S6E13: My Father, My Catfish with James Morosini
🕑 Added 2022-08-22 23:32:15 +0000 UTCActor/Filmmaker James Morosini and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the autobiographical elements of I Love My Dad, the peculiar cadence of Al Roker and the inability to resist reading Anna Karenina. Part 1 of 2.
Comments
Andrew Martin
Can anyone provide a link to Bret's appearance on The Today Show?
David Willis
I thought that right away. Lol.
Phoenix
Def Tobey McGuire vibes.
Thomas Matich
I recommend checking out the Madonna interview on Fallon BEE references. Just wow. Hopefully Christian Bale can use for inspiration.
Martin Dan Rasmussen
Just rewatched Figaro - we need a full feature of this
Romeo Delta Charlie
James is a great guest.
Philip Huntley
Brett is wrong about Mank being all CGI. I think it was mostly shot on location. Gary Oldman’s wife is a photographer and shot some great colour photos on the film’s locations and it would have been a wholly different experience in colour. The movie’s phoniness comes from the dreadful, digital monochrome cinematography. I couldn’t believe it won an Oscar for Messerschmitt, especially as it was his first film as DP. In the past an Oscar would be a high point of a DP’s career, a crowning achievement, but today, it’s hard to know what an Oscar truly represents. The wall to wall, faux “Bernard Hermann” score didn’t help either!
Brian Rooney
New final question: Have you ever been to Bennington?
richard owain roberts
am going to listen on my run. will say more later, after my run.
bpvalentine
This dude sounds just like young Tobey McGuire. Thank christ I finally placed it. It was me nuts for a minute. And Tampa represent!
Patrick
Excellent. 🙌
Jorge Espinha
I thought Paul and Joan had a perfect marriage
PETER GREER
Thank you great episode