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B.E.E. Podcast Cyber Receipt - 11/29/19 - A Scorsese Thanksgiving (Patreon)

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2019-12-09 14:12:41
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Thank you for your pledge! We hope you all had a fantastic Thanksgiving. New episode this week with a director whose most famous film is near and dear to Bret's heart. If you are in the mood to guess who it might be, feel free to take a shot.

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J C

Depalma

Bookth
>>29869829

But what would De Palma's Most Famous Film be? I know Brett loves Blow Out, but not sure that would be more famous than Untouchables, Mission Impossible, Scarface etc. Maybe Carrie? I think the specificity of one stand out film counts De Palma out, unfortunately.

J C

Who do you think it is?

J C

Oliver stone?

Cine-Mechanic
>>29869829

They said "best film" not most famous. DePalma's best film is either Blow Out or Casualties of War.

J C

Casualties of War? I would put that near the bottom close to Snake Eyes with N Cage

Bookth

Well, we've had Peter Bogdanovich (last picture show) and Paul Schrader (american gigolo). Malick for Days of Heaven? Probably way too big a name tbh. Friedkin for French Connection or Exorcist?

J C

Joon-Ho?

J C

I’m going with Stone

J C

Seems like logical choice

Chad Daniel Russell

Would never happen, but it'd be epic if he landed an interview with Polanski.

J C

Oh wow right

Bookth
>>29869829

No, they said: ‘with a director whose most famous film is near and dear to Bret's heart’ ...

Billy Vega

Fincher ? Friedkin more likely. Though I've never heard Bret really talk about the exorcist. John Carpenter? He's been on before though.

Alex Waller

It'd be great if it was Fincher but he's filming Mank right now

Filipa de Araújo

I just thought of Luca Guadagnino, but I'll cheat and add Mary Harron due to the "near". As others said, Polanski would be quite the intense experience.

Ryan Kindermann

I hope it’s DePalma, though Friedkin would be highly entertaining.

Roscoe

David Robert Mitchell

Josh S.

Jeremy Saulnier, Luca Guadagnino, Ruben Ostlund or Alain Guiraudie. Fincher is too good to be true.

Pp358

Can we just pause and give thanks for this amazing Scorsese graphic?

Chris Wright
>>29897540

he's eighty years old now so I think he'd be the oldest guest Bret has ever had

PeZ
>>30081106

Kevin Smith: I had a great childhood....no trauma.... Kevin Smith all throughout the interview, referring to himself.... stupid fat fuck....stupid fat fuck...stupid fat fuck....