cat

Dexter's Laboratory

Rankin/Bass

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

Bambi

The Fox and the Hound

Dumbo

Beauty and the Beast

The Lion King

Mary Poppins

Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Studio Ghibli

Howl's Moving Castle

Hayao Miyazaki

Gay Purr-ee

Lady and the Tramp

The Aristocats

The Three Lives of Thomasina

Patrick McGoohan

Toy Story

Toy Story 5

The Sting

Ocean's Eleven

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arc

Marvin Hamlisch

Steven Soderbergh

The Hot Rock

Donald Westlake

Robert Redford

George Segal

Zero Mostel

The Bank Shot

Now You See Me

Tony Scott

Ridley Scott

Thelma and Louise

Unstoppable

The Great Train Robbery

Michael Crichton

Sean Connery

Donald Sutherland

The Pink Panther

Peter Sellers

Steve Martin

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Glenne Headly

Michael Caine

Bonnie and Clyde

Faye Dunaway

Arthur Penn

Sexy Beast

Ben Kingsley

Daniel Day Lewis

John C. Reilly

Snatch

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Sneakers

The Italian Job

Edward Norton

The Thomas Crown Affair

Pierce Brosnan

A Fish Called Wanda

Jamie Lee Curtis

Charles Crichton

Ealing Studios

In this episode, Doug and Theresa continue their dive into genre! We have romcoms, straight up coms, documentary and action!

Referenced:

His Girl Friday

It Happened One Night

Clark Gable

The Apartment

When Harry Met Sally

Heaven Can Wait

Meg Ryan

Billy Crystal

Nora Ephron

Cary Grant

Rosalind Russell

Jack Lemon

Shirley MacLaine

Claudette Colbert

Julie Christie

Warren Beatty

Charles Groden

Secretary

Harold and Maude

Bones and All

The Lobster

The Princess Bride

Fil Vocasek

Mark Rylance

John C. Reilly

Daniel Day Lewis

Martin Scorsese

Gangs of New York

Errol Flynn

Carol Kane

Ghostbusters

Dale Buchheister

The Room

Oscar

Mister Mom

Michael Keaton

Teri Garr

Young Frankenstein

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Without a Clue

Michael Caine

Ben Kingsley

Mel Brooks

Stephen King

Philadelphia Story

High Society

Louis Armstrong

Philip Barry

Clue

Tim Curry

Christopher Lloyd

Murder By Death

Christopher Guest

Jordan Peele

Uncle Buck

John Candy

Splash

Tom Hanks

Daryl Hannah

Eugene Levy

Stripes

Spaceballs

Rick Moranis

Office Space

Jennifer Aniston

Gary Cole

Stephen Root

Ron Livingston

Mike Judge

King of the Hill

Love & Death

Bill Murray

John Belushi

Some Like It Hot

Tony Curtis

Marilyn Monroe

Bringing Up Baby

The In-Laws

Peter Falk

Alan Arkin

Monty Python

Ben Timberlake

A Fish Called Wanda

Monty Python and The Holy Grail

Hoop Dreams

March of the Penguins

Morgan Freeman

My Octopus Teacher

The Last Waltz

There Will Be Noise

Jack White

The Edge

Jimmy Page

Stop Making Sense

Jonathan Demme

Thin Blue Line

Werner Herzog

Errol Morris

D.A. Pennebaker

The Act of Killing

Joshua Oppenheimer

Sam Mickens

Scott M. Ries

Quad Cinema

Room 237

The Shining

Stanley Kubrick

Dawson City: Frozen Time

Bill Morrison

Michael Moore

Fahrenheit 9/11

Bowling for Columbine

Jesus Camp

Speed

JAWS

Dennis Hopper

Keanu Reeves

Ryan Colwell

Hard Ball

Sandra Bullock

James Bond

Sean Connery

Darby O'Gill and the Little People

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Pierce Brosnan

Daniel Craig

Paul Greengrass

Timothy Dalton

George Lazenby

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

Harrison Ford

Shrinking

Witness

Regarding Henry

The Fugitive

Old Boy

Die Hard

Sylvester Stallone

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Rambo

Terminator

Brian Dennehy

Alan Rickman

Robin Hood

Basil Rathbone

The Three Musketeers

Richard Lester

Tony Scott

Andrew Davis

Black Panther

Ryan Coogler

Bullitt

Steve McQueen

The French Connection

*Just so people know, I am non-binary and use they/them pronouns. I also have tons of friends, some enemies and loads of strangers that occasionally she or he me. If they are not intending to hurt me, it just rolls off my back.

In this episode we are talking about GENRES! We have opinions! And also, it is all up for discussion! Let us know what you think!

Referenced in this episode:

Monet

Blake Bolan

Lawrence Public Library

Impressionists

Symbolists

Dadaists

Futurists

Antonin Artaud

Samuel Beckett

Absurdist Theater

Eliza Bent

Northwestern University

Richard Pryor

George Carlin

Alfred Hitchcock

The Birds

JAWS

Twister

Backdraft

Towering Inferno

Poseidon Adventure

Paul Newman

Steve McQueen

Stephen King

Carrie

The Shining

Misery

Get Out

Army of Darkness

Cabin in the Woods

Jordan Peele

Malignant

Weapons

Amy Madigan

28 Days franchise

Frankenstein

Day of the Dead

Night of the Living Dead

Soylent Green

The Postman

Mad Max franchise

Ari Aster

Hereditary

Midsommar

Halloween

IT

Nightmare on Elm Street

SAW franchise

Chris Rock

Cary Elwes

Scream

American Psycho

Mary Harron

Christian Bale

Leonardo DiCaprio

The Beach

Brett Easton Ellis

Chuck Palahniuk

JD Salinger

Psycho

Anthony Perkins

Osgood Perkins

Steven Spielberg

Alien franchise

Sigourney Weaver

Ian Holm

Silence of the Lambs

Anthony Hopkins

Jodie Foster

Jonathan Demme

Mads Mikkelsen

Michael Kinnan

Holiday Inn

White Christmas

Danny Kaye

Fred Astaire

DW Griffith

Birth of a Nation

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Richard Dreyfuss

Melinda Dillon

Project Hail Mary

Ryan Gosling

The Martian

2001: A Space Odyssey

Citizen Kane

Star Wars

Joseph Campbell

Lord of the Rings

Back to the Future

Blade Runner

ET

Jurassic Park

Disclosure Day

Jeff Goldblum

Michael Crichton

Superman

The Time Machine

Star Trek

Leonard Nimoy

JJ Abrams

Chris Pine

Zachary Quinto

Karl Urban

The Boys

Brazil

Terry Gilliam

Bugonia

Emma Stone

Jesse Plemons

Everything Everywhere All At Once

Jamie Lee Curtis

Michelle Yeoh

Stephanie Hsu

Contact

Jodie Foster

Flight of the Navigator

Sarah Jessica Parker

McGee and Me

Doug and Theresa are back at it, talking about FILMS!

This week is allllll about actors. We are talking about actors who influence us, inspire us, and make us think.

Referenced in this episode (just listing names and not all the films, because of the limited character count... but we reference A LOT of films) :

Roastery

Michael Jackson

Paul McCartney

Muhammad Ali

Michael Jordan

Lana Turner

Brandon Perry

Orange Julius

Kristen Stewart

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Aaron Champion

Brandon Delany

Gary Oldman

Geoffrey Rush

Noah Taylor

Armin Mueller Stahl

Keanu Reeves

Winona Ryder

Kevin Costner

Christian Slater

Alan Rickman

Bryan Adams

Morgan Freeman

Ralph Fiennes

Robert Redford

Rob Morrow

John Turturro

Angela Bassett

Willem Dafoe

Juliette Binoche

Oprah Winfrey

Toni Collette

Dianne Wiest

Cate Blanchett

David Thewlis

Jessie Buckley

Jesse Plemons

Jeremey Brett

Benedict Cumberbatch

Basil Rathbone

Nigel Bruce

David Suchet

Jack Nicholson

Helen Hunt

Ingrid Bergman

Humphrey Bogart

Cary Grant

Stanley Donen

Denzel Washington

Kenneth Branagh

Emma Thompson

Viola Davis

Meryl Streep

Judd Hirsch

Christopher Lloyd

Peter O'Toole

Glenn Close

Richard Harris

Al Pacino

Paul Newman

Peter Sellers

Matthew McConaughey

Channing Tatum

Joe Manganiello

Burt Lancaster

Catherine O'Hara

MaCaulay Culkin

Christopher Guest

Eugene Levy

Dan Levy

Tim Curry

Rod Stewart

Sting

Rebecca De Mornay

Kiefer Sutherland

Oliver Platt

Chris O'Donnell

Katharine Hepburn

Henry Fonda

Dabney Coleman

Jane Fonda

Maggie Smith

Richard Griffiths

Doug & Theresa are back & talking about movies!

Today we are all about lists. We go hard on lists. We hope our lists inspire you to see something you haven't seen, revisit something you haven't seen in ages & make your own lists!

Referenced:

Robert Osborne

TCM

JAWS

Muppets Take Manhattan

The Sound of Music

Jane B par Agnes V

The Playhouse

The Godfather 1

The Godfather 2

Citizen Kane

Parasite

Steven Spielberg

The Maltese Falcon

John Huston

Orson Welles

Richard Dreyfuss

Robert Shaw

Roy Scheider

Magic Mike 3

Channing Tatum

Tootsie

Jim Henson

Julie Andrews

Christopher Plummer

Oliver!

My Fair Lady

Audrey Hepburn

Rex Harrison

Singin' in the Rain

Mary Poppins

Lionel Barrymore

Agnes Varda

David Lynch

Buster Keaton

The General

Charlie Chaplin

Harold Lloyd

Gone With The Wind

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

Ang Lee

Michelle Yeoh

Akira Kurosawa

All the President's Men

Richard Nixon

Woodward and Bernstein

Robert Redford

Martin Balsam

Dustin Hoffman

Jason Robards

Oppenheimer

Cillian Murphy

William Goldman

The Princess Bride

Magic

Misery

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Alan J. Pakula

Lilies of the Field

Richard Nelson

Sydney Poitier

David Lean

Lawrence of Arabia

Bridge on the River Kwai

Apollo 13

Great Escape

James Clavell

Shogun

Steve McQueen

Richard Attenborough

James Garner

Charles Bronson

Gene Kelly

Anchors Away

American in Paris

Debbie Reynolds

Donald O'Connor

Cyd Charisse

White Christmas

Danny Kaye

Bing Crosby

Alfred Hitchcock

Stanley Kubrik

Psycho

Rear Window

The Birds

Rebecca

North by Northwest

Vertigo

Jimmy Stewart

Laurence Olivier

Cary Grant

George Saunders

Ari Aster

Hereditary

Midsommar

Beau is Afraid

The Strange Thing About the Johnsons

Scott Johnson

Step Up to the Streets 2

Toni Collette

Patti Lupone

Nathan Lane

Parker Posey

Eddington

Joaquin Phoenix

Kung Fu Master

Ydessa, the Bears and etc.

The Cube

Frank Oz

Maya Deren

Pinnland Empire

Marcus Pinn

Madonna

John Cassavetes

Meshes of the Afternoon

Rituals in Transfigured Time

A Study in Choreography for Camera

At Land

Christopher Guest

Best In Show

For Your Consideration

Catherine O'Hara

A Mighty Wind

Dr. Strangelove

2001: A Space Odyssey

Alejandro Jodorowsky

Holy Mountain

El Topo

George Lucas

Francis Ford Coppola

Seven Samurai

Billy Wilder

The Apartment

Sunset Boulevard

Jack Lemon

Shirley MacLaine

William Holden

Gloria Swanson

I.A.L. Diamond

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Munich

Schindler's List

The Color Purple

Jurassic Park

E.T.

Ryan Coogler

Ava DuVernay

Peter Weir

The Truman Show

Master and Commander

Witness

Dead Poet's Society

Martin Scorsese

Picnic at Hanging Rock

Greta Gerwig

Frances Ha

Lady Bird

Little Women

Saoirse Ronan

Laurie Metcalf

Tracy Letts

Timothée Chalamet

The Chronicles of Narnia

The Magician's Nephew

American Theatre Magazine

Helen Shaw

Emily Nussbaum

Gene Hackman

Alex Wolfson

Ralph Fiennes

Tommy Lee Jones

The Fugitive

This week Doug and Theresa jump right into fiiiiiiiiiilm! They both love movies movies movies and have lots of opinions! Strap in!

Referenced in this episode:

Helen Shaw

Lawrence Journal World

Shadowlands

Manhattan Mercury

Titanic

L.A. Confidential

Kim Basinger

Michael Kinnan

Never Let Go

The Raven Bookstore

Shauna Kelly

Richard Foreman

Willem Dafoe

James Urbaniak

T. Ryder Smith

Venture Bros.

Blake Bolan

Java Break

Kevin Bacon

6 Degrees of Separation

Bad News Bears

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

Michelle Yeoh

Apollo 13

National Treasure

Ang Lee

Oscar (the film)

Sylvester Stallone

Marisa Tomei

Tim Curry

Harry Shearer

Chazz Palminteri

Peter Riegert

Animal House

Johnny Carson

Dillons

Dutch Maid

The Last Unicorn

Mia Farrow

Steve McQueen

The Great Escape

Gene Kelly

American in Paris

Oscar Levant

Oscar Wilde

Lilies of the Field

Sydney Poitier

Hokum

The Glass Menagerie

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Notorious

Casablanca

Bullitt

Rocky

Danny Kaye

Bing Crosby

Bob Hope

Burt Lancaster

The Crimson Pirate

Lucille Ball

Fancy Pants

Manhattan Public Library

Debbie Reynolds

Fred Astaire

Turner Classic Movies

The Petrified Forest

Ingrid Bergman

Jack Lemmon

Gary Oldman

Immortal Beloved

Beethoven

Isabella Rossellini

Syd and Nancy

Chattahoochee

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

The Professional

Luc Besson

Slow Horses

Tom Stoppard

Tim Roth

Richard Dreyfuss

Recorded Books

Quad Cinema

Union Square Regal

Loews 7 Cinema

Village East Cinema

Sunshine Cinema

Inherent Vice

Angelika Film Center

Jack Black

Goosebumps

Pokémon

Tim Werenko

Donald Westlake

Dan Fogelberg

Psycho

JAWS

Halloween

Nightmare on Elm Street

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

WEAPONS

Jordan Peele

Get Out

Men

Jessie Buckley

Rory Kinnear

Roy Kinnear

Shudder

YouTube

Quentin Tarantino

Pulp Fiction

Jackie Brown

Elmore Leonard

Anton Chekhov

Brian Lady

Jungle Cruise

The Rock

Stillwater

Matt Damon

Barbarian

Nora Ephron

Bette Davis

Rosalind Russell

Barbara Stanwyck

June Allyson

Katherine Hepburn

Kathleen Turner

Romancing the Stone

Jewel of the Nile

Body Heat

Glenn Glose

The Natural

Sharon Stone

Barbra Streisand

Moonstruck

Silkwood

Cher

Meg Ryan

Elizabeth Taylor

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf

Richard Burton

Doug and Theresa discuss theater ONE MORE TIME and this one is a doozy! They gave themselves an assignment to create seasons for a regional LORT-style theater, a local arts space and a space that is created because The Mellon Foundation gave them a million dollars. It is a very fun assignment and also someone should hire them to DO THESE SEASONS!

Next episode we start getting into movies! But for now, enjoy What Was I Saying ... (about) THEATER CULTURE P4!

Referenced in this episode:

Robin Williams

Good Morning, Vietnam

Mellon Foundation

Bill Murray

Stripes

Debra Winger

Winger

KC Rep

The Guthrie

The Long Wharf

Wooly Mammoth

American Conservatory Theater

The Mountaintop

Harrison David Rivers

The Omnivores

Diana Ly

Chad Kaydo

Ian Robles

Phillip Christian Smith

Lauren Holmes

Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812

Dave Malloy

Octet

Lin Manuel Miranda

The Dastardly Thornes vs the Town of Goldhaven

Ben Holbrook

Nate Weida

Doctor Faustus A Text

Christopher Marlowe

Hashinger Hall

Garrett Zuercher

Georg Büchner

Mae West

Sex

Dmitri Barcomi

Nancy NoGood

Eric Avery

Pla(y/n) for Reparations

Pink Fang

Ping Chong

Mei Ann Teo

Memory Generation

Anton Chekhov

Lanford Wilson

Marshall W. Mason

William Shakespeare

Arthur Miller

Henrik Ibsen

August Strindberg

Eugene O'Neill

Lillian Hellman

Moliere

Georges Feydeau

Carlo Goldoni

Servant of Two Masters

August Wilson

Caryl Churchill

Paula Vogel

Wendy Wasserstein

Tina Howe

Tony Kushner

John Guare

Neil Simon

Alan Ayckbourn

Christopher Durang

Lynn Nottage

Pearl Cleage

Will Eno

Martin McDonagh

Sarah Ruhl

Branden Jacobs Jenkins

David Lindsay-Abaire

Robber Bridegroom

Eudora Welty

Josh Groban

The Corsican Brothers

Carousel

Stan Lombardo

Mozart's Requiem

Lawrence Arts Center

Silent Barn

The University of Kansas

Lawrence Public Library

Cheetos

Our penultimate theater episode! In this episode we talk about good advice we have received over the years, dream projects and the space(s) that theater happens in. Lots of juicy stuff.

SPOILER: Episode 6 is also about theater and we come up with proposals for seasons in a big regional theater, a local arts space and a new space that comes into existence because The Mellon Foundation gifts a million bucks. So, get ready for that!

We will go back and share references for previous episodes, as they are PACKED full of references. But we gotta start somewhere, so here we go!

Referenced in this episode...

HB Studio

Danny Kaye

Ryan William Downey

Vital Joint

Jack Wright

Nick Schmitz

Yoda

William Shakespeare

Juliana Francis Kelly

Reza Abdoh

Richard Foreman

John Gronbeck Tedesco

Macbeth

Lawrence Public Library

Shenandoah Shakespeare Express

Jason Stiles

Walter Elder

Perry Mason

Matthew Rhys

Stephen Root

Jefferson Mays

Denzel Washington

Office Space

Barry

Get Out

Konza Prairie

Manhattan, KS

Sexual Perversity in Chicago

William Inge Theater

Tony Mailer

Matt Simon

Stephen Ferrell

Crafton-Pryor Theater

Spencer Thomas Campbell

EMPHASIS MINE

The Mind King

The Silent Barn

David Patrick Kelly

Henry Stram

Colleen Werthmann

Charles Bernstein

David Herskovits

The Million Underscores

The Exponential Festival

Graham Greene

Nicolás Noreña

Timothy Scott

Mary Overlie

Viewpoints

Tamás Marquardt

The Cherry Orchard

Waiting for Godot

Inherit the Wind

Samuel Beckett

Bert Lahr

Luigi Pirandello

6 Characters in Search of an Author

Michigan State

The Dreary Coast

Persephone

Gowanus Canal

Jeff Stark

Yonkers

Charon

Cerberus

Hades

Keri Russell

Zero Boy

Celine Dion

Never Let Go

Titanic

Michael Kinnan

Doug and Theresa dig MORE and HARDER into the world of THEATER! We talk about where and how to start and also what bugs us about the way the proverbial sausage is made.

This week Doug and Theresa dip their toes into THEATER CULTURE! Or is it THEATRE CULTURE?! (Spoiler - we do not distinguish in this episode nor do we even discuss the spelling..) We start with the personal - the whys and whos that have led us into a life in the theater. It goes deep and so do we.

Thanks for listening!

Tune in for THEATER CULTURE P2 in two weeks!