The 2026 Movie Star Rankings: 35 Under 35

2026-04-07 10:00:00 • 2:09:22

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I'm Sean Fennesy.

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I'm Amanda Davin and this is the Big Picture and Conversation Show about movie stars.

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It's been two full years since our last 35 under 35 movie star ranking.

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This is our fifth time at it.

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We started these rankings during the pandemic and have revisited them every couple of years.

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Stars age out.

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New names come in.

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The two biggest movies in this year's Oscar race featured new discoveries.

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Hollywood can still do that work and the most anticipated movies of the year,

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Dune Part 3, the Odyssey Spider-Man brand new day, are loaded with young stars.

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Let's take stock of them right after this.

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Okay, how did you feel about my strategizing on the schedule for the aftermath of Project

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Hell Mary, the drama, the re-boom of movies with this list that we're doing today?

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It's wise.

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It's also an anticipation of a spring to summer that is quite loaded, culminating in the

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Odyssey, which I do think is sort of the one movie litmus test of are you a movie star

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or not?

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Is did you get cast in the Odyssey?

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Yeah, weirdly, you don't need, we don't need stars to sell the Odyssey, and yet they're

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all in the movie.

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Right, but it's not about selling the movie, it's about selling themselves.

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It's like you really, you need at this point, not just the Olin Nolan, but the Odyssey's

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stamp of approval in order to truly be considered, you know, a list.

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Yeah, this one, this is interesting.

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So on the one hand this weekend at the box office, you've got a movie that completely defies

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the idea that movies will ever need movie stars again, the Super Mario Brothers Galaxy

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movie, which we were extremely kind to last week on the show.

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Just made a goddamn ton of money.

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$370.2.5 million worldwide, $190.5 million in five days of release in the US.

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We were on spring break with our kids last week.

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So is the rest of the child bearing world.

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Yeah.

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And many of them took their children to go see this movie.

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The box office is up 26% year over year.

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And to that, I say, not only are we back, we are Johan Sebastian fucking back.

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We are so back.

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We are back in tin.

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It is unbelievable how back we are with movies.

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How do you feel about it?

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Is that adjusted for inflation?

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Up 26%.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Well, how much does inflation gone up in one year?

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I think in Trump's America, I know you're just learning about gas prices, Mr. EV, but

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it is a little tough.

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I don't need to know anything about that anymore.

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I don't know.

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What is the percentage increase?

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That's nice that people, that's great movies.

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They're back.

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They all went to see Super Mario Galaxy.

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Yeah.

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Among other things.

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Yeah.

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They went to go see goat.

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And they went to go see weathering heights.

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And they went to go see, obviously Project Tell Mary.

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And they also went to go see the drama, which did pretty well over the weekend, considering

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it's a movie with that hit the ball that did not reveal its big secret that did not

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reveal the turn in the story.

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It made $14.4 million in America over the weekend and made twice that overseas, or

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excuse me, it made twice that total when you include overseas.

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And so this movie, which costs roughly $28 million, has already made $28 million at the

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box office.

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Yeah.

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The movie was sold entirely on Zendaya and Robert Pattinson.

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This one feels good.

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This one feels a little bit less.

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The Super Mario Brothers Galaxy, whatever that piece of slap is, is actually called, was

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engineered to make a lot of money at the box office.

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And we happily participated in it.

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And that's, that's, you know, that's all good.

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Commerce turns, you know, whether or not straights are open or not.

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So that is whatever.

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This which is a movie.

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You're getting very political.

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I'm just, are you, are you angling for third chair on JMO?

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There is a space on this network for those discussions.

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I host Women Wednesdays on JMO, okay?

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Yeah.

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You're not usually in the room.

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By the way, this week's episode, goodbye Pam, goodbye, what the Christie, you know,

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like quite a week for us.

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All your gals from your favorite administration are getting a boot.

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Yeah.

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Tune into Women Wednesday.

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Okay.

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We took a break last week because on Women Wednesday, we really take Easter seriously.

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Okay, interesting.

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Okay.

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Um, and what are you doing?

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Which one is Wednesday?

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They don't do anything on Wednesday and like the Easter Thursday's, Monday, Thursday.

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Mm-hmm.

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That's, and that's last supper.

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Okay.

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Friday is good Friday.

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That's the cross.

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That's the thing, tears, the curtain.

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Yeah, I know.

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I know, I understand.

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I'm trying to hear you talk through it.

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Saturday's sort of unaccounted for.

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You know, I don't know what's going on.

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He's saying he kidnapped.

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Well, I actually did what he was getting.

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He was getting his powers on.

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He was getting, like, according to Canon.

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He is risen.

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What?

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Not on Saturday.

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No, he was, he was when he was recuperating.

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Okay.

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And he was channeling the feelings of the father and getting ready to rise.

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But, so Saturday is he in the tomb or not?

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The corporeal form?

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Yeah.

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What's happening to the corporeal form at that point?

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We call this the mystery of faith.

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I just want a timeline.

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Well, it was just not how it works.

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Right.

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To give yourself over to the spirit.

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That is not how I work.

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I know.

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I know.

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So true.

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Okay.

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So whatever.

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Congratulations.

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Congratulations.

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They were.

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They were checking out Sunday and Robert Pazson.

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On Holy Wednesday, I went to see Super Mario Galaxy.

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Yeah.

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No, that's what most people were doing.

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But this, you know, writer, director, starring movie stars, it is mostly people talking.

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There is a fun amount of, you know, gross out and like a little bit of thriller and a

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little bit of Nike, if not like action, then at least like horror flurs.

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Yeah.

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And I heard from people who saw it over the weekend that it was just a great movie theater

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experience.

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Totally.

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You know, that in the room, there's some shocking reveals.

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There's a lot of broad humor actually that plays really well in the space.

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God forbid, we release more comedies of movie theaters.

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And I don't know if maybe we didn't spend enough time when we were discussing the movie

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digging into just how funny it is.

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You know that there is that kind of cringe discomfort comedy that the movie I think

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attacks really well.

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And so people seem to enjoy it.

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And we mentioned materialists last week.

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And this is a very similar shape to materials, very similar shape to Zendaya's last movie

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of this sort, which was Challengers a couple years ago.

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I love it, Challengers.

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And it's a very exciting.

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It's a fun lane that A24 has found.

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And we keep talking about what's going to happen to movie theaters, especially with the

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consolidation and the powers who will not be named.

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And where is the center of movie going?

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And can these newer studios fill it a little bit?

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And it's weekends like this.

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We're like, oh, yeah.

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Okay.

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Maybe they can just make a movie for grownups.

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I agree.

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I think the thing that has to happen for this to work though is that somebody like Robert

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Pattinson and somebody like Zendaya need to sign on for a movie like this in between

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their $250 million event epic films.

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You know, effectively just count on the material being good enough that it will be worth

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their time and that they'll feel excited about it.

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And probably just not make as nearly as much money on it as they could on almost any other

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thing that they would spend their time doing.

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And it's a sacrifice.

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And some stars do this stuff and some don't.

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We were really tough on Chris Pratt when he made Mercy earlier this year.

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Technically an original movie, but a very stupid original movie.

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I think you mean evil.

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That's your word.

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That's your word.

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As we know, you're not with Christ.

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You're thinking about the evil.

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That's what you understand.

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And I'm glad that they took this chance.

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And I'm curious to see what kind of legs it has.

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It because there is a reveal.

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And I don't know if it will hold up to word of mouth, but it does seem like people were

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very curious this first weekend.

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So it's good news.

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And it's great news as a segue for what we're doing today.

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Because this is like the proper test, the drama for the thing that we're always talking

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about.

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I still think stars matter.

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I still do.

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I don't know if they there are, I don't know if there's more than one that exists in the

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way that we had 25 in 1996.

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There may only be one.

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And we can discuss whether or not we feel that's true.

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But there are, there is still something happening with recognizable faces with people that young

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people become invested in on television shows, on TikTok, on all sorts of places where

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stars are coming from now that then are, it still feels like movies are the ultimate

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feeder system.

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Like they are the ultimate destination if you're trying to get to a level of awareness.

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Give or take your Mr. Beast to the world.

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What do you think about that supposition?

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I think it's true, but I do think that there is also still something that separates a

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movie star from all the, the wannabe fame people.

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Because what we have seen is that the casting strategy where it's how many TikTok followers

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do you have or how many Instagram followers do you have.

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Obviously that doesn't always communicate like skill in acting, but it's not usually

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that successful in terms of getting non-movie audiences to a movie.

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There is something about an actual movie star, someone who is famous, has some talent

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and some presence, but is also associated with the genre of movies, which is separate

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than being associated from a franchise.

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Robert Pattinson and Zendaya are both in franchises, but they have both been, you know them independently

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of Batman or Spider-Man.

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They have their own personas and their own awareness, but people still look at them

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and think movies as opposed to YouTube or sports or whatever.

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And you do, I think that you need that association to get people to take the jump to actually

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see a movie.

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It can't just be, oh, you know me, so you'll see any product that I'm in.

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I think we found that that doesn't work across any medium.

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Yeah, especially for something like the drama, which is not pre-branded in any way.

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There's nothing in the world other than the wedding fake wedding announcement in the

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newspaper that was issued.

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They would indicate that this is anything other than just a standalone movie.

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And so it's interesting because I think that the star thing is now very much about the

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balance that you're describing that those two stars have pursued, that it is independent

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or smaller character-based films that come once every two or three franchise films.

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And that's really the only way to navigate it.

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I give Zendaya a lot of credit for making movies like Challengers, Malcolm and Marie.

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You know, she has pursued all of that.

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She has a risky stuff, stuff that doesn't always work and has used her credibility and

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her fame to I think work with interesting filmmakers and take chances.

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But you know, the house made and one of the stars of the house made that will appear

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on this list, that was pre-branded in a different kind of way.

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In a classical Hollywood kind of way, a successful novel, a steamy erotic thriller, you know,

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a very sexy movie.

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That's different from the Odyssey.

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It's different from Spider-Man brand new day.

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But it is a little closer to those than it is to Marty Supreme, for example, which is

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a recent example of a genuine movie star pushing a movie to nearly $200 million, almost

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by force of charismatic will.

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And also an old school example of the movie star press tour.

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And the thing that we said or that industry watchers and entertainment weekly said every

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week in the 90s of this person can open a movie, which is not really a thing that happens

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anymore with the exception of Timothy Chalamet and Marty Supreme and is honestly not even

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a metric in the same way it was back then because there is this understanding that there

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are so many different valences of like getting people to the movie theaters.

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It just isn't 100% starbase and hasn't been for some time.

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Yeah, it's been interesting doing this with you for so many years now because people who

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we weren't sure if we should even add to the list four years ago or six years ago now

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have graduated fully.

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It was interesting just to think about the fact that two former members of the list, one

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best actress and best actor at the Academy Awards this year.

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And you know, Jesse Buckley and Michael B. Jordan were names that we were putting on the list

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five, six years ago.

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And with Jesse Buckley, it was like, I see something here.

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Yeah.

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I know if this person's really going to burst through after Wild Rose and Chernobyl,

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but she's an example of like we took a risk on someone as fans of hers.

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Sure.

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But also even there, the definition of movie star is like she won an Oscar for a very

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Oscar-coded film, Hamnet, which did not, you know, open to millions and millions of

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dollars.

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And her quote unquote big box office swing, The Bride, which opened a week before the Oscars.

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She did not open that movie.

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Yeah.

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It didn't open.

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It didn't work for a number of reasons.

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Yeah.

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But that the definition of movie star now is not just 100% box office.

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It can't be because of the way the movies are.

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Yeah.

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So I was trying to think about this because, you know, we're getting ready to do the

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Merrill Street polyphane later this week.

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And I was thinking about actors of her generation.

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And Merrill Street at this point has now had a re-apex like multiple times where she's

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opened a hundred million dollar movies in her sixties.

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But is she about to do it again?

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And she I think she will, which is remarkable.

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And I would say unprecedented in movie history, someone who at her this stage of her career,

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and we'll talk about that more later this week.

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But I was thinking about Glenn Close.

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You know, Glenn Close, he also ran is, I know, sadly, but Glenn Close is a movie star.

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She is someone who can headline a movie.

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She is someone who has given awards worthy performances.

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She's been in successful films.

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And you would never be like, of course, this movie is guaranteed to make five hundred

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million dollars because Glenn Close is in it.

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And I feel like someone like Jesse Buckley and maybe some other people that we'll talk about

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who we're adding to the list are in a similar zone where if you can carry a movie on your

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shoulders and it can make fifty million dollars domestically in twenty twenty six, that

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is something that is actually not something to be overlooked.

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And we shouldn't only be thinking about this by the standards of billion dollar films.

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So there's, I think what I'm saying is there's balance.

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Michael B. Jordan helping push sinners to where it went would not have been possible

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where he not in black Panther and Creed.

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But now that he was in those movies, he's using his, his strength as a star to make bigger

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original films.

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So I see all of this as part of like a daisy chain of success.

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What are, what are the straight thoughts do you have about where we stand with this enterprise

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and, and our young stars?

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So our rubric here is 50% what you've done, 25% what's coming next and 25% squishy.

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You know, like we put it down as who you could be.

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You know, it's the, you know, when you see a definition and it is that sort of ineffable

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like movie star quality that you and I throw around a lot and it is really something that

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like is instinctive and, and it's kind of just really how an audience responds to you.

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But it's interesting to watch how the definition of like movie star quality has changed even

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since we've been doing this, but also generationally.

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And also what does it mean for an audience to respond to you?

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They have to respond to you in the film.

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I think they do have to respond to you outside of the film more and more like press tour

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wise.

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Yep.

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What even are the like the valences and what, what works as a movie star, what, what

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doesn't work.

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And again, we will be talking about Timothy Shalamet and you know, and what people respond

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to.

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So that one, that one's imperfect, but is also is usually the deciding factor, right?

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And it's because that's our list and we're in charge.

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That's right.

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And we're students of this.

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Yeah.

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And I feel comfortable holding on to that very fake mathematical formulation that we created

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some years ago.

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I was thinking a bit about television too.

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And we have thought about TV as a, again, part of the feeder system over the years, but

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we have a handful of very noisy contributors, I would say, to the potential of this list

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that are active right now.

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But one that I can think of the most that was doing this the last time we spoke was looking

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back on the once upon a time in Hollywood cast and saying, wow, was this the most impressive

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trampoline for five or six people?

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And most of those people were not huge parts of the film.

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Like Sidney Sweeney was in once upon a time in Hollywood, but had a very small part.

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Austin Butler, we didn't really know at the time what he would become.

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Just from that role is text, but this year I look at it and I say, okay, there's, there's

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really three shows.

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And probably two shows and one that's like a little behind, but Euphoria now has this extraordinary

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footprint in terms of its cast, which includes now Zendaya, Sidney Sweeney and Jacob Alority

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as this power trio at the very top.

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And three, I mean, they weren't like small bit characters in the show.

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They were the show.

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They are the, they are three of the five primary characters.

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I'm not sure why you're talking in past tense because I'm told that we're threatened with

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another season of Euphoria very soon.

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In one week.

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Yeah, which is part of the reason why I think this list is also well timed.

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And they're still on it.

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Yeah.

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This is not a, you know, Beverly Hills 90210 situation where they're just bailing after

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two seasons.

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It is Beverly Hills 90210 where they've gone to college now, right?

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I think that they graduated high school.

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I think they graduated beyond that.

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I think there's a big time jump that is coming.

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Oh, good.

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Okay.

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I read Sydney Sweeney.

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It has her own only only fans page.

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That sounds right.

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That's how she's earning a living.

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Okay.

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I think she is maybe married to Jacob Alority's character at this point.

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He's supporting her but has some concerns.

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Oh, good.

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Would you be watching?

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I'm sure.

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No, absolutely not.

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Okay.

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People can tell me about it.

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But I mean, I just, I have other things to watch.

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And listen, did you know that the new season is shot in VistaVision?

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That is not a joke.

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I really, I really, I really, trust me.

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I'm a wear brother.

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I'm pumped.

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Me too.

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I love you for it.

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It's insane, but I enjoy it.

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Yeah.

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In addition to those three stars, Austin Abrams, who we just saw in weapons and we'll talk

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about a bit more here, Barbie Ferreira, Mod Apatau, Storm Reed, Hunter Schaefer, who

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was on the 2024 list.

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That's a lot of people who are up for this.

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Can you name the casting director of Euphoria?

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Is it Francine Mazzler?

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It's Jennifer Venditti.

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Oh, that makes so much sense.

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Yeah, also in a 24 television show.

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That makes a lot of sense.

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Jennifer Venditti has found a lot of people over the years.

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The other show is Stranger Things, which just came to a conclusion at the end of last year

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and I didn't watch it and I quit the show after two and a half seasons.

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I quit the show after two and a half episodes and I'm still constantly amazed though at

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the staying power.

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Not just of the show, but of these kids and they keep bubbling up and Juliette Libman

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while I tell me, oh yeah, Stranger Things.

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Joseph Quinn.

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Apparently on Stranger Things, who knows?

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He'll always be Dr. Harrison to me.

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I think that was his big breakthrough honestly.

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I know.

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This is what I'm told, but they're all, it's funny because it really was a gigantic phenomenon

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and a huge vehicle for a lot of people.

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But I have, it doesn't exist in my world and they don't exist till they come to the movies.

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Well, there's a new movie that hit Hulu over the weekend called Pizza Movie that stars

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get in Matsuraco, who is one of the stars of Stranger Things.

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But he, I wouldn't even put him in the top five of people who could potentially break out

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from this show.

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You've got Millie Bobby Brown, of course, Finn Wolfhard, Maya Hawk.

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You mentioned Joseph Quinn and Sadie Sink who were learning more and more these days.

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His mayor may not be Jean Grey in the X-Men.

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Oh, is that what we're learning?

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That's what we're learning.

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Isn't she also on stage right now?

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Is she being Juliette?

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That is correct.

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She's being Juliette.

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How's it going?

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I think they just did their first show on the West End.

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Like recently.

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Sadie Sink is playing Juliette on the West End.

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Who's from Romeo?

21:11

No, a Duke.

21:12

Wow.

21:13

Vogue is really covering this intensely for some reason.

21:16

So I have a lot of info.

21:19

Okay, spoiler alert.

21:20

Neither Noa, a Duke nor Sadie Sink are on our list.

21:23

Okay.

21:24

Yes.

21:25

And I thought a lot about that because neither of them have really been the star star of

21:34

any major movie.

21:36

They both done a lot of work.

21:38

But it did have me wondering what is the, how much of that, the 50-50 do you want to

21:43

lean into when you're making choices?

21:45

You know, like this, what you could be and what you have coming up versus what you've

21:49

already done.

21:50

No juice been a lot of movies.

21:52

But I don't know.

21:55

I'm already questioning the choices that we made.

21:57

Now I'm hearing all this West End news.

21:59

That's what it is.

22:00

Yeah.

22:01

I don't think the reviews are great.

22:02

Again, I haven't really clicked through.

22:03

That doesn't really matter.

22:04

That's the thing is when movie stars do theater, they usually could trashed anyway.

22:07

So it's not a big deal.

22:10

In addition to stranger things and euphoria, we've also got industry, which had a real

22:14

pop in its fourth season.

22:16

And of course, has had kind of a rotating cast now.

22:18

Like Harry Laudie has moved on from the show.

22:20

David Johnson has moved on from the show.

22:22

But Mahala is still there.

22:23

Marissa Bella is still there.

22:25

Kieran and Shipka joined this year.

22:26

She is making some noise.

22:28

Yeah.

22:29

She wants her number to be called at some point.

22:31

You think it will be on this episode?

22:34

Spoiler alert.

22:34

No.

22:35

But also industry is a television show.

22:37

So what his, what films has Kieran and Shipka been in recently?

22:42

She's been in a couple.

22:43

Give me a hit me with the list.

22:45

She's been streaming.

22:46

I'm rolling as fast as I can.

22:47

She was in a horror streaming movie a couple years ago.

22:50

Sweethearts.

22:51

Oh, she was in last show girl.

22:52

Last show girl?

22:53

That's right.

22:54

She was, spoiler alert, very briefly in twisters.

22:57

Yes.

22:58

Yes.

22:59

One of the great kills of that year.

23:01

But I chuckled when that happened.

23:03

Red one.

23:04

Don't remember that.

23:05

You know what I never saw that.

23:06

I was on leave.

23:07

Yeah.

23:08

That was a very cool episode that we got to do about that movie.

23:10

Which everyone really liked.

23:11

We all went out to the movie theater.

23:13

And we checked out red one, starring the rock,

23:17

Dwayne Johnson.

23:18

He was one of Santa's power elves, I think.

23:21

Was that what they're called, Jack?

23:23

Power.

23:24

I don't believe it's what they're called,

23:25

but that is generally one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

23:27

It's really quite, quite, quite poor.

23:28

Yeah.

23:29

Brutant for her.

23:30

And by the way, these are all the people under 35.

23:32

They obviously added like Kittarrington.

23:34

Yeah, Max and Gala.

23:35

Max and Gala is not on yet.

23:36

Yeah.

23:37

That show was Cal Penn on it.

23:40

Industry?

23:42

Briefly?

23:42

Season four?

23:43

Yes.

23:44

Yeah.

23:45

I mean, J.D.

23:46

Plus was on a previous season.

23:47

Yeah, yeah.

23:48

They've been plenty of industries.

23:49

Great.

23:50

Are you ready to start getting into the nitty gritty of this?

23:55

Of course.

23:56

So the biggest losers of this round.

23:59

Is it a loser to no longer be eligible?

24:02

I mean, I guess it means you're 35 or older.

24:04

That's the end.

24:05

And do you think that makes you a loser?

24:06

I think perhaps so.

24:07

Yeah.

24:08

So 11 stars have aged out from 2024's list.

24:12

Yeah.

24:13

So we needed to power up again.

24:15

Here's who we lost.

24:16

We lost our number one overall choice in 2024.

24:19

Margot Robbie.

24:20

She's gone.

24:21

Jennifer Lawrence was at number five.

24:22

She's off the list.

24:23

Kristen Stewart was a 12 off the list.

24:25

Dev Patel 16 off the list.

24:27

Taylor Swift.

24:28

Yeah.

24:29

That was funny that we did that.

24:30

18 off the list.

24:31

At the time.

24:32

Taylor's 62 now.

24:34

How old is she?

24:35

She's about to have at least three bridesmaids weekends

24:38

according to reports.

24:39

So I hope your invitation comes through.

24:42

So she getting married?

24:43

Recently in the Spotify offices,

24:45

they were playing a Taylor Swift playlist, including

24:49

the song Taylor Swift wrote for Cats, the film, which

24:53

we saw together.

24:54

One of the worst songs I've ever heard.

24:55

Yeah.

24:57

Yeah.

24:58

The movie was good though.

24:59

As I recall, very, very, very, very, very, very,

25:01

you know, you've seen the King's speech, but you still have never seen Tom Huber's

25:04

Lamezorub.

25:05

I have not seen it.

25:06

No, no, but I will one day I promise for sure.

25:08

Bill Skarsgard 21, he's out.

25:10

Dakota Johnson 27 out.

25:11

Yeah.

25:12

Jesse Buckley 28 out.

25:14

Joshua Connor.

25:16

He would have had a nice.

25:17

I think he's 35, right?

25:19

Yeah, he's 35.

25:20

So he's out.

25:21

Aaron Taylor Johnson out.

25:22

Bre Larson out, even though Rosalina reigns in the Super Mario Galaxy movie.

25:28

From last year's list, that's 11 people, seven of whom were women.

25:32

Can I ask something about Rosalina just really quickly before you may?

25:36

Sorry, I know I'm derailing this, but it's just so what happened that Rosalina just

25:45

completely lost touch with her.

25:48

She said she sent her away to keep her safe, I think.

25:51

Okay.

25:52

And she sent her to another land to be a princess, but then she didn't realize that

25:55

she created trauma for Peach because then Peach didn't know her family.

25:58

Why did she send her away?

26:00

I don't know.

26:01

Probably jealous of her little sister.

26:02

Okay.

26:03

No, I think there was a legitimate reason.

26:05

There was like, there was an, there was an incurring threat.

26:07

What are the stars called?

26:08

I don't know.

26:09

Stars, but they're, but they're safe with Rosalina.

26:13

It's just Princess Peach.

26:14

Yeah, she's a mother to them.

26:15

Okay.

26:16

Yeah.

26:17

All right.

26:18

Thanks.

26:19

Thanks for filling me in.

26:20

Thank you.

26:21

Thank you.

26:22

I could have this year and I've aged out.

26:24

And I'll tell you the first person I thought of

26:25

when I was thinking of this new endeavor was Jonathan Bailey,

26:29

who started Wicked and started the most recent Jurassic film.

26:33

And I'll tell you what, my wife has taken a real shine to him.

26:36

She's wonderful.

26:37

He was the only good part of Wicked for good.

26:39

Yeah, she just powered through every season of Bridgerton.

26:42

She's like, who's that guy?

26:43

Yeah.

26:44

I mean, he has a who's that guy quality.

26:46

It's just sort of the timing of when the last time

26:49

we did this list when those films came out

26:52

and then his birthday just in the background.

26:54

Yes.

26:55

So maybe when we do 35 over,

26:56

I don't think he's going to be quite that popular.

26:57

But so he's out another leap.

26:59

Lumer Monica Barbaro, my beloved.

27:01

She's out.

27:02

She's also over 35.

27:03

Listen, you don't need to single me out

27:04

on that hour beloved.

27:05

Our beloved, okay, hour beloved.

27:07

Jeremy Allen White, I think very much

27:09

would have had a case for the.

27:10

He's job of the hut.

27:11

He's roto the hut.

27:13

Okay.

27:14

Roto, roto, jack.

27:16

Not quite sure.

27:17

Okay.

27:19

New best bid is asking Jack questions.

27:21

I know he doesn't know the answer to.

27:23

Job of the hut's son.

27:25

Oh, okay.

27:26

I think in some of the animated shows

27:28

is a baby who is kidnapped.

27:30

Oh, no.

27:31

This new film is an absolutely yoke

27:33

colosseum warrior.

27:35

Okay.

27:36

We'll be doing battle with Mando.

27:37

What is his relationship with job alike?

27:41

I think it's kind of similar to Bruce Springsteen

27:42

in his dad.

27:43

I think I think I'm not sure yet.

27:47

We'll have to see the film.

27:48

Also aged out Lily James and Jack O'Connell.

27:51

We've had a very big year.

27:52

Who I learned has my birthday, same birthday.

27:54

Jack O'Connell.

27:55

Yeah.

27:56

But you're not the same age.

27:57

Who's older?

27:57

But sadly, no.

27:59

All right.

28:00

We dropped some people from this list.

28:02

Yeah.

28:03

We dropped a bunch of women.

28:05

We dropped a bunch of women.

28:06

You did it with your choice.

28:08

What?

28:09

Why did you, we dropped one man as well.

28:11

What, who did we drop?

28:13

And why did we drop them?

28:15

Well, okay, I was writing it again.

28:18

We dropped Kaley Spani.

28:20

How do you feel about that?

28:21

Not good.

28:22

That we have another thing on this list called

28:24

still not sure why we can't find a spot for them.

28:27

And Kaley Spani, I think it's just that it's sort of

28:32

a timing issue.

28:33

I know that she was in the permit, no, not permit.

28:37

It was permit, yes.

28:38

No, Romulus.

28:39

Romulus, okay.

28:40

Movie last year.

28:43

But, you know, Priscilla and my favorite movie,

28:48

Civil War, where are like a couple years ago now.

28:50

She wasn't wake up dead man.

28:52

But that was quite bad and her character was not developed.

28:55

So her, I think wake up dead man is good.

28:57

I didn't really understand her character.

28:59

Well, they didn't know what to do with any of the people

29:01

who were not Joshua Connor or Daniel Craig in that movie.

29:03

Okay.

29:04

And or Glen Close, of course.

29:07

Or Josh Brolin, sure.

29:08

That was your, that's four.

29:09

That's four.

29:10

But these movies are made with like 25 people.

29:12

And Joey Wake up dead man.

29:13

She is going to be the star.

29:15

Yes.

29:16

In the next Sean Durkin movie, Deep Cuts.

29:18

Very exciting, but that's again, that's not out yet.

29:21

And that's the 2027.

29:23

Yes.

29:23

She also has Elden Ring and Alien Romulus too,

29:27

which might make four billion dollars combined.

29:30

Well, that's great, but none of that's happened.

29:31

I didn't cut Kaley Spani for the record.

29:33

I'm just providing additional content.

29:35

We had to make room.

29:37

Okay.

29:37

And she is just kind of in a middle place.

29:40

And it's, as I said, it's the timing issue.

29:42

It's, is this because she wanted Kirsten Dunst

29:45

to wear a dress and civil war?

29:46

Is this why you've done this?

29:49

Try this on.

29:50

It's green.

29:50

Yeah, it's green.

29:51

It will help you feel like a woman

29:53

because this is what womanhood is.

29:54

As you know, because you've been paying attention.

29:57

How, that's right.

29:58

I'm a friend to women.

30:00

Everyone is saying that.

30:01

Yeah.

30:02

How often, how many times a day?

30:04

Yeah.

30:05

I put on a dress and look at yourself in the mirror

30:07

and think, no, yeah, I've done it again.

30:09

That's true.

30:10

Yeah, especially like it in my home

30:13

with living with two men under the age of five.

30:15

It's three to four times, you know?

30:18

Yeah.

30:19

That seems healthy.

30:20

Yeah.

30:20

Kaley Spani out.

30:21

Yeah.

30:22

Don't know if I agree with that.

30:23

Jody Comer out.

30:24

You're, this is a list that you co-authored.

30:25

So I did.

30:26

I did.

30:27

Well, we'll come back to that.

30:28

Jody Comer out, terrific actress.

30:32

I think she's made some good movies in the last few years.

30:34

She is, you know, didn't really open the bike riders

30:38

and she had a smaller part in 20 years later.

30:41

She's magnificent in 28 years later.

30:42

We lost me eight years later.

30:43

Yeah.

30:44

Again, this is another one where the timing of when this list

30:47

falls in your career.

30:49

This is an example of you thinking like a studio executive

30:52

where she's getting really close to 35

30:54

and you're ready to dispense with her, right?

30:56

Yeah.

30:57

Yeah.

30:57

Yeah.

30:58

Like good luck, Jody Comer.

30:59

No one talks like that.

31:00

Rachel Zegler has speed bump with Snow White.

31:02

Yep.

31:03

I think she'll be back.

31:04

No, she's doing a Vita.

31:05

She's doing a Vita.

31:06

She's doing Juliette.

31:07

No, she's doing a Vita.

31:08

A Vita.

31:09

Yeah.

31:10

You're putting a little...

31:11

Don't cry for me, have a Vita.

31:12

Putting a little spice on that.

31:13

A Vita.

31:14

Wow.

31:15

What will we do in Android, Web, or episode?

31:17

I guess we already did it with cats, but...

31:18

I find them all to be bad films.

31:21

If you do, it might be the best movie.

31:22

Best movie.

31:23

Best movie of his work.

31:24

Yeah.

31:25

Speaking of, we may or may not be on a Madonna movie

31:26

is episode at some point.

31:27

I don't want to, but it's not on.

31:28

I don't know if I've been fully booked for that.

31:30

I am prepared to do it.

31:31

Yeah.

31:34

I'm waiting for confirmation on my end.

31:36

Okay.

31:37

Well, I remember seeing a Vita with the T in theaters.

31:41

I saw it in theaters on a school trip.

31:44

Wow.

31:45

Really?

31:46

Yeah.

31:47

Where was the trip to?

31:48

No movie theater.

31:49

Oh, I thought you meant like while you were on TV.

31:51

You didn't do the stage show.

31:52

Not the stage show.

31:53

Or I don't know.

31:54

I thought that you went to see the movie while you were in like Baltimore or whatever.

31:57

No, no, no.

31:58

I don't know whether they're making a new...

32:01

Are you a Vita?

32:02

Are you a Vita?

32:03

Yeah.

32:04

And she was nominated for an Olivier, I see.

32:06

Okay.

32:07

I mean, she's terrific.

32:08

I just don't want to talk about it.

32:09

She's really talented.

32:10

I think she needs to get some stronger movies going.

32:12

Hunter Schaefer never really took off for her.

32:15

Yeah.

32:16

After the 2024 list, I thought it was going to the horror film for Neon didn't totally

32:20

click.

32:21

She might be back too.

32:22

We'll see.

32:23

We dropped the Keith Stanfield.

32:24

Yeah.

32:25

And we find him at a tricky moment in his career.

32:27

Because we say this always happens to women, but it's happening to a man as well.

32:30

Which is he's still very young and he's had a lot of bites at the apple.

32:34

And there's a real sliding doors thing where I feel like one of the Star Wars projects that

32:40

was pitched, he was being tabbed as like one of the key Jedi stars.

32:46

And if he had got...

32:47

If that movie had happened before the Kathy Kennedy regime ended, I think we'd be having

32:52

a different conversation.

32:53

But he had a couple of movies that didn't totally click.

32:55

Book of Clarence didn't hit.

32:57

And then all of a sudden you wake up and you find yourself the fourth lead in Roofman.

33:01

And also die my love.

33:02

And die my love.

33:03

Yeah.

33:04

Which I thought that character was quite strange.

33:06

And he was mostly a manifestation of desire.

33:08

Yes.

33:09

So I would like to see him similar to the photograph just like in a studio movie as the lead.

33:19

But the photograph was 2020.

33:20

So I know.

33:21

It's been a while.

33:22

Yeah.

33:23

Yeah.

33:24

After the photograph and Jews in the Black Messiah, I was like, okay, it's happening.

33:26

I'm just in Atlanta.

33:27

This is happening for him and it has slowed down a little bit.

33:29

Also took off Adrian Arhona.

33:31

Now that is not a judgment on my feelings about her as a person.

33:34

I was so outraged when I noticed this that I, you know, Google and really sought to put

33:40

my case together because I too, I'm just like incredibly pro, Adrian Arhona.

33:46

But the movies that she's been in recently have been smaller and the Thomas Crown affair

33:53

co-starring Mike B. Jordan is not out yet.

33:55

So she could be back.

34:00

She just, you know, she's just continuing to be cast as the girl, you know, and not as

34:05

the person at the center.

34:06

And I think the father of the bride is probably the last movie where she was really at the

34:10

center of the frame, right, fair to say.

34:12

So she's off.

34:14

Those were tough cuts.

34:15

There's a few people who were in the pipeline who we did not include.

34:19

Right.

34:20

We'll mention them right now.

34:21

And she knows you know, a jupe is brother, a Kobe jupe.

34:24

He of Ham to death.

34:25

Right.

34:26

And also like doing a bit at every award show.

34:29

Yes.

34:30

It's very cute and very, very game.

34:32

Yeah, they're promising.

34:34

Madeline Klein.

34:35

Which ones that?

34:36

Oh, I know what you did last summer.

34:37

Yes.

34:38

She's a star of outer banks.

34:40

Right.

34:41

Her co-star from outer banks, Drew Starky also not here, by the way.

34:44

But he's also going to be the star of that movie.

34:46

The Sean Durkin film, Obstacle, he's spain.

34:48

He was good and queer.

34:49

I'm keeping him on him.

34:52

Yeah, of course.

34:54

The Beatles, boys.

34:56

So one made it.

34:59

Too made it.

35:00

Too made it.

35:01

Too didn't.

35:02

So Harris Dickinson, what do you have to say for yourself?

35:06

You know, his time will come.

35:08

Okay.

35:09

John movie is coming.

35:11

And I, it's sometimes you just have things for yourself and that's fine.

35:15

We'll talk for John.

35:16

I think they'll work it out.

35:19

Who's the other one?

35:20

Joseph Quinn.

35:21

Stranger Things, Torch.

35:22

Yeah.

35:23

Torch always overlooked.

35:24

What did you think of his work as the human torch?

35:26

I didn't really understand what was going on with the human torch.

35:32

Okay.

35:33

He flames up, flame on.

35:36

Yeah, but like, did they ever really?

35:38

And then what's up with Vanessa Kirby?

35:40

She's elastic?

35:41

Nope.

35:42

Nope.

35:43

That's the film, the Incredibles.

35:44

She is the visible woman.

35:46

But she is the visible woman.

35:47

This.

35:48

She's like violet from the Incredibles.

35:51

And then the Incredibles is inspired by the Fantastic Four.

35:54

Yeah.

35:55

No, I understood that when I watched the Fantastic Four.

35:56

And then the poor Ebony Moss back rack speaking of people on Broadway.

36:04

Didn't get to show his face.

36:06

Nope.

36:07

He's playing Ben Grimm and K.A.

36:08

The thing.

36:09

And then Pedro Pascal is like, his catchphrases.

36:13

It's clobberant time.

36:14

Okay.

36:15

And then Pedro Pascal is like, is so smart that he can't like hold his head up basically.

36:20

And it's the burden of intelligence, right?

36:22

I'm, I mean, one of the most relatable characters of 2025.

36:26

I, Harris Dickinson is out.

36:28

Joseph Coley is out.

36:29

Yeah, none of those people are on this list.

36:31

Rachel Senet.

36:32

Yeah, I mean, I get it.

36:35

But she's, she put her money with TV for a little.

36:40

We shouldn't do that.

36:41

Well, maybe she'll come back rap.

36:43

And she's Sui Wonders also spent 2025 on a TV show.

36:47

Havana Rose Lou.

36:48

Well, I think it's very good in this movie with another person who we did not include Leo

36:52

Woodall and Tuner.

36:53

Right.

36:55

And I hope it really works out for those two.

36:57

And I believe in them.

36:59

Leo Woodall definitely has the, he's got the, he's got the look.

37:02

He's got the look of a dude.

37:03

He's got a speed ass.

37:04

He's got, he could, he could be a player.

37:07

Isabel May was recently the daughter in scream seven.

37:11

And she is from the extended Taylor Sheridan universe.

37:14

Okay.

37:15

She's not here.

37:16

Congratulations.

37:17

Nicholas Galaton.

37:18

I, I wondered why you didn't put it on.

37:21

But it's because Masters of the universe hasn't come out yet.

37:24

Well, and I see by the way that you've just written me off Masters of the universe episode.

37:28

Uh, yeah, I'm happy to announce I'll be doing that episode with Griffin Newman.

37:31

It will be probably the most normal episode of all time.

37:34

Griffin of course did voice Orco from one of the human, uh, I know it's important to

37:38

you and you like you have your thing.

37:40

I think if it's a disaster of a movie, which is in play.

37:43

Yeah.

37:44

I don't want your negativity.

37:46

I need to be protected by, by safe, by safe space.

37:50

Now I'm viewing Griffin in this case.

37:52

But you don't think I can't just ask you about he man for a while in the next episode.

37:56

Okay.

37:57

If you choose to see it, I'm not sure you're going to get anything out of Masters of the

38:00

universe.

38:01

Although, although your sons may want to come see it with me.

38:05

I mean, you're welcome to take my sons any time for however many hours you want.

38:11

I, I, I, yeah, I don't really know anything about he man, but Si has a bruise or he man

38:19

quality about how power of grace.

38:21

Yeah.

38:22

He does.

38:23

He is like Adam.

38:24

Um, and he's veering towards the haircut also.

38:27

You know, because we have the names.

38:29

Yeah.

38:30

Yeah.

38:31

Uh, Nicholas Galton, maybe he should be on.

38:35

Where you want to put him?

38:36

Well, red, white and blue is a very big red, white and blue.

38:39

Who's coming out?

38:40

Yes.

38:41

Um, I don't think Masters of the universe is going to hit.

38:43

I could be wrong, but it is a big Amazon movie idea of you.

38:46

The idea of you, obviously, he was the star of that opposite end, half the way.

38:49

And I think he has one other big project coming up.

38:51

Can you help me out, figure out what that is?

38:53

Oh, it's, um, I just stopped at Googling his age.

38:56

Oh, he's in the sheep detectives.

38:58

Is that what you were thinking about?

38:59

I was thinking of that.

39:00

I'm not sure if that means he should be on the list.

39:02

And he's also apparently in the new Peter Berg movie.

39:05

I'm a skit-o-bull.

39:06

Yes.

39:07

Is that what you were thinking about?

39:08

That's a sports movie.

39:09

And I think he's the star.

39:10

Is he the star of that film?

39:11

Yes.

39:12

Shoot.

39:13

Okay.

39:14

Galton, what do you think?

39:15

I thought Masters of the universe trailer looked abhorrent, so I personally would be out,

39:20

but I think the case is compelling.

39:21

Okay.

39:22

Thank you for that, Jack.

39:23

I will keep him out for now, but you could say that maybe we screwed that up.

39:28

Hannah Einbender from Hacks.

39:30

We got to see it first.

39:32

This is the star of Teenage Sex and Death at Camelay Asma, the new Jane Shone-Brun movie.

39:37

She's also starring in a movie that just premiered at South by a romantic drama, I think.

39:43

Sorry, I was distracted because I was just reading the cast of sheep detectives, so I'm just

39:48

really excited.

39:49

Feel free to share it.

39:50

No, I closed it now.

39:51

Okay.

39:52

But like, Devil Wars Prada 2 may first, and then sheep detectives may, this is just really

39:57

amandable, you know?

39:58

Is sheep detectives something you're interested in?

40:00

I also remember when we saw it at the set of Macon Lys and we were like, is this a joke?

40:07

This was part of the famous Amazon presentation, which is late at night, so I was drunk.

40:11

So.

40:12

And then Emma Thompson did a whole, did a real from like a random street in London where

40:17

there was someone carrying luggage over cobblestones.

40:19

Do you remember this?

40:20

Yeah.

40:21

I can't believe that's a real movie.

40:22

Movie's coming out in one month.

40:23

I'm pretty excited.

40:25

Okay.

40:28

You know, I put Charlie XCX on the list and you took her off.

40:32

I did.

40:33

And I thought it was a funny bit.

40:35

Oh, do you have Charlie XCX on the list?

40:36

Yeah.

40:37

No, I do too, but we just, we don't have room here.

40:41

We have to do.

40:42

She's doing a lot of acting though.

40:44

I know she's making her for a intermovies and I think she's very good.

40:47

Okay.

40:48

And we really, really liked the moment.

40:50

We watched a hard days night at home last night at my house and I was like, oh, this is,

40:55

you know, the moment is like in the grand tradition of, of this sort of thing.

40:59

I'm, I'm very pro, but we just had to make room for other things.

41:05

Over the last, if you go back to last December, all the way until this fall, so in a 12 month

41:12

period, she will have appeared in not one, not two, not three, not four, not five, not

41:17

six, but seven films.

41:20

Sure.

41:21

Now, she's only the star of one or two of them.

41:24

And how widely seen are any of those?

41:27

Not very.

41:28

Right.

41:29

We don't know.

41:30

We don't, I mean, faces of death comes out this weekend.

41:31

She has a small supporting part in that movie.

41:34

I don't know if the gallerist yet received distribution after Sundance got some not very

41:39

nice reviews, I would say, Kathy Ann's new movie.

41:44

The moment, you know, that was a niche hit for the amandas of the world.

41:48

I enjoyed it.

41:49

I'm very pro.

41:50

Okay.

41:51

I just think that we have to make room other places.

41:54

Because she's a woman.

41:55

Yeah.

41:56

That's what it is.

41:57

There are a lot of women in our list.

41:58

Lewis Pullman.

41:59

Yeah.

42:00

Hmm.

42:01

Is this a mistake to not include Lewis Pullman?

42:05

Is Lewis Pullman well known?

42:06

He was a presenter at the Academy Awards this year.

42:08

With his dad.

42:09

Yes.

42:10

Yes.

42:11

So you're saying it's a nepothing.

42:12

We should not include him because nepotas are not allowed on the list.

42:14

Their bit was about being a nepot baby if I recall.

42:17

That was quite painful.

42:18

Yeah.

42:19

Not all of the bits were well written at the Oscars.

42:23

It was wonderful, but I think this is another one.

42:25

So he was in Thunderbolts.

42:26

Very good in Thunderbolts.

42:28

He's going to be a big part of Doomsday, I think.

42:31

Yeah, but is Doomsday out yet?

42:33

No.

42:34

No, it's not.

42:35

And then he was in Testament of Analy in a supporting role.

42:39

He's very good in that.

42:40

But like you and I and four other people saw it.

42:44

That's great.

42:45

Wait, can we share the bit about how the Testament of Analy choreographer is the mean wedding

42:52

instructor in the drama.

42:55

It's perfect casting.

42:56

It's a brilliant salute everyone involved.

42:59

Brilliant gag.

43:00

I just I think it's happening.

43:03

Okay.

43:04

But not quite yet.

43:05

Okay.

43:06

I'm big.

43:07

I'm a big fan.

43:08

I've thought of someone else.

43:09

Okay.

43:10

Kaya Gerber speaking of.

43:12

Yeah.

43:15

Not a star and yet weirdly very famous and has been in a bunch of movies.

43:22

Has a small role in two movies that are coming out this month.

43:25

She's an outcome, the new Jonah Hill streaming movie, which will be randomly appearing on Apple

43:29

TV on Friday and Mother Mary.

43:34

I'm a huge fan.

43:35

Okay.

43:36

But I she's just she's doing kind of like the Charlie X the X thing, but without even

43:41

being at the center of the frame, which is just she has good taste and is showing up

43:46

randomly in cool movies.

43:48

Okay.

43:49

She's a very successful model.

43:51

Do you want is she?

43:53

How do you know that?

43:54

We've seen her in a lot of times.

43:56

She's doing this and she has and she has a very successful book that's very rigorous.

44:00

What was the last book that they read?

44:02

I don't know.

44:03

Let's Google it together.

44:04

But it's like it's stuff.

44:06

Both she and do Alipa are picking stuff where I'm like that is way too hard.

44:10

What do we talk like?

44:11

Will you get us?

44:12

What are we talking about here?

44:13

I mean, do Alipa, it's not too hard, but she did like Marilyn Robinson recently and

44:17

I was like, I don't want to cry.

44:18

That's great.

44:19

No, it's wonderful.

44:20

I'm just kind of let's see.

44:23

Guy Gerber Book Club, Library Science.

44:26

Okay.

44:27

What are we doing?

44:29

Is this most recent one?

44:32

Ruins Child.

44:33

This is independent publishing.

44:35

I mean, listen.

44:36

This is these are deep cuts.

44:40

Giata Scolidario.

44:41

It looks great.

44:44

Scoda, Scoda Yaro.

44:46

Okay.

44:47

Library Science.

44:48

That's the name of her show.

44:49

This is a name of the book club.

44:51

Yes.

44:52

It's just a club.

44:53

It's not there's no podcast attached to it.

44:56

I believe that there is.

44:57

Is it a club that has a limited number of members?

45:00

You know what?

45:01

I'm not a member, so I don't know.

45:02

Let's find out.

45:03

Oh, so Hamnet was a couple months ago.

45:06

I did read that.

45:07

Okay.

45:08

But these are not Jamie Quattro.

45:10

Stephanie LeCava.

45:11

Sure.

45:12

I know these writers.

45:13

Yeah.

45:14

That's cool.

45:15

Stephens Viag.

45:16

This is what I'm saying.

45:17

Wow.

45:18

I love that.

45:19

That's exciting.

45:20

Yeah.

45:21

I'm on Marta.

45:22

I've been wanting to read this.

45:23

This is real hipster millennial taste right here.

45:24

I know.

45:25

But it's serious stuff.

45:26

Okay.

45:27

So Jane Fonda's memoir.

45:28

Sure.

45:29

Oh, I mean, listen.

45:30

You're told in Tina.

45:31

I mean, sure.

45:32

We need to do a book club with Jane Fonda's memoir.

45:36

It's so good.

45:37

Me and you.

45:38

Yeah.

45:39

Have another.

45:40

It's crazy stuff.

45:41

Anyway.

45:42

All right.

45:43

Well, sorry to Kayakur.

45:44

She's got other things going on.

45:45

She doesn't need us.

45:46

By the numbers, we have 17 new entrants this list, which is a lot.

45:48

Mm-hmm.

45:49

There are more women than men.

45:52

Yeah.

45:53

Which, as I said, is how Hollywood works, where we take them seriously at the age of 25 and

45:58

then cast them off forever.

45:59

We're a part of the problem.

46:02

I'm always solving problems.

46:03

If you listen to me consistently on this show, especially at the top of show, I'll say,

46:07

here's what's happening.

46:08

Yeah.

46:09

Here's what I think it means.

46:11

Act accordingly.

46:12

And if people want to listen, you, that's great.

46:15

That's great.

46:16

Fine that they listen.

46:17

You'd be surprised.

46:18

You'd be surprised.

46:19

All right.

46:20

Here's the real question.

46:21

Do you find that I listen?

46:22

Well, that I know doesn't happen.

46:24

Well, that's kind of by design, right?

46:25

Yeah.

46:26

I was like, let me get somebody who hates me.

46:27

But then they'll be more excited about my opinions because they know it'll already be pre-negged

46:32

so they don't have to neg for me.

46:35

This is all, this is industrial design.

46:38

Okay.

46:39

That's what I was saying.

46:40

That's beautiful.

46:41

You are, you know, you're the true puppet master.

46:42

One last name I want to throw you away before we get into the 35 Cooper Hoffman.

46:48

This isn't the good actors list, right?

46:51

Once upon a time, somebody who worked on the social team here put this up and was like,

46:53

here are the 35 best actors under 35.

46:55

And everybody was like, you guys should kill yourselves because these are not the 35 best

46:59

actors.

47:00

And that's the only time that's happened.

47:02

That one was particularly difficult because obviously movie stardom is what we're talking

47:05

about here.

47:06

But Cooper Hoffman did star in the long walk last year.

47:09

Right.

47:10

And very much carried the film with David Johnson, the industry star.

47:15

And he was, you know, he's going to be in Gregorak.

47:18

He's new movie.

47:19

I want your sex, opposite Olivia Wilde and Charlie X, he acts.

47:23

I think he also has the look, so to speak, obviously, also from a lineage of great acting.

47:29

He's not here.

47:30

Did you know he's an artificial?

47:31

It did.

47:32

Yes.

47:33

He's playing Greg Brockman, co-founder of OpenAI.

47:38

Yes, of course.

47:39

And I definitely knew that.

47:40

Well, I thought after you watched your one AI documentary and you're like the expert.

47:45

I know that man's name did not come up.

47:47

Okay.

47:48

There's a lot of Sam Altman and Greg Brockman.

47:50

That's not like fake names.

47:51

I'm like fake names.

47:52

Here's what I'm doing is I have, I'm hovering the cursor over his name on the artificial

47:57

page and reading the like pop up biography.

48:00

So he's his screenshot, his Wikipedia photo is him with a tiny Brittany mic staring off

48:07

into the distance, looking very solemn.

48:10

And then it says he's co-founder and president of OpenAI.

48:12

He began his career at Stripe in 2010 and he left in 2015 to co-found OpenAI.

48:20

Okay.

48:21

Good luck.

48:22

Greg Brockman and Sam Altman has tremendous dirt digler and read Rothschild energy.

48:26

He's all I'm saying.

48:27

Yeah.

48:28

Those are great names.

48:29

All right.

48:30

Through to the list.

48:32

Yeah.

48:33

Any final prayer?

48:34

It's artificial going to be a Venice.

48:38

I know likelihood.

48:39

Just.

48:40

I got it.

48:41

I got stuck in the rain for 45 minutes because someone I won't name who needed to make

48:51

sure the sound levels were just right before letting us all in.

48:54

It's okay.

48:57

Number 35 is IO Debris.

48:59

Yeah.

49:00

Now, I strongly considered taking IO off the list.

49:04

IO was it num as was on the list last year.

49:08

She had a tough year.

49:09

She did a lot of work.

49:11

She was present.

49:13

She starred in our buddy, Marc Anthony Green's opus.

49:16

She also...

49:17

Speaking of after the hunt.

49:18

Yes.

49:19

Appeared in after the hunt.

49:20

Unsuccessfully, I would say.

49:22

Yeah.

49:23

And she appeared in LMK.

49:25

Not her fault, but truly the weirdest part of LMK to me was her subplot that felt kind

49:31

of beamed in from another planet.

49:33

I also didn't know that she was going to be in it.

49:36

So had a certain element of surprise.

49:38

Okay.

49:40

Yeah.

49:41

It's just a lot of swings and...

49:44

On paper, good swings.

49:45

Yeah.

49:46

And this happens sometimes that it's just things don't pan out for you.

49:49

Box office wise, critically, whatever.

49:52

But so we have traditionally used spot 35 for, you know, as kind of like a thank you and

50:01

a good luck and we'll see a real on the edge person, but also someone who really made

50:07

a go for it.

50:08

And I like that I would ever retried.

50:10

And she is also very much like...

50:13

She is still the star part.

50:16

She seems like she has a real public consciousness.

50:19

Now a lot of that is because of the bear.

50:22

And a lot of that is because she's like very beautiful and you know, is very...

50:28

Has embraced the fashion world.

50:29

I think she has a Chanel partnership.

50:31

So...

50:32

Do you?

50:33

I wish.

50:34

Man.

50:35

And I'm wearing Nusinelle today.

50:37

I...

50:38

On the Devil Wars prodator.

50:39

And...

50:40

You're like today I thought you meant like a found coffee.

50:42

No, no, no, no.

50:43

I just, you know, because she...

50:44

It's interesting.

50:45

She and Anne Hathaway are doing like the international photo call thing and they're really

50:50

going for it.

50:51

Okay.

50:52

And I had this moment this morning or I was like, oh, now I'm in the phase of life where

50:56

I want Marles outfit more than I want.

50:58

And Annie's outfit.

50:59

But in this case, it's because she was wearing Nusinelle.

51:01

She now is very big right now.

51:03

Don't have Matthew Blassey.

51:04

I don't know.

51:05

You up on any of this?

51:06

I mean, you make it sound like Chanel was like down bad for 10 years or something.

51:10

It was.

51:11

It was actually because...

51:12

It's fucking Chanel.

51:13

Like, they're still...

51:14

They're going to always be in the...

51:15

Yeah, but that shit was ugly.

51:16

We know it.

51:17

Remember the Margaret Qualies outfits in the Glen Powell movie that we both like, the

51:22

John Patton Ford movie?

51:23

Yes.

51:24

There was like very tacky Chanel on purpose.

51:28

How to make a killing?

51:29

How to make a killing.

51:30

Good movie.

51:31

Like it.

51:32

Anyway.

51:33

That is old Chanel.

51:34

This is Nusinelle.

51:35

I would debris.

51:36

She has Nusinelle, but she has not had a lot of luck at the box office, so she will be

51:40

number 35.

51:41

She's appearing next in...

51:44

Well, it looks like a supporting part in Clarissa, which is Ari and Chico, a series adaptation

51:52

reimagining of Mrs. Dalloway.

51:54

If you read Mrs. Dalloway.

51:56

25 years ago?

51:58

Okay.

51:59

I've never read it for Junior Wolf.

52:00

Yeah.

52:01

Oh, God.

52:02

I wanted her to re-watch The Hours.

52:04

I don't.

52:05

You're not going to re-watch it?

52:06

Why would I re-watch The Hours?

52:07

I don't know, because we're doing Mirror Star.

52:08

I wanted to know.

52:09

I am trying to know.

52:10

I am trying to know.

52:11

Same, but I don't know.

52:12

No.

52:13

The opening shot of her with a giant bouquet of flowers is very big on Instagram.

52:18

Anyway.

52:19

Okay.

52:20

Thanks for sharing.

52:21

I-O doesn't really have a whole lot planned beyond that.

52:22

There's been talk that she's maybe making a Barney movie, Barney The Purple Dinosaur

52:27

in the spirit of the Barbie reimagining.

52:30

But we'll see, interesting pivot point for her career.

52:35

Number 34.

52:36

Do you want to read these every other?

52:38

Sure.

52:39

You want to go back and forth?

52:40

Aw, snaprams.

52:41

Yeah, so my guy, my guy from weapons who played the addict.

52:47

He's your guy, but he's really Chris Ryan's guy.

52:49

He is Chris Ryan's guy.

52:51

He has a very, very big year coming because he is the star of Zach Kregger's resident

52:58

evil.

52:59

Have you followed any of the news around the resident evil movie?

53:02

Just that those of you who are very excited for it are going to get exactly what you want.

53:07

There was some news about it, test screening.

53:10

Yeah.

53:11

Here are the phrases that were thrown out there.

53:13

The Mad Max Fury Road of horror movies and 90 minutes long.

53:18

I'm a huge admirer of Zach Kregger.

53:20

Let's go, baby.

53:21

Let's go.

53:22

You guys deserve to have nice things too.

53:25

It's so exciting.

53:26

He's also going to be in an original movie called Whale Fall from Brian Duffield, which

53:30

comes out in the fall as well.

53:34

Can I give you a really weird person who reminds me of a little bit?

53:37

I thought you were going to read the premise of Whale Fall.

53:39

You should really read it.

53:40

I do, but I can't.

53:41

A scuba diver, Austin Abrams, searching for his father's remains in the ocean is swallowed

53:46

by a sperm whale, leaving him an hour to find a way to escape.

53:49

It's like escape room joke.

53:52

Correct.

53:53

Joke?

53:54

Jona.

53:55

Jona.

53:56

I'm going to get kicked off.

53:57

You let fake go away.

53:58

I'm going to get kicked off Women Wednesday.

54:00

You just, you let go of the Christian rope and you begin forgetting these allegories, these

54:07

tales that mean so much to our culture.

54:11

Whale Fall sounds really interesting.

54:13

It sounds like a complicated movie to make.

54:15

Resident Evil sounds incredible.

54:16

No, the Persona of the Neighborhoods reminds me of weirdly is-

54:18

If you're inside a whale, are you so living or are you like, just gravity work when you're

54:24

swallowed by a whale?

54:27

But just production, Monty.

54:29

You see so much.

54:30

If you're not watching on video, you got to see Sean's reaction on that one.

54:34

Welcome to Amanda Toppins' Science Corner.

54:41

Is there water in the whale that he's swimming?

54:44

Is there gravity?

54:45

Like what is it, Judy?

54:46

Is there gravity?

54:47

Like, are you just walking around?

54:49

Is it just like on a stage?

54:51

Because he's just like in the- but that is it.

54:53

I don't know what you're saying.

54:54

Are you asking about the production of the film?

54:56

Yes, I'm asking like what environment is going to be it?

55:00

It's September when he comes on the podcast.

55:01

I don't know what happens when you get swallowed by a whale.

55:03

Like are you also floating?

55:05

Like are you subject- are you lighter?

55:07

Are you subject to the, you know, the atmospheric pressure of the whale or of the ocean?

55:14

I gotta tell you, save it for Woman Wednesdays.

55:17

Like, what is this?

55:19

That's cool.

55:21

That's called Science Corner.

55:23

You know, you're like, you think you're in the like what is her legendary,

55:26

but you're actually asking unanswerable questions.

55:29

Like I could never know what you're asking.

55:31

Maybe I'm again, Science Corner is just a conversation starter.

55:34

Like what do you think?

55:35

I have no idea.

55:38

I tell you what, more pertinently.

55:40

Okay.

55:41

I don't care.

55:42

Okay, wow.

55:43

Awesome Abrams, I care about your work.

55:45

The actor that he reminds me of is Tom Hanks.

55:47

I'm just gonna put that out there.

55:48

I've been trying to say for the last five minutes.

55:52

And he does.

55:53

So I'm happy that he's on this list.

55:54

Number 33, McKenna Grace.

55:56

Yeah.

55:57

She's 19 years old.

55:58

This is a swing.

55:59

This is a swing.

56:00

Is McKenna Grace a bigger star than Kaley Spani?

56:03

In my opinion, she's not.

56:04

Well, but regretting you, screams haven't, and she's in the new Hunger Games.

56:09

Yes.

56:10

You know?

56:11

Yes.

56:12

And Five Nights are Freddy's two.

56:13

She's been in a lot of very, she's, she's been seen a lot in movies.

56:18

That's a way to put it.

56:19

Sorry.

56:20

Okay.

56:21

I can imagine that like, I've done McKenna Grace.

56:25

Number 23, way to go.

56:28

I thought it was my face.

56:30

I'm literally 32 more of these to get through.

56:34

I'm just like, imagine like how big is the way?

56:38

Like, have you get from top to bottom?

56:41

I think there's some like childhood book illustrations floating through my head right

56:44

now, but I'm focused on McKenna Grace and the Hunger Games.

56:47

You're the Whales name is Job.

56:50

Oh, Jonah, I was like pretty close.

56:53

I said, that's not the whale.

56:54

That's the man swallowed by the whale.

56:55

I know that.

56:56

Yes, that's correct.

56:57

Have you seen Pinocchio?

56:59

Which one?

57:00

Walt Disney's.

57:02

Yeah, a long time ago.

57:03

He gets swallowed by a whale.

57:05

Are you serious?

57:06

I remember.

57:07

I remember his nose.

57:09

I remember Guillermo D'Ottaro made him a fastest.

57:11

You're swallowed by monster.

57:12

I remember Chow Papa.

57:13

Okay.

57:14

All right.

57:15

Well, you got some book learned to do.

57:18

McKenna Grace, I think is a good pick.

57:20

I'm not sure if it's the expense of Kaley Spaniel makes sense, but she, you know, she's

57:24

in the Ghostbusters films, obviously as well.

57:26

She played Egon Spangler's granddaughter.

57:30

Is that correct?

57:31

Yes.

57:32

It's been a lot of franchise stuff.

57:35

Yeah, but you need one of these.

57:38

One of these people who is just kind of like, yes, I will be the shiny face of every single

57:43

thing that makes a decent amount of money.

57:46

I generally agree.

57:47

77 acting credits by 19 is absurd.

57:50

That's scary.

57:51

Wow.

57:52

What a workhorse.

57:53

Those are a lot of broad numbers.

57:55

Number 32, Miles Kaden.

57:57

Okay.

57:58

So he's incredible in sinners.

58:02

Yeah.

58:03

He got a sag nomination.

58:05

He performed magnificently at the Academy Awards.

58:08

He is a musician and has no acting credits lined up after sinners.

58:14

How do we feel about this?

58:16

You don't want to stick him into just anything that's bad.

58:20

I think he would feel worse if he had like, McKenna Grace's lineup coming up, you know,

58:25

Miles Kaden now in like five nights at five.

58:27

I think you might be playing the whale in Whalefall.

58:30

I think it's been, I think they've been trying to keep that under wraps.

58:34

But I, so you want them to have like an actual music movie or something where they can use

58:41

his particular talent.

58:43

On the other hand, like it's been almost a year since sinners came out.

58:46

So get on it.

58:48

Agreed.

58:49

Number 31, Ava Victor.

58:51

Yes.

58:52

So they burst onto the scene with sorry, baby.

58:56

Yeah.

58:57

They're going to be in teenage sex and death at the chemisma and also behemoth.

59:02

Very promising.

59:03

I'm wondering, do you think Ava Victor will be a lead performer or supporting character in

59:10

most of the work that they do?

59:13

It has great character actor shows up steals three to four scenes energy and then also

59:23

can keep writing their own material like sorry, baby for themselves.

59:29

So you, you could see a world in which Ava Victor just shows up like, you know, keeps

59:35

the lights on, keeps doing interesting stuff in other places and then writes their own

59:39

work.

59:40

Yeah.

59:41

Interesting.

59:42

Where Ava Victor's career goes.

59:44

Okay, number 30.

59:46

Chase Infinity.

59:47

Yeah.

59:48

25 years old has only appeared in one film in one streaming television series.

59:55

Snub turn Academy Award nomination in my opinion.

59:57

One thousand percent.

59:58

Probably should have gone into supporting.

1:00:00

That's just me.

1:00:02

No.

1:00:03

Who won supporting?

1:00:05

Amy Madigan.

1:00:06

Oh, yeah.

1:00:07

No.

1:00:08

I think they wanted a compete against Tiantil or something.

1:00:10

I think that was good.

1:00:11

She was fine.

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She's got a new film coming out called the Julius set.

1:00:15

Yeah.

1:00:16

She's also about to appear or maybe is already appearing on a Hulu show.

1:00:22

Here's a weird question to ask while making a list like this in which she appears.

1:00:26

But is she going to make it?

1:00:29

I hope so.

1:00:30

I think it's as great like a launch as the in one battle of another as you can ask for.

1:00:38

And I think that no one knows how to use actors quite like Paul Thomas Anderson.

1:00:47

And he creates like a very special place.

1:00:49

But if you think about all of the people who have been featured in his films, they do find

1:00:57

other lighting places.

1:00:59

So I'm thinking of other people on our list who had incredible debut like this.

1:01:06

Yeah.

1:01:07

I don't know any names.

1:01:08

And we'll leave this up as we go through some of these conversations because there's

1:01:11

a couple people who sheer minds.

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Okay, number 29 Barbie Ferrer.

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This is kind of a reach, but it's a well time to reach.

1:01:53

She is about to star in two movies in two weeks.

1:01:56

She's the lead in faces of death, which comes out on Friday.

1:01:59

And then she's also the lead in my own kicks, which comes out on the 17th.

1:02:02

She was in pop trivia.

1:02:03

No likes it last year.

1:02:04

And she was previously on euphoria.

1:02:06

She's been a nope.

1:02:09

I just I feel I feel I feel a vibe.

1:02:11

This is your pick.

1:02:12

This is this is kind of where Kaley Spani was.

1:02:16

This is where Charlie XCX was in this range.

1:02:20

And you take some swings again, timing does play a factor in when when we do this episode

1:02:26

and when we release this list.

1:02:28

But I buy it.

1:02:32

I guess we'll see in a week or two, but but right now also a model.

1:02:37

There you go.

1:02:38

I mean, every month a model now you're a model.

1:02:40

Am I being your your image and your Alex Miller shirts are regularly featured,

1:02:47

visually across social media and Netflix.

1:02:50

So you know, it's really just a mindset.

1:02:53

Am I being compensated for that work?

1:02:54

Well, that's a larger conversation, isn't it?

1:02:57

Okay.

1:02:59

28 Dominic Cessa.

1:03:02

Dominic Cessa, best known for his work and now you see me now you don't.

1:03:06

As well as the holdovers, his big breakthrough in the Alexander Payne film a few years back.

1:03:10

And he will soon portray Anthony Bourdain in that Johnson's Tony.

1:03:18

Total gut reaction will Tony be an Oscars movie?

1:03:23

I don't think so.

1:03:25

Okay.

1:03:26

Because I think I'm nervous about it.

1:03:31

Not that I like everybody involved.

1:03:33

I really like my Johnson.

1:03:34

I obviously liked Anthony Bourdain.

1:03:36

I like Dominic Cessa.

1:03:37

Who else is in it that I'm forgetting?

1:03:40

I know.

1:03:41

Okay.

1:03:42

But it's it's such a thorny subject and then it feels if you're if you're going to do an

1:03:50

unconventional biopic, it seems like a awkward situation in which to be doing that.

1:03:55

It's a great cast.

1:03:56

Leo Woodall also in the film Antonio Banderas.

1:03:59

Yeah.

1:04:00

Amelia Jones and Stavros Halchius, Stavvy, baby.

1:04:03

I like it.

1:04:05

But I think that it won't hit the traditional biopic range that gets you, you know, your

1:04:12

Judy Oscar.

1:04:13

Okay.

1:04:14

And on the other on the other side of things.

1:04:17

I don't know how it's going to go.

1:04:18

I don't know.

1:04:19

The whole girl will be as good as Judy.

1:04:20

Jesus.

1:04:21

I think another dude who's got the look.

1:04:25

He needs good material.

1:04:27

But I thought he fit in pretty well in the big shiny dumb third.

1:04:31

Now you see me movie.

1:04:32

He was very charismatic.

1:04:33

Yeah.

1:04:34

Yeah.

1:04:35

Yeah.

1:04:36

Yeah.

1:04:37

Number 27 also also a vibes pick.

1:04:38

I'll say.

1:04:40

But I like the pick Emily Bader who we saw who I saw.

1:04:47

Not for the first time.

1:04:48

If someone reminded me that people we meet on vacation, which was our big break.

1:04:51

There was not the first time I ever saw her.

1:04:53

The first time I ever saw her was in paranormal activity next of kin.

1:04:57

Okay.

1:04:58

Which she was the star of, which was I think the Amish set paranormal activity movie directed

1:05:03

by William Ubank, one of the great underrated program directors.

1:05:07

She's got two movies coming out.

1:05:10

The 99ers in which she's playing me a ham in the biopic of the US women soccer team.

1:05:16

And it is apparently going to be an remake of 13 going on 30.

1:05:19

Yes.

1:05:20

Which was met with a lot of hand-ringing among the 13 going on 30 conversation, like a community.

1:05:30

Do you consider yourself a monster?

1:05:31

I'm not a member of that community.

1:05:32

So I list I respect Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo immensely, but they can remake

1:05:38

that.

1:05:39

You respect them immensely immensely.

1:05:44

I think I've seen it.

1:05:45

I think I've seen it.

1:05:47

It's just it's not one of my ones.

1:05:49

I think I was a little too old when it happened.

1:05:52

You were neither 13 or 30.

1:05:53

Correct.

1:05:54

So I, we saw her at the DJs and I was just like, God damn.

1:06:00

That's pretty much why she's on this list.

1:06:02

She's just very striking and has something that is extremely rare, I think in actors,

1:06:08

which is I will call a Sandra Bullock quality.

1:06:11

She's not the hottest actress ever.

1:06:14

She's not maybe not Merrill Street, but she has a kind of very relatable normality.

1:06:21

Yeah, while also being really, really pretty.

1:06:24

She's beautiful, but and I'm not trying to reduce that, but there's something very regular

1:06:30

about her, something common seeming in a good way that I think makes it very easy for her

1:06:36

to plug into modern stories.

1:06:38

And so I'm curious to see her.

1:06:39

She's taking on a biopic role.

1:06:40

That's a different kind of acting.

1:06:41

She's got more arrows in her quiver than I know about, but I think we both were pretty

1:06:46

impressed with her.

1:06:47

She's instantly relatable to the point that at the, at the DJs, she was in the bathroom

1:06:52

at the same time.

1:06:53

And I almost reached out to her, just be like, you are so great, which I don't know that

1:06:56

person.

1:06:57

And I don't like talking to the celebrities.

1:06:58

Like I really don't like talking to people, but there is something.

1:07:02

She has like a connection with audiences.

1:07:04

So I think it's a good pick.

1:07:06

Okay.

1:07:07

Number 26 is Bad Bunny.

1:07:08

Yeah.

1:07:09

Bad Bunny is a superstar.

1:07:13

Yes.

1:07:14

He's appeared in multiple films now.

1:07:16

It seems like if he wanted to do this between his work in caught stealing, happy Gilmore

1:07:22

to bullet train and also his work in the WWE and on Saturday Night Live.

1:07:28

Yeah.

1:07:29

He probably could just act in comedies.

1:07:32

And I guess in action movies to some extent, and he does have a film coming called Puerto Rico.

1:07:38

It's like a little bit of a cheeky pick, but maybe not as much as I think it is.

1:07:41

I don't think it could definitely happen.

1:07:43

He was the best part of having Gilmore too.

1:07:45

Yeah.

1:07:46

I watched the whole thing.

1:07:47

Yeah.

1:07:48

He's really good.

1:07:50

He obviously has a ton of presence.

1:07:52

And he's sort of that thing where he has a huge audience from music, from wrestling,

1:07:58

from just, from all the other things that he does, where it's like, oh, we put a very

1:08:02

famous person in this movie.

1:08:04

To your point, he backs it up every single time.

1:08:08

Yes.

1:08:09

So I think it works.

1:08:10

This is sort of, this is Taylor Swift is no longer eligible, but this is the Taylor Swift

1:08:15

spot.

1:08:16

It certainly is.

1:08:17

Okay.

1:08:18

25, a late ad.

1:08:19

Yes.

1:08:20

Which I feel good about.

1:08:22

It's Aaron Pierre.

1:08:24

Now if it were merely on the strength of Rebel Ridge, I think it would have been a debatable

1:08:30

pick.

1:08:32

He's done some voice work in Mufasa, the Lion King and in Goat.

1:08:35

He was on the Underground Railroad series adaptation.

1:08:39

His next three things are really fucking big.

1:08:43

So he's in Star Wars Starfighter, the new Gosling movie.

1:08:46

By the way, Gosling out of the Daniels movie, you saw that.

1:08:50

I did.

1:08:51

I saw that.

1:08:52

What do you think happened there?

1:08:53

I think that some people.

1:08:54

It was announced in the like 36 hours later.

1:08:55

I think some people really wanted him to be in it.

1:08:57

And so yeah.

1:08:59

And so they announced it hoping that it would work out.

1:09:02

Interesting.

1:09:03

Nevertheless, Aaron Pierre will be in Starfighter.

1:09:06

He'll also be in Man of Tomorrow, the next Superman movie.

1:09:09

And he's going to be on the streaming series Lanterns.

1:09:12

Now I assume you did not listen to the house of our hype draft.

1:09:16

I love you all, but no.

1:09:17

Okay.

1:09:18

I was on that episode.

1:09:19

I selected Lanterns.

1:09:21

I think I selected Lanterns.

1:09:22

Tell me more about Lanterns.

1:09:24

Lanterns is.

1:09:25

So a man is swallowed by a whale.

1:09:27

Damon Lindelof adapting the Green Lantern story.

1:09:30

Okay.

1:09:31

DC comic books.

1:09:32

Do you know about the Lanterns?

1:09:33

They're an interstellar core of crime fighters and superheroes.

1:09:37

They have rings.

1:09:38

Those rings allow them to create anything that they can imagine with their mind.

1:09:43

But how powerful are their minds?

1:09:45

Well, it's a good question.

1:09:46

It does come up over the years in the comic book.

1:09:50

The TV series, which starts Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre as two canonical.

1:09:54

I think they're playing Hal and John to very famous Lanterns.

1:10:01

But it's pitched as a true detective style.

1:10:03

Boots on the ground, crime show.

1:10:06

Then they also have these rings where they can make green superpower stuff.

1:10:10

And my take on that episode was they better be fucking lanterning.

1:10:14

If it is just a gritty Logan style, we're just out of your solving crime thing.

1:10:21

Big fucking problem for me.

1:10:22

All the lanterns are green.

1:10:24

All the lanterns are green.

1:10:25

It's not like a there may be some yellow situation where you're like you get or like

1:10:30

my I'm not a lantern expert.

1:10:32

Okay.

1:10:33

That's not like a power Rangers.

1:10:34

I'm not a lanternite.

1:10:35

I like the green lantern comic book series.

1:10:37

Sure.

1:10:38

But I'm not an expert.

1:10:39

And historically, the movies have been quite bad.

1:10:40

Well, there's only been one film.

1:10:41

Okay.

1:10:42

And stars, Ryan Reynolds and that entire the it crucial Bill Simmons article about movie

1:10:50

stars, right?

1:10:51

Yes.

1:10:52

And hilariously, after that piece was written, Ryan Reynolds turned into perhaps the single

1:10:56

largest movie star of his generation.

1:10:58

Yeah.

1:10:59

I think Bill summation there was like, this guy doesn't got it.

1:11:02

I'm sorry to say.

1:11:04

And you can make the case that he doesn't got it.

1:11:05

But he has he has managed to transform himself into a very, very popular person.

1:11:09

Aaron Pierre, that's a TV show.

1:11:11

That's not even a movie.

1:11:12

But being in these two big movies and then hopefully things with the mold of Rebel

1:11:16

Rich and then fame, you know, famously Rebel Ridge, he wasn't supposed to be in that movie.

1:11:19

It was John Boyega.

1:11:20

I remember left the film.

1:11:21

Yeah.

1:11:22

Aaron Pierre replaced him and he is phenomenal in that movie.

1:11:25

So again, some vibes picks going here.

1:11:28

We're going to start.

1:11:29

There's really lantern core core.

1:11:30

Yes.

1:11:31

CORP.

1:11:32

Yeah.

1:11:33

But it's not a corporation.

1:11:34

No, no, no, but it's green lantern.

1:11:35

So they're all green.

1:11:36

Yes.

1:11:37

Okay.

1:11:38

Yes.

1:11:39

If you could lantern any item, what would it be?

1:11:42

Well, it's their impermanent with what's lanterns like.

1:11:46

So like how but how impermanent?

1:11:49

Maybe the heartbreak kid on 4K and Lane Mays Masterpiece.

1:11:57

But then it goes away.

1:11:58

Just to watch it one time.

1:12:00

Okay.

1:12:01

And then I feel good about that.

1:12:03

Okay.

1:12:04

What would you lantern?

1:12:05

The Chanel dress, the Merrill Street one wore this morning because I can just wear it

1:12:09

and that goes away, right?

1:12:10

Yeah.

1:12:11

Yeah.

1:12:12

Okay.

1:12:13

I know I really want, I want to get some Prada stuff to wear for the Prada, the Devil

1:12:17

Wars Prada 2 episodes.

1:12:18

Okay.

1:12:20

You know, it can't just be Prada.

1:12:22

It has to say Prada or let's know when we'll get it.

1:12:24

You know, so then that is a whole thing.

1:12:26

I'm not going to get there in time.

1:12:28

Is this you're just really hoping that you got a brand coordinator from Prada?

1:12:32

No, yeah.

1:12:33

No one from no one from Prada knows whether a podcast is and it should stay that way.

1:12:38

That's what makes Prada Prada.

1:12:39

That's very funny and also not true.

1:12:42

Okay.

1:12:43

Aaron Pierre at 25 number 24 is me at Goth.

1:12:47

Yeah.

1:12:48

We almost forgot Mia.

1:12:49

I take responsibility.

1:12:50

Yeah.

1:12:51

Mia, one of my gals, somebody I've been rapping for for a long time on this show.

1:12:55

But you were a little hesitant because I texted you last night and I said, we forgot

1:12:59

Mia Goth.

1:13:00

We got to put Mia on and you said, I don't know.

1:13:02

You said, I'm a little worried about Maxine.

1:13:04

Well, the post-Maxine thing, it didn't spike.

1:13:07

I thought it was going to be bigger.

1:13:08

I thought that movie would have been a little bit more of a thing considering how much love

1:13:12

there was for Pearl and X beforehand didn't totally pop.

1:13:15

And obviously she was in Frankenstein, which was very widely seen.

1:13:18

Yeah.

1:13:19

I thought not her best performance in Frankenstein didn't love that character.

1:13:23

I was a little worried.

1:13:25

I think that was a very Shelley.

1:13:26

Well, it's not the most faithful adaptation, nevertheless.

1:13:31

She also has a huge roster of films coming up, including Star Wars Starfighter and this

1:13:36

summer, she's in the Odyssey.

1:13:38

Right.

1:13:39

So it's the Odyssey test.

1:13:40

It's a minor character.

1:13:41

Okay.

1:13:42

I didn't check to see whether if you're in the Odyssey and eligible, you're on this list.

1:13:47

But I do think we're pretty close to that.

1:13:50

Almost everybody who's going to be in the Odyssey sub 35 is on the list.

1:13:53

Yes.

1:13:54

I think so.

1:13:56

I love her.

1:13:57

I think she's great.

1:13:58

I don't know if anybody's going to the movies to go see Mia Goth, but when I'm at a movie

1:14:02

and Mia Goth shows up, I'm like, hey now, what's going on here?

1:14:05

What's happening with this cookie lady?

1:14:07

So happy to have you.

1:14:08

She's always really good.

1:14:09

She is.

1:14:10

I think she's really figured out what her thing is in movies.

1:14:14

Number 23, a new entrant, Dylan O'Brien, who perhaps you've been overlooking a little

1:14:19

bit in previous episodes, but since 2024 has appeared in Saturday Night where he was

1:14:25

terrific as Dan Acroid, Twin List, where you play Twins, anniversary, he's still haven't

1:14:30

seen an anniversary.

1:14:31

Have you?

1:14:32

No.

1:14:33

Okay.

1:14:34

Aniversary pod coming soon.

1:14:35

Send help.

1:14:36

One of the nice surprises of the year.

1:14:38

And then he's got a bunch of new projects coming up, including apparatus, being human,

1:14:42

which is Sean Haters, follow up to Coda, coming out later this year, potentially in Oscar's

1:14:47

film.

1:14:48

And I don't know what Marso is.

1:14:49

What is Marso?

1:14:50

So Dylan O'Brien.

1:14:51

Is it a Marso Marso biopic?

1:14:54

Let's see.

1:14:55

Gamed Mime.

1:14:56

This is, yes.

1:14:57

Are you being serious?

1:14:58

Well, I'm playing Marso Marso.

1:15:01

Yo, I'm reading you the IMDB thing.

1:15:05

I just plucked that out.

1:15:06

That's the true story of Marso Marso and his involvement in Nazi Germany.

1:15:11

Their French resistance.

1:15:13

There you go.

1:15:15

Sick.

1:15:16

Oh, Mark Stern is the other person in here.

1:15:17

He's playing Gaston.

1:15:18

Who's there?

1:15:19

Who he is except he's playing Gaston from the beauty in the beast.

1:15:21

Wow.

1:15:22

That sounds great.

1:15:23

They're just directing this movie.

1:15:24

David Petraka.

1:15:25

David Petraka.

1:15:26

Petraka.

1:15:27

Good director of, yeah, it seems TV director.

1:15:33

And this might be first feature.

1:15:34

Let me ask you this.

1:15:35

Where are you out on Mimes?

1:15:38

I appreciate the craft.

1:15:39

A little weirded out by it.

1:15:41

Okay.

1:15:42

Good to know.

1:15:43

Number 22, Daisy Edgar Jones.

1:15:44

Yeah.

1:15:45

This is one where I was like, I don't know.

1:15:47

And then I pulled up the credits and it's like, oh, yeah, Daisy Edgar Jones is in a

1:15:52

lot of hits.

1:15:53

Hollywood is booking her right now as well.

1:15:55

She has the sense and sensibility adaptation coming up later this year.

1:15:59

She has here comes the flood, which is the new Denzel Robert Pattinson crime movie.

1:16:04

She is going to be in a place in hell, which is Nick Winning Reffens new movie, which is

1:16:07

probably only can.

1:16:10

She had those crawdad singing, right?

1:16:12

She did that.

1:16:13

She has twist and twisters, twist and round, clean powel.

1:16:18

You know, I think Jury's out on whether she's good, but she's.

1:16:23

I've had a good time in all of these movies.

1:16:25

Yeah.

1:16:26

Fresh, which people always want us to talk about.

1:16:28

Yeah.

1:16:29

I saw it Sebastian Stan.

1:16:30

Yeah.

1:16:31

That was a film.

1:16:32

It was 2022, I think they're in COVID.

1:16:35

It was all right.

1:16:38

She is not quite at that like, oh, Daisy Edgar Jones is in this.

1:16:42

I'll go check that out.

1:16:44

Yeah.

1:16:45

But it's all the twisters and then all the sudden.

1:16:47

Well, but she's also of the association where you're like, oh, and Daisy Edgar Jones was

1:16:51

also in that.

1:16:52

She's reliable.

1:16:53

She's like a safe pair of movie star hands.

1:16:55

Yes.

1:16:56

Yes.

1:16:57

Okay.

1:16:58

Number 21 is Barry Kuyogen.

1:16:59

Yes.

1:17:01

We've just seen his work in the immortal man, the piggy blinders.

1:17:03

Sure.

1:17:04

And crime 101 where he's doing a similar thing.

1:17:06

Yes.

1:17:07

I mean, a different.

1:17:09

He's cast in a similar role.

1:17:10

Yes.

1:17:11

They meet without spoiling things.

1:17:14

Different ends.

1:17:15

Did you see the hurry up tomorrow?

1:17:20

Tradford Schultz's film about the weekend starring Jenna Ortega.

1:17:24

What?

1:17:26

The weekend like, you know, I'm.

1:17:28

The pop star.

1:17:29

You're not familiar with this film?

1:17:31

Came out last year.

1:17:32

Oh, I do remember this.

1:17:34

No, I never saw it.

1:17:35

Do you remember when the weekend performed for us at Cinemacon last year to promote

1:17:38

this movie?

1:17:39

I do remember that.

1:17:40

That was very strange.

1:17:41

She did a three song mini concert for thousands of movie theater.

1:17:44

No, no, I wasn't there yet.

1:17:46

You were texting me live because it was the lion's gay presentation.

1:17:49

The film was on the plane.

1:17:51

The film was not a success.

1:17:52

But Barry Kuyogen was sort of like the weekends manager in the movie.

1:17:55

Okay.

1:17:56

The performance I'm a little worried about him doing one note.

1:18:00

Yep.

1:18:01

Baches have been a share and is of course different.

1:18:02

And I want to see that Barry.

1:18:04

Yeah, sure.

1:18:05

Also Ringo, you know, he'll be Ringo and coming.

1:18:08

He'll be Ringo, which I think is good casting.

1:18:10

Yeah.

1:18:11

He's going to be in Batman Park too.

1:18:13

Who is he?

1:18:14

Batman.

1:18:15

No, he was the Joker in the Batman.

1:18:19

He was the guy in the cell in Arkham, asylum.

1:18:21

That was Barry Kuyogen.

1:18:22

Like at the end.

1:18:23

Yeah.

1:18:24

But remember when I had to text you being like, who was that at the end of the Batman?

1:18:26

When you asked that, that was the Joker.

1:18:28

Yeah.

1:18:29

Well, if I didn't know it was the Joker, how would I know that it was Barry Kuyken?

1:18:31

As I couldn't see.

1:18:32

You have a, you have the computer that you could just type things into.

1:18:35

No, no, no, no.

1:18:36

You just look up.

1:18:37

Well, that's true.

1:18:38

But I had forgotten that.

1:18:40

I, that was sort of a block on, I watched that movie over four nights on like two hours

1:18:45

of sleep.

1:18:46

The Batman, a good film.

1:18:47

He's very tall that Batman.

1:18:48

So I'm rooting for him.

1:18:49

Uh, Barry Kuyogen.

1:18:52

Interesting moment in his career.

1:18:56

I, you know, Saltburn, that was a thing.

1:18:59

Yeah.

1:19:00

I liked it.

1:19:02

You did?

1:19:03

Well, I had a good time.

1:19:04

That's different.

1:19:05

I didn't, I thought it was good.

1:19:06

I know.

1:19:07

Uh, number 20 is Mike M. Monroe.

1:19:08

Mm-hmm.

1:19:09

I, I, not in my wildest dreams, what I thought this would happen.

1:19:11

I thought she was going to be relegated to the, to the indie final girl, Dustin.

1:19:16

And, uh, she's making moves right now, you know, love to see it.

1:19:20

She obviously had a huge breakout with Long Legs, which was a huge horror hit.

1:19:26

We just discussed her work and reminders of him, which that was not her strongest.

1:19:30

But, um, I like that she's trying to branch out.

1:19:32

Not her fault.

1:19:33

No, definitely not her fault.

1:19:34

Yeah, it's the material.

1:19:36

She has a, she has a very big couple of years coming.

1:19:39

She's going to be in a horror movie later this year called Victorian Psycho.

1:19:42

And then next year, I believe she'll be in They Follow, which is the sequel to her big

1:19:47

breakthrough.

1:19:48

It follows David Robert Mitchell's movie and he's back to direct the sequel.

1:19:52

Um, 32 years old.

1:19:54

I also had a turning point for actresses who kind of work that she does.

1:19:59

Her reminders of him box office right now.

1:20:01

Let's, let's take a look.

1:20:02

I'm going to guess it's at 37.

1:20:05

It is at 45 domestic and 33 international.

1:20:09

So creeping towards a hundred.

1:20:11

There you go.

1:20:12

Creeping towards a hundred.

1:20:13

Okay.

1:20:14

So that worked out for her.

1:20:16

I mean, that movie must have been very cheap to make, right?

1:20:19

We got Bradley Whitford's quote.

1:20:21

We got Lauren Graham's quote.

1:20:23

We got a most as quote.

1:20:25

Are they in North Carolina?

1:20:27

Where are they?

1:20:29

Are they in?

1:20:29

No, they're in, no, they're not in North Carolina.

1:20:31

They're in Colorado because where his land, you know, where he's

1:20:38

built in the house.

1:20:40

And he's I'm looking at why Yoming?

1:20:43

Oh, interesting.

1:20:44

Okay.

1:20:44

Man, love Wyoming.

1:20:47

Beautiful, beautiful country.

1:20:49

Beautiful part of the world.

1:20:50

Where did we actually filmed it though?

1:20:52

Alberta, Canada.

1:20:53

That's right.

1:20:53

Okay.

1:20:54

Well, there you go.

1:20:55

So they got those tax breaks.

1:20:56

Canada too.

1:20:57

Number 19, 31 years old,

1:21:00

Sarsha Ronan.

1:21:02

Yes.

1:21:03

Now it's been a quiet stretch.

1:21:05

She got married, believe they had a kid.

1:21:09

Yes.

1:21:09

Foe, the outrun in Blitz all didn't turn out the way that we had expected.

1:21:14

No.

1:21:15

She was pretty high on this list.

1:21:18

Last time, in fact, while you're vamping, I'm going to look up.

1:21:20

She is one of the great actresses of her generation and has that sort of,

1:21:27

like, Meryl Streep as quality.

1:21:28

I mean, she's been nominated for, is it four or five Oscars under four?

1:21:32

Yeah.

1:21:32

Four, but I think that was like four at age 27 or something.

1:21:35

It's real accomplished territory.

1:21:38

And obviously she's started very young.

1:21:41

I took me a long time to forgive her for the, that for the atonement,

1:21:46

but that's just how good she was in it.

1:21:48

And also,

1:21:50

Hannah, the other Joe Wright film.

1:21:52

Yeah.

1:21:52

Hannah.

1:21:53

Hannah.

1:21:53

Yeah.

1:21:54

That's not Hannah.

1:21:55

Well, I thought it was German, but maybe I'm just, because Kate Blanchett is in that,

1:21:58

but maybe she's not playing Lydia Tar in Hannah.

1:22:01

No, I think she's an evil American CIA operative.

1:22:05

Yeah, that sounds right.

1:22:06

But then that's a good movie.

1:22:08

Hannah, I agree.

1:22:09

Joe Wright.

1:22:10

Yeah.

1:22:10

Joe Wright.

1:22:11

Have you watched the,

1:22:12

you know, Mussolina?

1:22:13

I want to watch it.

1:22:13

Again, stopping in TV shows, like, I don't know what to say.

1:22:16

Joe Wright, three and a half hour Mussolini movie, 100% would watch it in a minute,

1:22:21

a thousand percent episode Mussolini mini series.

1:22:23

I don't know, man, I gotta do the laundry and shit.

1:22:25

I got stuff to do.

1:22:26

Empire of late is a Joe Wright, right?

1:22:29

No, Sam Mendes.

1:22:30

Sorry.

1:22:30

Sorry for the Joe Wright.

1:22:32

Joe Wright would never know.

1:22:33

I know.

1:22:33

Joe Wright's big blunder, which some people like, but I didn't really get it all with

1:22:37

Cyrano.

1:22:38

I didn't really get that.

1:22:39

Oh, I didn't get that either.

1:22:39

That's what I was thinking of.

1:22:40

But I googled Empire of late.

1:22:42

I appreciate Joe Wright.

1:22:43

Former guest of this show, I think he's very interesting director.

1:22:45

Anyway, Circe Ronan, very talented.

1:22:48

Just hasn't been doing as much.

1:22:51

And the last couple didn't pan out.

1:22:52

I mean, well, she's going to be in the Beatles.

1:22:54

I know.

1:22:55

Linda.

1:22:57

So what do we think that means?

1:22:59

So because they're doing one movie for each band member.

1:23:04

Yeah.

1:23:04

This is a good question.

1:23:06

And so will Linda be just in the Paul movie?

1:23:10

Reminder, we only have three more years to talk about this.

1:23:13

So don't try to.

1:23:15

That's what I was making a joke.

1:23:18

I think I did say to my son last night, they're making movies about these.

1:23:23

And you'll be six years old when they come out because I had to do the math for it.

1:23:27

So you can go see all of them.

1:23:30

But yeah, that's sooner than you would think.

1:23:32

So Linda will definitely be in Paul.

1:23:35

But like we'll lend a show up in the George or the John or the.

1:23:41

It's all about the time period that they focus on for the structures.

1:23:43

I know. But then also how much is it focused on one person versus what's going on?

1:23:49

I like my my instincts tell me that the Paul or yeah, that the the Paul film will be

1:23:57

about the breaking point for the band.

1:23:59

Okay.

1:23:59

So it'll be like 60, 68, 69.

1:24:02

Yeah.

1:24:03

And then do you think I'd like go through Scotland?

1:24:06

I don't.

1:24:07

I don't.

1:24:08

I think it's going to be that get back period is going to be where we see those two.

1:24:13

You think he goes last or you think John goes last?

1:24:16

I would guess John because I think John's will have to feature John's death in some way.

1:24:20

Okay.

1:24:21

And so that that will be it'll be like a chronological.

1:24:23

But I don't think that there's anyone who's paying for these movies who's going to let you put out a

1:24:30

wringo or a George film first of the four.

1:24:33

They're coming out on the same day.

1:24:35

I know.

1:24:35

I thought they were coming out one week at a time.

1:24:37

Yeah.

1:24:37

It's like that's like that's even a worse idea than Horizon wanted to.

1:24:41

You might be right.

1:24:42

Yeah.

1:24:43

But can't you do John or can't you do George first and do George and you can do Germany and Ed Sullivan and then

1:24:50

wringo join in the band and that because that you know, wringo's not there at first.

1:24:55

And yes, George meets these two liver liver, putly and chaps joins up with them.

1:25:01

Then we get wringo getting kind of introduced.

1:25:04

I guess so.

1:25:04

And we use wringo to take us through, you know, revolver, rubber soul.

1:25:10

We're traveling in India.

1:25:11

We're having all these revelations.

1:25:13

Well, don't you want George for that?

1:25:15

Don't you want to flip that?

1:25:17

Maybe you can't go wringo first.

1:25:18

I know.

1:25:19

It's a real problem.

1:25:20

We maybe think about this all wrong and that each of the films may cover lots of different timelines.

1:25:25

I mean, they may all be featured and then so and then maybe maybe our understanding is that it's not one

1:25:31

film for each guy.

1:25:32

So you don't have to then sell a wringo film first.

1:25:36

Oh, so it won't be individually focused?

1:25:38

Well, I don't know.

1:25:40

See that that would be novel to me is if each one was a character film, that actually makes it a more appealing.

1:25:45

I agree, but but you can order the rings for the Beatles.

1:25:48

I'm not as interested in that.

1:25:49

I will watch it.

1:25:49

Of course, but you know that you can't, but you already said you can't start with wringo.

1:25:53

So I think you can start with George, though.

1:25:57

I'm so you're going to try launching.

1:25:59

I'm sorry to be that creature I hate most like it's studio mark.

1:26:04

Exactly right now, but like I like the person you hate most.

1:26:07

That's true. That's not the first thing.

1:26:08

I really like a lot of marketing.

1:26:09

But like you're trying to tell me that you want to open this project with a solo Joseph Quinn film about George Harrison.

1:26:17

Like good luck.

1:26:19

We have lots of evidence that that's not how it's going to work.

1:26:22

I think the most obvious move is to open with Paul Mescal and John Lennon because of the star power and the recognition.

1:26:29

The but that is the most playing Paul McCartney.

1:26:32

Sorry with Harris Dickinson and short and John Lennon, but because of the the arc of Lennon.

1:26:41

And I don't mean Vladimir Iliac Olyanov.

1:26:43

I mean John Lennon.

1:26:45

Wow. Honestly, I'm very impressed that you could do the full day in there.

1:26:49

So I've studied his work.

1:26:54

I'm the twist in between on this whole thing.

1:26:57

Okay.

1:26:57

I'm a.

1:26:58

I'm told the sundaer.

1:26:59

You're the most stressed out that you've been Sam Mendy's though something I don't.

1:27:04

What do you know, Sam?

1:27:05

Show me the way.

1:27:07

I'll follow you anywhere.

1:27:09

Except to the empire of like you start with Paul and finished with John.

1:27:14

Like as a list maker as a person who puts together editorial projects like you know that I three one week in between.

1:27:21

I was there a Paul movie going first and Linda's in it.

1:27:24

We still have not seen Horizon 2.

1:27:27

I know.

1:27:28

I know.

1:27:28

Fuck.

1:27:29

We haven't seen it.

1:27:30

It's out there.

1:27:31

We haven't seen it.

1:27:33

Should we start a film distribution company and and present the film.

1:27:38

And then we can present all four Beatles films in order.

1:27:41

We think they should be released.

1:27:42

Sony has the rights to those.

1:27:43

Any assertion.

1:27:44

They need partners.

1:27:45

They'd be partners.

1:27:46

They need partners.

1:27:47

They have a partner.

1:27:48

Netflix.

1:27:49

So we're all we're all synchronized together.

1:27:51

Here we go.

1:27:51

We can all team up.

1:27:53

Sertia Ronan 19 feeling good about it.

1:27:56

You fought hard for the Philly boy at 18.

1:27:58

Who is it?

1:28:00

You forgot Superman.

1:28:01

But head.

1:28:02

Superman.

1:28:03

Uh huh.

1:28:04

That and also you know how I realized that you forgot Superman was I just pulled up the box office for 2025.

1:28:11

And went through the top 10 films to make sure we weren't forgetting any major stars and then low and behold.

1:28:17

David Corrin sweat.

1:28:18

What percentage of Americans can name the man who portrays Superman?

1:28:25

I don't think it matters when it's Superman.

1:28:27

I'm just asking.

1:28:28

Yeah.

1:28:29

You know when when Christopher Reeve came through a Superman in 1978.

1:28:33

He did every talk show in the world and he became instantaneous and instantaneously famous.

1:28:39

That didn't happen for Corrin sweat.

1:28:40

That doesn't mean he wasn't a good Superman.

1:28:42

I thought he was.

1:28:43

And I like that movie.

1:28:44

And I'm looking forward to Man of Tomorrow.

1:28:46

A little bit less so.

1:28:47

Super girl.

1:28:48

I.

1:28:51

I'm.

1:28:53

This is interesting because it's an old test applied to a new crop and we're kind of moving out of this era of movies.

1:29:01

And this is still one of the biggest parts that you can have.

1:29:04

Yeah.

1:29:04

Henry Cavill ever make this list.

1:29:07

I don't remember.

1:29:08

Why don't you start our document?

1:29:09

He did not.

1:29:10

Did he ever make 35 over 35?

1:29:13

I don't know.

1:29:13

I don't think so.

1:29:15

He's currently 42.

1:29:17

So he has been over 35 for the entire run of the series.

1:29:20

OK.

1:29:21

Right.

1:29:21

Don't.

1:29:22

Well, you're competing.

1:29:23

It's, you know, a larger net at 35.

1:29:28

I don't know.

1:29:29

I mean, I think that the really brand name superheroes and the still the role that they play

1:29:39

in the box office, like in the movies economy, that movie made so much money.

1:29:44

OK.

1:29:45

I'm rolling with you.

1:29:46

You love Superman.

1:29:47

He I thought he was very charming.

1:29:48

I thought he was good.

1:29:49

That's the other thing.

1:29:50

I thought he was good.

1:29:51

He was good in twisters too.

1:29:53

He was a good.

1:29:54

John's makes a list.

1:29:56

David Korn sweat.

1:29:58

You're doing the work.

1:29:59

Fair enough.

1:29:59

How old is Rachel Brausnan?

1:30:01

I do think I googled this and she is 35.

1:30:04

Him.

1:30:05

We just missed.

1:30:05

I know.

1:30:07

Am I checked.

1:30:08

And Nicholas Holt is like early is even older, but I thought he was good.

1:30:14

Number 17, Hailey Steinfeld.

1:30:17

She had been backburned a little bit.

1:30:20

Mm-hmm.

1:30:21

You know, she was doing spiderverse voice work.

1:30:25

Yeah.

1:30:25

But sinners kind of threw her back in the main frame.

1:30:29

But then Ashley's getting, she got married.

1:30:30

Yeah, she's just had a kid.

1:30:31

She's having a baby.

1:30:32

She had a baby.

1:30:33

OK.

1:30:33

Congratulations.

1:30:34

Um, curious if she goes right back into movies after this.

1:30:38

I really like her.

1:30:38

I've always really liked her.

1:30:39

And she was one of the people I was thinking of.

1:30:42

When we were talking about those big breakthroughs that, you know,

1:30:46

people like Chase Infinity and Ava Victor had where they're sort of like,

1:30:50

whoa, who's that?

1:30:51

She had that very early intro, great.

1:30:53

Yeah.

1:30:53

We got an Academy Award nomination for that performance and has made good movies,

1:30:58

but maybe has not totally lived up to what I thought was going to happen for her.

1:31:03

But so in my mind and this I learned during the sinners and like post

1:31:10

sinners pressed for because I had the same experience.

1:31:12

I was like, whoa, Haley Stuyenfeld.

1:31:13

Like I had forgotten didn't realize that you could do that as a grown up.

1:31:18

But I think after true grit, she, you know, she launched a singing career

1:31:21

and she was in some, she was in the edge of 17, which is very good.

1:31:25

But she was like in pitch perfect.

1:31:26

She was doing kind of just, just skewing younger, which she was younger.

1:31:31

And so she was not to the best of my knowledge, like a Nickelodeon star,

1:31:34

but I had her in that box of just like of of teen star.

1:31:40

And so sinners was like a reintroduction of, oh, she's grown up and she's very talented.

1:31:47

There's a generation younger than us that has, has been keeping with Haley Stuyenfeld

1:31:52

the whole time and her pops.

1:31:53

Yeah.

1:31:54

Song career and her and her and Dickinson.

1:31:56

No, I didn't, but people really liked it.

1:31:58

Yeah.

1:31:59

Yeah.

1:31:59

But so Haley Stuyenfeld has a fan base.

1:32:02

It just has not been us until centers.

1:32:04

Did you watch the Hawkeye's television series?

1:32:07

Set at Christmas.

1:32:08

Yeah.

1:32:09

I think that I, is she but like, is there something about a bumblebee?

1:32:16

She was in the film Bumblebee.

1:32:17

I watched Bumblebee.

1:32:18

Okay.

1:32:18

I can't remember why there's something about a Bumblebee.

1:32:23

For some episode that we did where I had to, I watched, I watched Bumblebee.

1:32:29

And I know that the Hawkeye show is a Transformers film.

1:32:34

Right.

1:32:35

And I know that the Hawkeye shows happen at Christmas because I remember Chris and

1:32:38

Mallory and Joanna sang very insistently.

1:32:41

Like it's a Christmas show.

1:32:43

And I still didn't watch it.

1:32:44

Okay.

1:32:45

She's 17.

1:32:45

Bill about this.

1:32:46

16 is Palm Muscle.

1:32:47

Yeah.

1:32:49

Very famous.

1:32:51

Has led big movies.

1:32:52

He was the star of Gladiator 2, which did not quite elevate.

1:32:58

Hamdened obviously one of the most discussed movies of 2025.

1:33:01

If not one of the most seen, not nominated there.

1:33:04

Not the worst thing in the world.

1:33:05

He was previously nominated.

1:33:07

He is going to be Paul McCartney, which I really have mixed feelings about.

1:33:12

And I've said that before and I'm saying it again.

1:33:13

Same or this is this is now just a Beatles spot.

1:33:17

The Beatles and Wales spot.

1:33:18

Here's one of the things that I think you and I both like about Paul.

1:33:23

There is such a dark core under the sweetness and under the

1:33:29

all shaksi baladir.

1:33:32

Yeah.

1:33:33

And he has got this engine inside of him.

1:33:38

I don't know if mescal can get there.

1:33:41

It's funny that you characterize it as a darkness.

1:33:45

I characterize it as almost like a dissociation that he there is a part of

1:33:53

him that he is like completely unconnected from.

1:33:56

Like he is obviously like a deeply ambitious and I mean,

1:34:02

he has a musical genius, which we like in the in the true dictionary sense of the

1:34:07

word.

1:34:08

So but not to bring up the the infamous post death interview again,

1:34:14

but there's something in that.

1:34:16

We're not on the fun this.

1:34:17

Yeah, even thinking about it.

1:34:19

But by the way, we didn't discuss about it.

1:34:21

You think somehow that you're going to die before me, which there's a zero

1:34:24

percent chance of happening.

1:34:25

Zero percent.

1:34:27

I know I just I watched it in this moment.

1:34:29

And I was just like, wow, that's exactly what Sean would do.

1:34:32

And it's just like, but there's just a disconnection from the emotions,

1:34:36

right?

1:34:37

Which you make fun of me for not for putting things in a box.

1:34:42

But I think that he is like not.

1:34:46

I think he's always I always think he's been protecting something.

1:34:48

I always think he's been shielding something.

1:34:49

Yeah, but I always think it's almost like he's protecting it so much that like the

1:34:52

whole register is not available.

1:34:55

And you think masculine can do that.

1:34:57

I don't know whether he can, but it's different than darkness.

1:35:00

It's it is like it's separation.

1:35:02

So and I agree that he is like a very warm connected emotional person.

1:35:07

Yeah, I think, you know, like in after son, he's very he's very withholding.

1:35:11

His character doesn't say the turmoil, but it's very evident.

1:35:14

He communicates the turmoil really, really well enough.

1:35:17

He also communicates like the love for his but like Paul McCartney can almost

1:35:22

just kind of be robotic.

1:35:23

And you're like, what's going on?

1:35:24

Why are you talking like that or what are you doing?

1:35:27

I know it's so a skew for my think how most people who are just like vaguely like aware

1:35:32

of the Beatles, but not obsessed with the Beatles think of him, though.

1:35:34

They think of him as like, they think of him leading a single on for, you know,

1:35:39

Hollywood's best and brightest at the fun of theater at the age of 70.

1:35:42

What how old is he 80 something now?

1:35:44

I think so.

1:35:44

Yeah.

1:35:45

We didn't get invited to the fond of theater for Hollywood's best and brightest.

1:35:49

Yeah.

1:35:50

Was that is that literally what it is called?

1:35:52

No, but did you you didn't see the guess of yourself amongst the best and brightest of of Beatles fans?

1:35:57

Okay.

1:35:57

And I did look at the list and I was like, I don't know how many like hardcore fans there are here.

1:36:02

I think that I think that they could have saved us a couple spots, but that's okay.

1:36:06

I never know about any of these things.

1:36:08

I only learned about it from my Bellamy's newsletter.

1:36:09

Okay.

1:36:11

Number 15 is Kiki Palmer.

1:36:13

Yeah.

1:36:13

Kiki Palmer has one, two, three, four, five, six movies coming out in the next two years.

1:36:19

She was delightful in one of them days.

1:36:23

I connic to me and note, I'm currently watching her on the television series, The Burbs with Eileen.

1:36:28

That's our show right now.

1:36:29

It's okay.

1:36:30

It's not bad.

1:36:33

I love boosters coming out in a month.

1:36:35

Haven't seen it yet.

1:36:36

I haven't either.

1:36:36

I'm excited.

1:36:37

Looking forward to it.

1:36:38

So it's pretty good.

1:36:39

Fashion film, by the way.

1:36:41

Yeah.

1:36:41

I know.

1:36:43

One of them days, too, was happening.

1:36:45

Great.

1:36:46

Is this I would watch a 45 of those, but not in TV form.

1:36:49

Is make movies is sister act three really happening?

1:36:53

According to IMDB.

1:36:54

Well, but IMDB is not, you know, I know we start at three sister act three.

1:37:00

So more and hill coming back.

1:37:02

I mean, I'm like too excited to actually form words right now.

1:37:06

Do you know how important sister act and sister act to talk to me over the years?

1:37:10

Yeah.

1:37:10

They're both very good.

1:37:11

I'm a huge fan.

1:37:12

Just absolutely.

1:37:13

It's on both of the years when the kid does the backflip at the end of sister act two.

1:37:18

And the remember it will really really and I was just the right age impressionable stuff.

1:37:23

So I've never seen the musical.

1:37:26

And I can't really find any info about sister act.

1:37:30

You should do an Emil Artilino pod.

1:37:32

Yeah, I know.

1:37:33

That's your really your guy.

1:37:35

I know Artilino dirty dancing sister act chances are three men and a little lady and the nutcracker.

1:37:40

I know.

1:37:40

I know that you love and Ben Midler's Gypsy.

1:37:43

And it's a beautifully photographed nutcracker.

1:37:45

Yeah, that's your guy.

1:37:46

I know.

1:37:46

In March of 2025, whoopie Goldberg said the sister act three script was finished.

1:37:51

Hey, that would be a year ago.

1:37:53

So could you cook?

1:37:54

We don't know.

1:37:54

Did she say that on the view that was reported by variety?

1:37:57

That's excellent.

1:37:58

Okay.

1:37:58

Okay.

1:37:59

Kiki Palmer 15 number 14 Mikey Madison.

1:38:01

Yeah.

1:38:02

Huge arrival here.

1:38:05

Sure.

1:38:06

You want an Oscar?

1:38:07

Surprise best actress win over a year ago for her work in a Nora.

1:38:11

She had seen her in the the screen films and what's puns I'm in Hollywood before this and she was on better things.

1:38:17

And she's now about to appear in the social reckoning.

1:38:20

One of the stars of this new Aaron Sorkin written and directed feature film.

1:38:24

Does that have a date yet?

1:38:25

October 9th, I believe.

1:38:27

October 2nd.

1:38:28

Wow.

1:38:28

So like the actual they're doing the same thing as they did for social network because wasn't social network also.

1:38:34

Same time of year.

1:38:35

Yeah.

1:38:36

Okay.

1:38:38

All right.

1:38:38

I just, you know, I'm.

1:38:41

I'm working through it.

1:38:42

I will be ready emotionally when the time comes.

1:38:44

Okay.

1:38:45

I believe is it heard Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong or the stars of that movie?

1:38:48

Yes.

1:38:49

And I also according to Wikipedia, I'm singing that Bill Burr, when we miss out.

1:38:53

Go Billy, Madison and Betty Gilpin.

1:38:55

Oh, oh my God.

1:38:56

Betty Kilpin.

1:38:57

Yeah.

1:38:58

A lot of bunch of people I really like there.

1:39:01

The she's also going to be in the mass of the Red Death, which talked about a couple times that Charlie Polynger adaptation of the Edgar Allen post story.

1:39:09

I like her a lot.

1:39:10

I hope it works out.

1:39:11

She's got a me too.

1:39:12

She's got a great vibe.

1:39:13

She's obviously a very skilled actor.

1:39:14

If you ever see her speak and then watch a Nora, you can see what a talented actor she is.

1:39:18

Number 13, Ariana Grande.

1:39:20

Now,

1:39:22

tricky one.

1:39:24

Because on the one hand, wicked wicked for good, huge movies.

1:39:28

Yeah.

1:39:29

You know, she was Oscar nominated for wicked.

1:39:33

She's going to be in Falker and Law, which low key might make $500 million.

1:39:37

I expect it to.

1:39:38

And she's the new big addition.

1:39:40

And I guess she is she's not going to be a Falker.

1:39:43

Is she going to be is she the titular Falker in law?

1:39:46

She is she the titular in law or she the titular Falker?

1:39:50

Is she the titular in law to the Falkers?

1:39:53

The titular role.

1:39:55

I'm googling Falker in law.

1:39:58

Does Greg Falker have a son or daughter?

1:40:02

Is there last name Falker?

1:40:03

It is not.

1:40:04

It's Olivia Jones.

1:40:05

Olivia Jones.

1:40:07

All right.

1:40:08

Well,

1:40:10

Oh, but do you know who the Falker that she's marrying is?

1:40:13

No, Skylar Gazada.

1:40:15

Oh, yes, I did know that, which is a genius.

1:40:17

Yes.

1:40:17

And then Bini Feldstein is playing a sister.

1:40:20

Oh, I love to hear it.

1:40:21

Okay.

1:40:21

I actually don't care about these movies at all, but I like that casting.

1:40:25

Me the parents is funny.

1:40:26

I'm like, I think this I think this will make a lot of money.

1:40:29

Yeah.

1:40:29

Well, it definitely will.

1:40:31

Okay.

1:40:31

That's our Ariana Grande number 12, Margaret Kwale.

1:40:33

Mm-hmm.

1:40:34

Margaret Kwale, not exactly opening movies.

1:40:37

And yet I feel like is getting increasingly very famous.

1:40:41

Yeah.

1:40:41

Now like full blown, I'm a magazine cover star level of famous.

1:40:45

Totally.

1:40:45

And that was a famous marriage, you know, but she and also, I mean, it was a great cover.

1:40:50

Like that cover had, which is a vanity fair cover,

1:40:53

had a little bit of the feeling to me of did, did someone else fall through with the last

1:40:59

minute.

1:40:59

And we're going to be because it was her.

1:41:00

Yeah.

1:41:01

But she is so, I mean, she is obviously very beautiful,

1:41:06

but has that magazine cover quality.

1:41:09

It reminded me a lot of the, um, Darryl Hannah Tina Brown cover from like the early

1:41:16

90s.

1:41:17

That was also like early in Tina Brown's career.

1:41:18

Anyway, like she made that cover.

1:41:21

So and she has that quality, right?

1:41:23

And she has that quality in a lot of movies, even if the, the movies themselves are always

1:41:29

a little off kilter or if maybe she doesn't totally fit in them.

1:41:34

And you're like, what's Margaret quality doing here?

1:41:36

But she's still very watchable and memorable.

1:41:39

Um, and yeah, very high profile.

1:41:42

This is subject to change, but she is going to be one of the stars of Ridley Scott's new movie,

1:41:46

The Dog Stars.

1:41:47

Um, and she'll have increasingly big roles coming in the future.

1:41:49

I think the substance did a lot for her profile.

1:41:51

Yeah.

1:41:53

Number 11 Jenna Ortega.

1:41:54

Yes.

1:41:55

Now, since we last recorded, she has had Beetle Juice Beetle Juice, which was very big.

1:42:00

She also had two duds in death of a unicorn and her yet tomorrow.

1:42:04

However, she's the star of the grape beyond the new JJ Abrams movie.

1:42:09

Her and Glenn Powell.

1:42:09

Yeah.

1:42:10

She's also apparently going to be in a remake of single white female and she's in Tika,

1:42:13

YTD's long delayed Clara and the sun, which I'm fairly certain is coming out this year too.

1:42:17

So big 2026.

1:42:18

Okay.

1:42:19

Um, Clara and the sun big litter and adaptation.

1:42:21

Yeah, and it's your adaptation.

1:42:22

Yes.

1:42:23

So, you know, that's Tika, YTD.

1:42:25

I don't, you know, it could be a mess.

1:42:27

I'm not really sure.

1:42:28

But she's still only 23 years old.

1:42:32

She's very big.

1:42:33

It's yeah, it's right.

1:42:34

Yeah.

1:42:34

But it's happening and she is, it seems like she has the Netflix TV stardom cemented,

1:42:41

but enough name recognition that she will keep doing movies and clearly wants to keep

1:42:48

doing movies and doing things other than one day.

1:42:52

Yeah.

1:42:52

She's like one of those people who secretly on letterbox will never give her account.

1:42:56

Yeah.

1:42:56

But like all of her film references and things that she does give out are very accomplished.

1:43:02

So number 10.

1:43:04

You did you see Robert Panson calling out other actors who just like they don't really seem

1:43:09

to like movies, which is amazing.

1:43:11

And also I think pretty insightful and about why some people have more interesting

1:43:16

careers than others.

1:43:17

And anyway, you can tell that Jen or Tika also likes movies.

1:43:19

Yes.

1:43:19

I agree.

1:43:20

I hope that means she starts making some better movies.

1:43:22

I find that what the things that she proclaims as her favorites are not often reflected

1:43:28

in the choices that she makes, even if she's trying in some cases.

1:43:31

But nevertheless, number 10 is Austin Boller.

1:43:35

Yes.

1:43:35

This is his last year of eligibility.

1:43:37

He's 34 years old.

1:43:40

Complicated 2025.

1:43:43

Yeah.

1:43:45

Very amusing and Eddington.

1:43:48

Maybe a little young for that part.

1:43:50

But very amusing and caught stealing didn't didn't take off.

1:43:55

No.

1:43:56

I got what he was going for.

1:43:58

I knew what he wanted.

1:44:00

He wanted like, you know, Brad Pitt's California or that's what he wants.

1:44:06

You know, Denzel Washington's Rick Ache, you know, like a,

1:44:10

guess a nasty little crime movie to break up all the prestige you should that he's doing.

1:44:14

I got the idea.

1:44:15

It just didn't, it didn't hit for me.

1:44:17

I don't think that he's quite nasty enough for that part and for some of the,

1:44:23

the nasty or Brad Pitt stuff that seems to be his guiding light.

1:44:27

He's like, yeah, his blueprint.

1:44:29

Like I don't know whether Austin Butler has that fincher, you know,

1:44:34

like dead inside in him.

1:44:37

Mm hmm.

1:44:38

But I think he has a lot of other, you know, he's, he's kind of like Paul Mescola.

1:44:42

It's like, do you have too much like emotion and softness for

1:44:46

all the things that you're being asked to do?

1:44:49

But maybe you just find different ways to use that.

1:44:53

Miami vice and heat to are both on the slate.

1:44:56

And I mean, this is just absolute chaos for CRN Bill.

1:45:00

Because I've never seen news that could more discomfit those two guys.

1:45:05

And Austin Butler being a participant in both of them would be very challenging.

1:45:09

And the heat to thing is not confirmed.

1:45:11

So.

1:45:12

So what is confirmed now about he?

1:45:14

Bail and Leo.

1:45:15

Bail and Leo.

1:45:16

That's it.

1:45:17

Okay.

1:45:18

Bollard has been rumored, driver has been rumored.

1:45:20

I don't know if those would be the younger versions of character of key characters.

1:45:24

Would Bollard just play Chris Sheherlis, you know, and Leo playing the bad guy.

1:45:29

That's something I've heard speculated.

1:45:31

Okay.

1:45:32

That would be fun for Leo.

1:45:33

Could be interesting.

1:45:34

Leo could be playing.

1:45:36

I don't know.

1:45:37

Leo's not playing Pacino.

1:45:38

That's for sure.

1:45:39

I don't know what to expect from that.

1:45:41

I don't know if there's been a suggestion that he might be cast as American psycho and the American psycho remake.

1:45:45

Luke Guadano.

1:45:46

He know what's going to make one.

1:45:47

And I don't know if that's going to happen anymore.

1:45:49

Um, you know, we really hope he makes it happen.

1:45:54

I'm rooting for him.

1:45:56

I get it.

1:45:57

Number nine is L fanning, rocketing up the list.

1:46:00

Well, that's what that's what a surprise asker and nomination will do to you.

1:46:03

Yes.

1:46:04

And she had a huge year last year.

1:46:06

She was in a complete unknown at the end of 2024.

1:46:08

And then was the lead of Predator Badlands and also sentimental value.

1:46:12

I got that Academy Award nomination.

1:46:14

Now she's going to be.

1:46:16

Is she Effie Trinket in the sun, the Hunger Games sunrise on the reaping?

1:46:21

I think so.

1:46:22

Let's see sunrise on the reaping movie.

1:46:26

I should also just say while we're googling this that I got some core Hunger Games lore incorrect.

1:46:33

Effie Trinket is the publicist.

1:46:36

And then the Lenny Kravitz plays the stylist whose name starts with the C.

1:46:42

Can't remember what his name is Hunger Games stylist.

1:46:46

Let's Google this.

1:46:48

Stylus.

1:46:49

Okay.

1:46:50

Sinner.

1:46:52

A soft C like Si.

1:46:54

Um,

1:46:56

L fanning is incredibly talented.

1:46:59

And is doing the thing that you like to see, which is like, you know,

1:47:03

keep sure over here Predator over here.

1:47:05

Yeah.

1:47:06

That's the pathway Hunger Games over here.

1:47:08

And then I'll do something a lot smaller on the next go around.

1:47:10

So top 10.

1:47:12

Wouldn't have guessed it five years ago.

1:47:14

We wouldn't have guessed it until Oscar morning.

1:47:16

We were like, oh, okay.

1:47:17

Yeah.

1:47:18

Congratulations to Predator Badlands.

1:47:20

Congratulations to Rachel.

1:47:21

What's what's her last name in Rachel Camp?

1:47:24

Yes.

1:47:25

Yeah.

1:47:26

I mean, she was wildly mistreated by that journalist at that Netflix junket.

1:47:29

I got to say number eight Florence Pew.

1:47:33

In 2025 Florence Pew appeared in the film Thunderbolts, aka New Avengers.

1:47:39

And she was, what was her name Vladimir Ilej Ulyanov Lenin?

1:47:46

How do you remember that specifically?

1:47:48

How many like full Russian names can you do?

1:47:50

Because I find like the patronomics and everything to just be very confusing.

1:47:55

So I think there's too many to count, I would say.

1:47:57

Why?

1:47:58

Like when did you, is this from a history course?

1:48:01

Like, how does this stay with you?

1:48:04

This is kind of, well, this is one of the major hurdles for me in Russian literature.

1:48:07

Is that I just like, who are we talking about half the time?

1:48:10

Well, those Karamatsovs are brothers, you know?

1:48:12

Yeah.

1:48:13

So you only got to remember one of them.

1:48:15

Florence Pew is going to be in Doomsday and Doomsday in Part 3.

1:48:19

Yeah.

1:48:20

What an insane weekend for her.

1:48:23

I like the efficiency, right?

1:48:25

Is she the only, I think you only have to pay for like one stylist, one glam team at that point.

1:48:31

Is she the only actor who's going to appear in both movies?

1:48:33

Like Willis and Daya's, will MJ be in Doomsday?

1:48:35

Do you think we'll flowpube, the only one?

1:48:38

Robert Penson is an Avengers.

1:48:41

No, that would be sick if he was actually Doctor Doom and it wasn't an opportunity, Junior.

1:48:44

If you just put the mask off and he was like, it me, Victor von Doom.

1:48:50

I'm trying to think.

1:48:52

Brolin, Thanos.

1:48:54

Thanos is gone.

1:48:55

Good guess, but I don't think he.

1:48:57

Okay.

1:48:58

You got to give me some credit there for those.

1:49:00

Honestly, maybe he is.

1:49:01

And frankly, he probably is.

1:49:02

Momoa.

1:49:03

He's in DC.

1:49:05

Oh, he was Aquaman and now he's going to be Lobo.

1:49:08

We talked about this once before.

1:49:09

Right.

1:49:10

You talking about Lobo, yeah, but I don't remember what he does.

1:49:12

Lobo is DC is answered for Wolverine.

1:49:15

He's kind of a marauding vigilante type.

1:49:18

Okay.

1:49:19

But is Lobo real animal?

1:49:21

Did you see their reintroducing Wolverines to Colorado?

1:49:24

Someone said me.

1:49:25

Yeah, I don't know.

1:49:27

No, I don't know.

1:49:28

That was that my friend Gilbert, our friend Gilbert texted me that.

1:49:31

Yeah, no, I don't.

1:49:35

I can't think of anyone else.

1:49:37

That's a big.

1:49:38

So who do you think has a bigger like grooming budget, Disney or Warner Brothers?

1:49:42

So like, where is Florence Fugue to expense this for this, this tour?

1:49:46

Honestly, not something I care about.

1:49:49

I think she is an amazing actress.

1:49:52

I do too.

1:49:53

And I think it's very interesting that her last three films will be Thunderbolts of

1:49:57

Avengers Doomsday in Doomsday in Part 3.

1:49:59

I hope she gets a chance to flex.

1:50:01

Yeah, does she have anything else in the pipeline?

1:50:04

Not that's announced.

1:50:06

That is interesting.

1:50:07

Yeah.

1:50:08

Number seven is Ann Yatiller Joy.

1:50:10

Yeah.

1:50:11

Princess Peach herself.

1:50:12

Princess Peach is just absolutely cooking right now.

1:50:15

She did not cook in the gorge, which is a movie that did not work that went straight to Apple TV.

1:50:22

Furiosa mid-cooked.

1:50:25

It was sauteed.

1:50:26

Yeah.

1:50:27

Yeah, it was.

1:50:28

She was fine in it.

1:50:29

The gentle grilling.

1:50:30

Yeah.

1:50:31

She's good.

1:50:32

I think she's good.

1:50:33

I think she's good in Furiosa.

1:50:34

Yeah, she's good.

1:50:35

It was more that the, we only cared about Chris Evansworth in that movie, which was the issue with the film was the construction of it.

1:50:43

She plays a much more important role in Doomsday in Part 3.

1:50:47

But I don't think she, does she have anything planned after this?

1:50:50

No, I'm learning about an upcoming crime thriller television mini series for Apple TV that she's going to be in with a netbending Timothy Oliphant and Anjouna Ellis Taylor.

1:50:58

I hate to hear about that.

1:50:59

There's terrible news.

1:51:00

It's called Lucky.

1:51:02

And oh, Drew Starky is also recurring.

1:51:05

Who wrote and directed it?

1:51:07

That's a great question created by Jonathan Tropper.

1:51:11

Oh, sure.

1:51:12

And he's the author of the fourth coming Star Wars movie.

1:51:15

Okay.

1:51:16

Well, I still can't figure out what's happening.

1:51:18

You created your friends and neighbors starring Jon Kim.

1:51:20

Yes.

1:51:21

This is a Reese Witherspoon is one of the producers of this.

1:51:25

I can't figure out what it's about.

1:51:27

Because it's based on Melissa Stappley's novel of the same name, but they're not hyperlinking to that.

1:51:33

Well, I don't respect that any Taylor joy is doing that.

1:51:35

I'm not, she, she's on notice.

1:51:37

Okay.

1:51:38

She's at seven, but she's on notice.

1:51:39

She's at seven, but she's on notice.

1:51:41

More films.

1:51:42

I believe there is a rumor that she could potentially be in a Joni Mitchell biopic from Cameron

1:51:47

Crow, but that is not anywhere close to being confirmed.

1:51:50

Yes.

1:51:51

I've heard the same.

1:51:52

Lucky centers on a woman, Taylor Joy, who left behind the life of crime she was raised

1:51:55

in years ago, but must now embrace her darker criminal side one final time in a desperate

1:52:00

attempt to escape her path.

1:52:02

She's the titular lucky.

1:52:03

She, well, we don't know.

1:52:05

I guess that's what the miniseries will find explored.

1:52:07

But her name is Lucky.

1:52:09

No.

1:52:10

It centers on a young woman named Lucky.

1:52:12

It doesn't say.

1:52:15

Number six is Jacobal Lordy.

1:52:17

Yeah.

1:52:18

That's right.

1:52:20

Go ahead, share.

1:52:25

This, the, to me, this is a movie star.

1:52:28

If movie stars were measured by height, he would obviously be number one.

1:52:33

No, I mean, he's been on a run and we didn't love weathering heights, but it's, you know,

1:52:39

a cool choice that and saltburn Frankenstein.

1:52:41

We also didn't love, but he got an Oscar nomination out of it.

1:52:44

Paul Schrader.

1:52:46

So fiacopola, like he does, he has interesting taste.

1:52:50

He's doing cool stuff.

1:52:52

And he has the presence in one woman's opinion.

1:52:58

Is the outer dark film actually happening?

1:53:01

I don't know.

1:53:03

He's also allegedly in the Ridley Scott film with Margaret quality.

1:53:08

Yes, the dog stars.

1:53:11

You know, it was, it was disgusted at, at can 2025, it was going to be the Jacobal Lordy and Lily Rose

1:53:18

depth and Lazlone Nemis, the son of Saul director, was going to adapt to Chroma Concarte's

1:53:23

book, Outer Dark.

1:53:24

I haven't heard much about that.

1:53:25

I wonder if that's going to happen.

1:53:26

It's an interesting one to keep track of.

1:53:29

He is, he is, he is following the path.

1:53:35

Yes.

1:53:36

And I'm happy for you.

1:53:38

Yeah.

1:53:39

And I think it's a very talented actor.

1:53:40

So I hope good things for him.

1:53:42

Kind of interesting to see what they do with his character on Euphoria this year, because

1:53:45

he's a real bastard on that show.

1:53:47

And I know he enjoys playing complicated characters, but like the things he does in the

1:53:51

first season are right.

1:53:53

Vile.

1:53:54

Number five, Millie Bobby Brown.

1:53:56

Yeah.

1:53:57

Now Millie Bobby Brown, of course, the star of the electric state.

1:54:01

Yeah.

1:54:02

And the Inola Holmes films.

1:54:03

Sure.

1:54:04

And the Inola Holmes films coming this year.

1:54:06

Yes.

1:54:07

Number three in that series.

1:54:08

How did you feel about how they wrapped up a long, a lot of loose threads.

1:54:15

Perhaps they should gather them and string them together for number three.

1:54:18

Look forward to finding out who those crazy kids do.

1:54:22

Yeah.

1:54:23

Stranger Things concluded.

1:54:24

Yeah.

1:54:25

She is.

1:54:26

Every generation has stars like this.

1:54:29

I don't get it.

1:54:31

But she is insanely popular.

1:54:34

And it would be you foolish of us to not recognize just how followed she is.

1:54:40

I think that's the appropriate word.

1:54:41

I think every generation has a movie star just like this, but she is also unique, unique

1:54:45

and very of her generation and that she's just fully an Netflix star.

1:54:48

Correct.

1:54:49

And all of those movies, she's like a contractor off in the 30s where she only makes movies

1:54:53

for Columbia.

1:54:54

Everything that is coming up is Netflix.

1:54:56

So that obviously gives her like a huge amount of reach and it's baked in.

1:55:01

You know, her audience from Stranger Things will just watch this slop with all respect to

1:55:06

Inola Holmes too, which I haven't seen.

1:55:09

But it is.

1:55:10

I find Inola Holmes films fairly inoffensive.

1:55:13

I think they're fine.

1:55:14

The electric state is should be destroyed.

1:55:17

It should be we should find all exten copies and destroy it.

1:55:21

That's my feeling about that movie.

1:55:23

Can I read you the long line of just log line of just picture it?

1:55:26

For upcoming Netflix romantic comedy co-starring Gabriel Lebel.

1:55:30

Oh, please do.

1:55:31

Gabriel Lebel, another name on our long list.

1:55:32

Two college students are surprised when their phones glitch and start showing them pictures

1:55:36

from 10 years in the future as a happily married couple with kids.

1:55:40

Wow, just picture it.

1:55:42

Yeah.

1:55:43

There you go.

1:55:44

I don't hate it.

1:55:46

I don't hate it either.

1:55:47

It's a very 1980s themed.

1:55:49

Yeah.

1:55:50

You know, like vice versa or back to the future.

1:55:54

I will probably watch it.

1:55:55

I enjoy Gabriel Lebel.

1:55:56

I do.

1:55:57

I think he's talented.

1:55:58

I do too.

1:55:59

Number four is Tom Holland.

1:56:00

Yeah.

1:56:01

Now, on the one hand, you might say, what is he done besides Spider-Man?

1:56:03

In my response to that is Spider-Man.

1:56:05

He's Spider-Man.

1:56:06

He's a very good Spider-Man.

1:56:09

These movies have all been extraordinary successes.

1:56:11

I think his challenges can he do anything beyond Spider-Man, which is both like a career

1:56:16

industry challenge.

1:56:17

And also, he has a very winning presence as Spider-Man.

1:56:23

Spider-Man is now 30.

1:56:25

He's almost 30.

1:56:27

And that, the further you get from Teenagedom, it is Beverly Hills, 902, no problem.

1:56:35

So this new Spider-Man is obviously he's looking to be a little more grown up in the movie.

1:56:39

He's also telemicus in the Odyssey.

1:56:42

Yeah.

1:56:43

And that's a big part.

1:56:45

He's a critical.

1:56:46

That's a critical role.

1:56:47

It's not titular.

1:56:48

I said no.

1:56:49

It's critical.

1:56:50

It's critical.

1:56:51

It's critical.

1:56:53

It's critical, essential to the story.

1:56:55

He's also reportedly attached to a movie called American Speed, opposite Austin Butler,

1:57:00

which is about three renowned race car driver brothers, two of whom were embroiled in the

1:57:05

1980s.

1:57:06

IMSA scandal where drivers funded their racing careers through criminal means like drug trafficking

1:57:12

and money laundering.

1:57:13

And that's a great idea for a movie.

1:57:16

That's Goodfellas meets Days of Thunder.

1:57:18

I mean, come on.

1:57:19

I'm open to it.

1:57:20

I was afraid that it was going to take sort of like an iron claw turn.

1:57:24

Where they keep dying.

1:57:25

Yeah.

1:57:26

Well, there are three brothers.

1:57:27

Yeah, that would be sad.

1:57:28

I like Tom Holland.

1:57:29

I'd like to see him do one thing that is in Spider-Man that I enjoy, but I like him.

1:57:33

Well, the Odyssey coming to theaters in July.

1:57:37

Maybe you'll like it.

1:57:38

I hope to.

1:57:39

Yeah.

1:57:40

Number three is Sydney Sweeney.

1:57:42

Just when she they think she's out, she pulls him back in.

1:57:46

Yeah.

1:57:47

Just when no one sees Christy.

1:57:49

It comes the house made everyone sees the house made everyone really saw the house made.

1:57:53

Yeah.

1:57:54

The house made is one of the only movies that came out in 2025 that felt like 1986 or

1:57:59

96 or 2006.

1:58:02

Literary adaptation of a junkie movie that is like half knowing, half in on the joke,

1:58:08

half completely serious.

1:58:11

Designed only to gratify our most based pleasures as movie watchers and it worked and it worked

1:58:18

and it would not have worked without Sydney Sweeney.

1:58:19

That's just the fact that the house made is the one that we were supposed to get really

1:58:22

drunk for for our holiday party, right?

1:58:24

Yeah.

1:58:25

I wish we'd done that.

1:58:26

I mean, I had a great time anyway, but it is it's one of the rare movies where you

1:58:30

identify that and then it delivered on that the promise of being a really fun movie

1:58:36

to watch while getting ready at the end of the year.

1:58:39

I was just so tired at the end of the year.

1:58:40

I mean, I was just, we couldn't let it didn't work.

1:58:41

It didn't work.

1:58:42

But maybe for house made secret, starring Sydney Sweeney and Kyrsten Nelson.

1:58:45

Oh, it's called the house made secret.

1:58:47

Starting to our wonderful research and production assistant Lucas Kavanaugh.

1:58:51

I mean, as I for it's not going to be in the house made secret, I just want to let everyone

1:58:56

know I misspoke.

1:58:57

It's just Sydney Sweeney and Kyrsten Nelson.

1:58:58

Yeah.

1:58:59

Yeah.

1:59:00

Okay.

1:59:01

Do you think they'll have the same chemistry?

1:59:02

I believe in Kyrsten Nelson.

1:59:03

She's got a lot of stuff lined up here.

1:59:07

Did you ever have seen Echo Valley, the Julianne Moore film that also was Apple TV with Sydney

1:59:12

Sweeney?

1:59:13

Were Sydney Sweeney played her drug addict daughter?

1:59:16

No, I didn't.

1:59:17

Okay.

1:59:18

Sorry.

1:59:19

Number two is in there.

1:59:20

You just skipped past custom of the country, which was custom of the country.

1:59:23

Is it an Edith Warden adaptation?

1:59:25

Oh, yeah.

1:59:26

I was working on it for a long time.

1:59:27

Sydney Sweeney is making that.

1:59:28

You have said that's in exactly the right way.

1:59:30

So I also have some concerns.

1:59:32

But there was an adaptation of this.

1:59:33

Was there not?

1:59:34

I feel like.

1:59:35

No, it was that Sophia was working on it for a very long time for Apple TV and then they

1:59:38

scrapped it.

1:59:39

So has there never been an adaptation of this?

1:59:42

I don't know.

1:59:43

Sydney Sweeney to star.

1:59:45

It was Undine's Prague.

1:59:46

Yeah.

1:59:47

Josie Rourke directing.

1:59:49

I, you know, this seems challenging.

1:59:52

I would agree.

1:59:53

Okay.

1:59:54

Well, you know what?

1:59:55

Keep taking chances.

1:59:56

Keep, keep, keep.

1:59:57

I mean, it is, it is a book to movie.

2:00:00

Of source.

2:00:01

Sure is.

2:00:02

Okay.

2:00:03

Number two is in there.

2:00:04

Yes.

2:00:05

Which means Timothy Shalame is number one.

2:00:06

So was there any part of you that wanted Zendaya to be number one?

2:00:07

No, and I, there was a moment where I was like, should we be switching Zendaya and Sydney

2:00:11

Sweeney?

2:00:13

And I didn't want to do it.

2:00:14

And then I remembered you and just because I'm rooting for Zendaya and I really like the

2:00:18

drama and I, and I really like that Zendaya does stuff like the drama in between being

2:00:24

in Spider-Man and June.

2:00:25

But she is also, she's in Spider-Man and in June.

2:00:28

So she has the box office to back it.

2:00:32

She does.

2:00:33

So I'm good with Zendaya at number two.

2:00:35

I still think that to me has like, has the full range.

2:00:41

I fully agree.

2:00:42

Because Zendaya, her slate coming up is due in three Odyssey Spider-Man brand new day

2:00:46

Shrek V.

2:00:47

Yeah.

2:00:48

That's the Infinity Stones.

2:00:49

That's like that she has the Iron gauntlet that she's going to be seen in every movie

2:00:53

that everyone goes to see for the next 18 months.

2:00:56

So just in terms of sheer recognizability and star power, name recognition, that is

2:01:03

the mountain top.

2:01:05

And I'm hopeful for more the dramas and challenges from her in the future.

2:01:09

But got to take your hat off.

2:01:11

She's kind of operating the chess board very masterfully right now.

2:01:16

She's still doing the Ronnie Spectre movie, right?

2:01:18

I believe so.

2:01:19

I believe so.

2:01:20

I think that I don't know what stage that's in.

2:01:23

Yeah, I don't think it started filming yet.

2:01:25

I know she was asked about it and she gave one of those like, was it Barry Jenkins?

2:01:29

Is that who's doing it?

2:01:30

I live 2025.

2:01:33

But I don't know if it's happened.

2:01:34

Anyway, I hope it happens.

2:01:36

I hope it happens too.

2:01:37

Yeah.

2:01:38

And I think that's very clever casting.

2:01:39

Number one is Shalameh.

2:01:40

Yeah.

2:01:41

He crossed 30 years old.

2:01:42

He's held you down five December's dam.

2:01:45

And you know, he's going to do another one with doing part three.

2:01:49

Yeah.

2:01:50

Wonka too.

2:01:51

I hope it doesn't happen.

2:01:52

I hope they kill it with fire.

2:01:55

James Mangold crime motorcycle movie.

2:01:57

Would like to see it open.

2:02:00

Marty Suprem is, you know, an instant classic.

2:02:04

The finishing touch.

2:02:05

Yeah.

2:02:07

After the previous dominance that he has had.

2:02:11

And the most amazing thing is that he's only 30.

2:02:14

So is there is there a case to maybe that he should take a break after doing part three?

2:02:21

And just not be around.

2:02:23

Do you mean a break from making movies or from being in the public eye?

2:02:27

The, well, they're, they're interwoven, right?

2:02:30

I mean, you can't reek.

2:02:31

I mean, he has proven to be such an expert marketer that if he makes a movie, he needs to

2:02:35

sell it.

2:02:36

And he needs to be there as he gets paid to make the movie.

2:02:37

Like that's part of the, that's part of the deal now with, you know, crews for a long

2:02:41

time as the same way of crews could sell the shit out of a movie because he just was,

2:02:45

he would go all over the place, but he would also seem, you know, untouchable at the same

2:02:48

time.

2:02:49

I'm just curious if like he should maybe literally just take 18 months off.

2:02:53

So he's not seen.

2:02:56

I don't.

2:02:57

Well, then I then it goes away, you know, and as his partner three years, thank you for

2:03:02

our foundation.

2:03:03

Kylie Jenner would say to him, just when they're tired of you.

2:03:05

is when you got to hit the gas, right?

2:03:08

Perhaps you're right.

2:03:09

That's quoting the moment for those of you

2:03:10

that aren't on my level,

2:03:13

or on Timothy Shalame and Kylie Jenner's level.

2:03:17

I know.

2:03:18

And also he's not that type of guy.

2:03:20

And that's not why he works.

2:03:23

That's not like what makes him a star for him

2:03:25

to just be like, well, now I'm gonna sit back and reflect.

2:03:28

No, he's always like touching the fire.

2:03:30

Do you think he's an Avengers Doomsday?

2:03:32

I sure hope not.

2:03:33

No white drugs and no superheroes.

2:03:35

That's right.

2:03:36

That's right.

2:03:37

From one Leo to another.

2:03:39

Yeah, I guess he's also attached

2:03:45

to Richard Powers' 2024 book Playground.

2:03:48

Are you familiar with that book?

2:03:51

I became familiar with it when this was announced.

2:03:55

But this is what he's doing.

2:03:57

It's about a tech billionaire suffering from dementia.

2:04:00

Okay.

2:04:00

I haven't read this book.

2:04:01

I don't know it.

2:04:02

Sounds intriguing.

2:04:03

When are the pull of surprise?

2:04:05

Yeah.

2:04:07

Timmy probably should have been the winner last time

2:04:10

over Margot Robbie.

2:04:12

It's 50% what you've done.

2:04:15

He hadn't opened Marty's Supreme yet.

2:04:17

We were hopeful.

2:04:18

Yeah.

2:04:18

He hadn't done it yet.

2:04:19

Margot.

2:04:20

And just let, listen, Barbie, I, that that was a real thing.

2:04:25

We may look at it.

2:04:26

Northern Heights was a real thing.

2:04:27

Yeah, we didn't like it, but it was a real thing.

2:04:30

Yeah, that's fair.

2:04:31

That's fair.

2:04:32

What about a big bold beautiful journey?

2:04:34

Well, that was also called Pharaoh's fault, you know?

2:04:37

Okay.

2:04:38

Damn.

2:04:39

You win some, you win some you lose some.

2:04:40

Any closing thoughts on this list?

2:04:42

Shall I run it down one last time?

2:04:43

Yeah.

2:04:44

Okay.

2:04:45

You don't do a scroll all the way back to the top.

2:04:48

35 I.O. Debrae, 34 Austin Abrams, 33 McKenna Grace,

2:04:52

32 Miles Katen, 31 Ava Victor, 30 Chase Infinity,

2:04:56

29 Barbie Ferreira, 28 Dominic Cessah, 27 Emily Bader,

2:05:01

26 Bad Bunny, 25 Aaron Pierre, 24 Meagoth, 23 Dylan O'Brien,

2:05:07

22 Daisy Edgar Jones, 21 Barry Kiogan, 20 Micah Monroe,

2:05:12

19 Sursherone, and 18 David Corn Sweat, 17 Hailey Steinfeld,

2:05:16

16 Paul Maskell, 15 Kiki Palmer, 14 Mikey Madison,

2:05:21

13 Ariana Grande, 12 Margaret Qualie, 11 Jenna Ortega,

2:05:25

10 Austin Butler, 9 L Fanning, 8 Florence Pew,

2:05:29

7 Agutella Joy, 6 Jacobalorty, 5 Millie Bobby Brown,

2:05:33

4 Tom Holland, 3 Sydney Swini, 2 Zendaya,

2:05:37

and number one Timothy Chalme.

2:05:40

We've done it again.

2:05:42

And just to be clear, this is our definitive list

2:05:45

of the best working actors from a qualitative standpoint.

2:05:49

We are accredited, and so we kind of course assess skill

2:05:53

and make these decisions definitively, and we have.

2:05:56

These are the heirs and heirs to Marlon Brando.

2:06:00

That's how we have evaluated this process.

2:06:02

We've studied all the acting techniques.

2:06:07

We have practiced the method as podcasters.

2:06:09

We only do this at each other when we're off

2:06:12

Mike as well, just to stay in character.

2:06:14

This is a character.

2:06:15

And yep, these are the best actors.

2:06:17

Good job.

2:06:18

Closing thoughts.

2:06:21

I feel good.

2:06:21

This didn't feel as complicated as it has.

2:06:23

A lot of names went off.

2:06:25

Yeah.

2:06:25

So there was a lot of open spots.

2:06:26

And so I would say 35 to 25 took some chances.

2:06:30

Yeah, why not?

2:06:30

That's what it's all about.

2:06:31

That's what we do here.

2:06:34

Do you think you're going to take any chances

2:06:35

with the Merrill Street polyfame?

2:06:37

Maybe.

2:06:38

I'm excited to talk about it.

2:06:39

And I think that this is an unusual one where I have a very

2:06:46

very, we both have a very deep bench of these movies.

2:06:50

We've spent a lot of time watching them thinking about them.

2:06:53

But they're probably very different

2:06:54

because her filmography is so large and also so varied

2:06:59

in a way like towards Amanda movies as well that we'll see.

2:07:03

And there might be disagreement.

2:07:05

You're expecting blood sport.

2:07:07

No, not necessarily.

2:07:09

But I do.

2:07:10

I just think we'll get to talk about more movies

2:07:13

and like types of movies we don't usually talk about.

2:07:15

That is very true.

2:07:16

There's a bunch of movies that don't come up very often

2:07:18

on her list.

2:07:19

It's amazing.

2:07:19

We've never done her.

2:07:20

So that'll be a lot of fun.

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We'll do that on Friday.

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Thanks to Jack Sanders for his work on this episode.

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Thanks to Lucas Cabinot as well.

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We're building the Merrill Street polyfame later this week.

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See you then.

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MUSIC

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Feels like every product claims real protein these days.

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Shhh.

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But real doesn't start on a label.

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It starts at the source.

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Like real California milk from California farm families.

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It's real dairy delivering high quality, complete protein

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with all nine essential amino acids to help build muscle,

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give you energy, and keep you satisfied longer.

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So keep it real.

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Look for the seal.

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Real California milk.