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You know the drill, if we're silly on main we're being sensible on priv. Today's bonus episode concerns the 1971 Donald Sutherland/Jane Fonda thriller Klute. A small-town cop with zero working facial muscles travels to new york city to investigate his friend's disappearance. His only lead? A call girl who lives in fear of a stalker.

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Stephan Krosecz

Just gave to the gofundme, and gonna signal boost it what little I can

BarFly

I saw Roy Scheider in a white jacket in the photo and didn't even register Jane Fonda or the title of the episode, my brain just went "Sorcerer (1977)? Sorcerer (1977) tonight queen?"

Beatrix Bunny

4:40 Is that the irl pipe that kills you instantly?

Justine

Love the "Long Island Expressway" shoutout lol

Alexander Baez Ubeira

"Diabolik was in many ways Johnny Italian" [Under my breath] 'Johnny Ndemonic was right there' "We have reinstated the death penalty for hacking and Welsh marine life trafficking"...

Moon Walker

Really surprised it wasn’t mentioned that Candy Darling is in one scene of this movie

GG Allin Dulles

10 hours of silence randomly interrupted by a metal pipe smashing through your window and impaling your skull like a toothpick through a cheese cube on an hors d'oeuvre platter

Winson Paine

Roy Schider rec if you ever want more Roy, fuckin Bob Fosse directed All That Jazz, which is very much a quasi autobiography movie about Bob Fosse and maybe the most self loathing movie ever made. No one hates themselves like Bob Fosse, it is fucking UNREAL and roy fuckin kills it in the movie, he is so good

Cate Kneale

Is she literally a kitten, is that what the cat food and the scruff of the neck holds are about? The 70s were so not a good time, except house prices and quaaludes, obviously.

Brian Taulbee

He doesn’t get nearly the recognition he deserves. He’s been in some of the all-time greats, and has always been great in them. Platinum-tier guy I love to see.

shadowcb

Always brace myself whenever I hear an actor attempt an Irish accent 😅

Charlie Banwell

I was wondering who chose this, then I saw it was an 60s/70s psychosexual depressing movie featuring a glamorous actress and immediately assumed “November”

Jon W

Imagining Devon and Nova on the mic with puppet strings to a sinister ghostly super sized Abby cackling madly.

Righteous Lazarus (Four Days Dead)

in the middle of november and devon making fun of the name john klute my mother pulled up a picture of mike rutherford (middle names john cloete - pronounced klute)

Miss Venom

That…might actually be a decent read.

Cate Kneale

Thanks, I've been thinking about semiotics a lot lately...

QuoProSquids

if you enjoyed fonda’s performance here, i would recommend “They Shoot Horses Don’t They?” which is not perfect but does have Fonda and her co-stars being put through hell and going absolutely ham

Jacob King

CP is common prostitute. It’s an old legal term. I think the implication is they arrested her for being a prostitute as opposed to engaging in an act of prostitution. So basic police harassment.

BarFly

I think Devon would enjoy The Seven Ups

Andrew Dunn

I was just about to say, the fact that they didn't call it that makes me wonder if they were intentionally not invoking it and letting us fill in the blanks ourselves

John Leavitt

IN FABRIC IS A MARXIST NEO-GIALLO MOVIE ABOUT SINISTER LESBIANS it is 100% podcast appropriate

Knights Who Say Sledge

Great link. I love that it came to zero consensus but floats basically every imaginable interpretation. I think we need input from folks who were sexually active adults at the time who were also engaging in more fringe scenes. I had the feeling from the post it was a lot of modern folks seeking modern definitions for something quite possibly tightly framed by time and context.

Rune

You just start tagging the not-totally-main-feed-related episodes with like…KJB Film Club because I do feel like I had a great time at a quite intelligent and thoughtful film club meeting!

Carly

Every time y'all reference Aunty Donna my Australian heart grows 3 sizes ♥️

Sublight Monster

Going into this podcast, my only knowledge of this film was that when I was a teen in the 80s, I said I really wanted to see Clue. My father was horrified as he thought I was talking about Klute.

Noblese Oblahaj

Somewhere out there are people who desperately want a creepy phone call and lose their minds when they hear the words "your car's extended warranty"

Noblese Oblahaj

"who's there" I say, before taking out a flashlight the size of my thumb and annihilating my stalker with a 10,000 lumen kamehameha blast

I'm Your Mom Now

Only 70's kids will understand: my parents used to just take me to R-rated movies. 99% of the time, I'd fall asleep. One of them was Klute. Mom took me ti the bathroom before the movie started, which meant that my my dad proceeded to spend several minutes getting weird looks from passersby. He couldn't figure out what was wrong until I came back and picked up the Mrs. Beasley doll I'd left on the seat beside him. Everything else I remember about Klute, I learned from this episode.

Expensive Bag

I was looking up this movie and found out the swedish title is "Klute - en smart snut" (a smart cop) I don't know why they decided to give a thriller a cute rhyming comedy title