2. The Conversation, starring Gene Hackman and Cindy Williams, available on Showtime now. In 1975 it was up for Best Picture against Coppola's Godfather Part II, which won. And Gene Hackman also starred in another great Best Picture nominee that year, Chinatown.
2. The Conversation, starring Gene Hackman and Cindy Williams, available on Showtime now. In 1975 it was up for Best Picture against Coppola's Godfather Part II, which won. And Gene Hackman also starred in another great Best Picture nominee that year, Chinatown.
3. Allen Ginsberg was the icon of counterculture poetry and drugs in the 1950s. Nothing has ever been the same.
4. Had really never heard of the Veterans Treatment Courts. Hope they are helping.
5. The comment about the Lebowski and John Goodman doppelgangers was priceless.
1. Yes, I listened, not faking it, not a robot.
2. The Conversation, starring Gene Hackman and Cindy Williams, available on Showtime now. In 1975 it was up for Best Picture against Coppola's Godfather Part II, which won. And Gene Hackman also starred in another great Best Picture nominee that year, Chinatown.
3. Allen Ginsberg was the icon of counterculture poetry and drugs in the 1950s. Nothing has ever been the same.
4. Had really never heard of the Veterans Treatment Courts. Hope they are helping.
5. The comment about the Lebowski and John Goodman doppelgangers was priceless.
Thank you, Jen! I love The Conversation! That film was way ahead of its time. Glad you enjoyed the podcast, especially the Lebowski part!