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I'm sure we annoy lots of people when we blunder movie facts and trivia and things like that. We're both culprits, so. Almost constantly. Yeah, it should be a tagline, I reckon. [Laughter] If you aren't new to this, thanks for watching. We are obviously a video, but if you're listening on the audio, that is your signal right there to come across to a video channel. We're on YouTube, we're on Facebook. The website's called goodmoviemonday.com and there's a drop down tab there to update. It has everything we do, it's a full archive. But this has become very much a visual show because not only do we have conversations, but we have visual cues. We like to play games with movie images and I've got a few of those tonight. It's going to be fun. I'm going to kick one off with one of my now legendary intro photos for you in a second. It's your thing. But I do want to give a quick promo shout out to our flagship or, I guess you'd say, father show, mother show, whatever you want to call it. Good movie Monday, it's a weekly podcast hosted by myself and Benjamin Hellwig. This week's a great episode to go and check out because we have a massive interview with Chris Nash. He's a director of a new movie called In A Violent Nature, which is phenomenal, really worth a look. And we have a huge chat with Kate Fitzpatrick, one of the programmers at the Melbourne International Film Festival. And that's the first of three weeks of chats with her. Just diving into the program, what you should see, all that kind of stuff. So go check that out. Go check that out. He's your co-host Ben Hellwig, who is also known as Benjamin Booth. Has a new catchphrase. Has a new catchphrase. He has a new catchphrase. He has a new catchphrase. I loved the episode with the boneheads that you did. For people who don't know who the boneheads are, you need to go over to Good Movie Monday. Because you will hear all about them. They are some of my favorite people. I love them so much. And Ben played this awesome game where the movie title has nothing to do with the actual movie. And he has a catchphrase. What is it, Glend? Do you remember? Fuck me. No, I don't. And I'm the one that's probably listened to it the most because I had to end it. I can't remember it either. It is. It is. It's like outrageous. I think it's outrageous. But everything was outrageous. And I haven't laughed that hard in so long because everything is just outrageous. He caught Joe from boneheads off guard with that one big time. It was great to watch and listen to. It destroyed me anyway. Very good. That's on TikTok as well. That video I think is a standalone video on TikTok you can check out. As well, if you want the short version, let me fire EmiJat you. I found a toy that I think you'd be very interested in. Oh, no. What has it got to do with my weekend? I've got to find it now. Where the fuck did it go? Oh, shit. There it is. All right. Come on. I'll see you right now. Where is it? Here it is. Let me have a look. Titanic. Oh, no. Yeah. Oh, for people who are listening and not watching. It's a Titanic toy of the passenger hitting the propeller. Yeah. I can hear this toy. Yep. I can hear it. Yeah. Oh, it's like a, like a muffled gun. Oh, my gosh. That's terrible. That's great. I love it. All righty. That's terrible. I told somebody that story the other day at work that I watched Titanic when I went and it came out and I was seven. Yep. And I'm pretty sure that's where my fear of open water began. Yeah. And my mum tried to hide my eyes from the sexy parts. That's mostly from what I remember from when we were going. They sound good sexy parts. Yeah. Before we do launch into our first sort of game, if you will. Anything you've been up to last week? Anything worth noting? Well, you know, for people who are joining in for the first time and for people who have been here for a long time know that I struggle to watch movies. Even though there's a movie podcast, podcast, I do struggle to find time. However, this week I found time to watch three. What? Three. Can't believe it. I know. First of all, I went to the movies. That's insane. I know. We took the kids. We went on a little play date with one of my son's kids and his parent. We went to Village, Jr. They had never been before and they absolutely loved it. And we saw Despicable Me for. Of course. Which was cute. It was very cute. And my husband tried to be all movie guru. Didn't this character remind you of like Cruella de Vil and it had, you know, like Cruella vibes? You know, you could just feel the background knowledge and I'm just like, what are you doing? For a job. Get a podcast mate. You're giving me the egg right now. We've got a new sidekick. So yeah, that was really cute. It was really nice sort of afternoon out because it was raining and it was gross and you can't do anything. So we had fun. And then I decided last night, not last night. Jesus, where am I? Saturday night. Two, I'd seen ads for this over and over and over and over again. I'm like, fuck, fine. I'll watch it. It's called the Ministry of Ungently Your Fan. The New Guy Richy Movie. The New Guy Richy. It's on Amazon Prime. I really enjoyed it. I did enjoy it. It didn't blow me away. Yeah. I'm so not kidding on it. I just don't care. Yeah. It wasn't. I know. It's popping up on my to watch list as well. But I'm like. Everything. I have to watch that again. It was good. Yeah. Cool. It was good. Yeah. I'm glad to hear it. I'm glad to hear it. But I'm probably not going to be in a rush to see it for any. Yeah. It's like, it's fun. You know what I mean? Yeah. It's fun. And apparently the character that Henry Cavill plays called Gus Marshall, something I can't remember right now, is what the James Bond character was based on. Okay. So, you know, there's a kind of fun tie there. Harry Elwes is in it. That big, thick guy who used to play Sad Castle on Blue Mountain State. I can never remember his name. Yeah. Yeah. It was fun. Cool. And then the last one is I watched on Sunday because I decided to just try it out. I know me, Glenn. I'm a hockey girl at heart. I love my hockey. Hockey is when hockey season is on, you don't talk to me. Like, I love my Oilers and I will stick by my Oilers forever. I watched miracles. Okay. That's okay. Okay. Cool. So good. It is. It is. Is that Kurt Russell? Kurt Russell. Yeah. Yeah. So, so nice. Like, I was getting emotional and I have to be completely honest. It's probably the most real portrayal of actual, how actual hockey is played. Yeah. Yeah. In real life. It's probably, yeah. They did a really good job portraying it. Yeah. I like that one a lot. It is good. It's a formulaic movie. It's, you know, it's just another one of those sort of, you know, underdog stories. It's good stuff. And I thought for a minute you were going to say slap shot. Is it not based on a true story? Yeah. Of course it is. Yeah. It is. All of those sort of sports, underdog stories, same with the teacher that comes in and lifts the class up. They're all the same formula and they're all based on a true story because it's a fairly common thing that happens in life. Yeah. True. Very true. Yeah. Cool. Cool. Yeah. So the screen has been glitching a bit. People will be familiar with that because Ben and I had the same issues on the show on Good Movie Monday where our camera just kept fucking glitching all over the place. So if you've noticed any weirdness in the screen, that's all that is. So just ignore it. Wouldn't be sure if there wasn't some sort of technical issues if I'm going to be completely honest. Oh, good. We're going to jump into the first one? Yeah. Would you like me to go first? Sure. Okay. This is a really easy one. It's a yes or no game. Love it. It is. Does it have a sequel? Oh, no. I'm going to just name movie titles and you tell me yes or no if it has a sequel or not. Okay. Now do you want me to reveal the answer as we go? I think that's probably the best way to do it. Let's do it. Yeah. Let's do it. How about the classic 80s sci-fi comedy short circuit? Definitely has a sequel. You're correct. Thank God. What about escape from New York? I want to say yes. Is that the Kurt Russell one? Yeah. Yeah. I want to say yes. Correct. Do you know what it's called? Yes. Escape to LA. From LA. From LA. Oh, it's so close. Do you know what the proposed name for the third one is that hasn't been made? Escape to big trouble in little China. Escape from Earth. Oh, dear. That escalated quickly. If I can hold other world to explore it, it's all right. What about the great escape? No. It does. Christopher Reeve was a star of that one. Oh, Christopher Reeve. Yeah. It's one of my favorites. I do love it. It's a made for television sequel that was done as a mini series. It's quite fun. Oh, nice. What about big trouble in little China? No. As far as I'm aware, it doesn't. You're on a roll, having a clean sweep here. This is great. I'm fine. Yeah. But we've got more to come. We've got more to come. The night is young. How about Beverly Hills Chihuahua? I feel like there is, even though there shouldn't be. You have the Disney channel, yeah? I do. Surely you've seen thumbnails? Not for that one. So what's your answer? So, no? I gave you the answer. I gave you the answer. Yes. Some nails. Yes. Absolutely there is. I believe there's three of them. It's not four. Oh, why? What about us? Ask the kids. They love it. That's why. The kids are dumb. It's like the air buddies movies. It's heaps of those. I just want to say something. Air Bud. Yeah? No. Not Buddies. Yeah, there's air buddies as well. Is there really? It's a whole side franchise. Yeah. Space buddies. Stunky buddies. Yep. I stand corrected. Okay. What about Saturday Night Fever? Oh. No. It does. Yes. There is. Absolutely. That's exactly what I was going to say. Sunday night. Hangover. It's called Stand Alive. Oh, yep. It's directed by Sylvester Stallone. And it's all about John Travolta's character. Moving from disco into Broadway six years later. Oh. And is John Travolta in it? Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. Oh, okay. It was a big deal at the time. What about close encounters of the third kind? No. Correct. What about Daddy Daycare? Oh, yes. There is a sequel. Correct. How many? Oh, God. One? Two. Oh, okay. Yeah. Daddy Day Camp was part two. That was directed by Fred Savage, had kept a good in junior. And then number three, which is fairly recent, it was called Grand Daddy Daycare. All about geriatrics being looked after. Geriatrics being looked after. Yeah. Yeah. It's all the old, senile seniors that need looking after. So they open up like a daycare for them. It's got Danny Traejo and a few other oldies in there. Oh, God. I love Danny Traejo. Get to see him as a senior. Oh, God. Silence of the lambs. Yes, there is. Don't ask me what it's called. Come on. Have a guess. I have no clue. Hannibal? Yes, correct. Hannibal Lecter? Yeah. Got it right. And then there was a couple more, but we'll move on. What about to serve with love? No. It does have a sequel. I guess that would be one of the earlier legacy sequels. The movie takes place about 25, 30 years later, but it was made in the early 90s. Okay. Yeah, with Sydney Portia coming back. It's quite an interesting one. Last one. Basic Instinct. Oh. Maybe. Possibly could lean towards yes or no on that one. For sure. Like, it's either one of those. It's like a 50/50 of one of those answers. Just follow your basic instincts here. Yeah. They're definitely as a sequel. Correct. Yeah. Good ones. That's what I was leaning towards. Not entirely clean sweep, but a pretty good one. Pretty close. Pretty close. Excellent. That's me done. My first one for you is a little bit of testing your knowledge a little bit. Yeah, yeah. You're much more of a horror fan than I am. You're a lover of monsters and villains and all that kind of stuff in the horror world. Here, this is what I want to call monsters and villains and how to kill them. Monsters and villains and how to kill them. Okay. I'm going to name a monster or a villain. And I want to see if you remember how they were killed. Far out. This will be very interesting. My recall might be shit. Let's do it. Let's see how we go. Let's see how we go. All right. The first one is Candyman. Candyman. Sweet. I mean, I remember Candyman. How do they banish him? Lots of bees. Yeah, I saw a still of that. No, his history is interesting with the bees. Yeah, I can't recall how they actually killed him in the final act. Now, so take this as, you know, like a, like a olive branch because I haven't seen pretty much any of these movies going off by what I've read. Apparently, someone destroys the painting of him and he catches on fire. Yeah, that sounds about right. And quite often, this is the, like, it's not a cop out by any means, but sounds like one. But a lot of these horror films, particularly ones I have not watched, like, on repeat, the, the finale is quite often underwhelming. It's the lead up to the finale that's, you know, that's strong. But yeah, that sounds about right. That's classic horror trope, I guess. What about Jason Voorhees? Well, they kill him in all manner of ways, like, which, which Friday the 30s that we took it out. You can give me, you can give me two. Okay. One or two. I'll go with one or two. Fuck me. Okay. Well, spoiler alert. He doesn't exist in the first one, so they don't kill him in the first one. Um, Jesus. So, I mean, they drown him in one, they drown him in what one is it? Number three, I think they send him to the bottom of the lake with, like, a cinder block. Is that because that's how he originally died? Well, yeah, I mean, that's, that's going back to that, the whole reason he doesn't exist in the first film. Um, people watching probably know that movie, if you don't know the end into the original Friday the 30th, tune out now. Um, are you frozen right now, by the way? You are. Okay. She's frozen. Oh, my goodness. At least it sounds back to. Oh, my lord. This is the universe telling me not to podcast during my leave time. Sorry, everybody. Sorry. That's, um, yeah. Program interrupt us. Not, but where were we? We jinxed ourselves with the technical dysfunctions. All right. So Jason for his. Oh, yes. So, look, I'm pretty sure they think they sink him in a lake. I don't think he can be killed. That's the thing. And the only one that got close to killing would be, um, fuck, what's his name? Tommy, Tommy Jarvis or something, which was Corey Feldman's character in one. Tom Matthews played him in another installment. And I think he either ties into a cinder block and drops him in a lake and drowns him or maybe hacks him with a machete. I remember him being bored with a machete and going to town on him. Um, but he likes so many boogeymen in the movies. You can't really kill him. Yeah. Yeah. Um, technically, you know, like, you got him that way. Yes. With a machete. All right. What about pumpkin head? Oh, my God. Pumpkin head for fuck's sake. Um, a movie that's overrated. One I probably have seen maybe five times in my lifetime. That'd be a good one to remember, wouldn't it? Considering I've seen it five times. Uh, what did I do to pumpkin head? I think it's a curse. I think it's a curse. Um, yes. And I don't know how they break the curse. And the person who resurrects him must die. All right. So that would be the Lance Henrikson character. Correct. Yeah. Right. What about Chuckie? I think pumpkin heads are her. Oh. Oh, shit. Sorry. That's right. Uh, Chuckie. I'm pretty sure Chuckie dies by, like, getting stabbed in the heart. Yes. Shot. I read. Anything through the heart, keeping in mind that Chuckie goes through many, many sequels. So can die over and over. What about the blob? The blob. Oh, my God. Throw some salt on it. I don't know. Um, isn't that a nuclear bomb or something? They bomb it? Um, they froze it with CO2. That's right. And that's in the remake. Like, like, in Terminator with the T-1000. That's in the remake. That's right. But the blob is a fucking phenomenal horror film. I think you would really like that one. I think I would like that one too. Yeah. It's very, very cool. I think that's a me one. What about Pinhead? Pinhead? Okay. Interesting. Cause he doesn't really die either. He's a servant of hell. Um. Oh. And so, like, he's an usher to hell. How do they get him in the end? I know that the dad dies on the pillar. They nail him to the pillar of souls and trap him in there, I think. Oh. Okay. That's not what I had. Like, light, lasers, and mirrors, and they create perpetual light. Uh, no, it's kind of... That's what happens when you... You could have crossed over to hell and, like, break the seal. Um. And, like... See, I just googled this, people. I don't do that. I mean, that could be... There could be truth to that. Cause that... Every time that Pinhead appears, there's lots of light beams and things like that. Right. Um, but I'm pretty sure... Maybe it's part two, but there's a part where they trap him in the pillar of souls. Okay. Yeah. Obviously, you know. Yeah. So. Um. Leatherface? He doesn't die. Not even in a grenade explosion? Um, how far down the line is that in one of the shithouse sequels? Um, because... Oh, quite possibly. Yeah, no, because he... That's the whole gist of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is that he's a mysterious figure in the night that, um, doesn't die. He gets away with his killings and finds a new place to live each time. So I know in the number one... What a leatherface. Because number one ends with the famous shot of him on the road swinging a chainsaw and then cut. Um. Number two ends with a very similar kind of scene. Um. Yeah, no. I'm going to just go with that. I don't kill Leatherface. Okay. Fair enough. And what about the last one? The creeper. From Jeepers Creepers. The creeper. Fuck. How did they get the creeper? Again, the creeper comes back. The creeper comes back, people. Um. So they didn't. They didn't. They didn't. That's right. In the first one. So, you know, for those playing at home, this is like one of the only horror movies I will stand to launch. Yeah. Um, he, you know, takes a hold of Justin Long and flies away into the night. They don't kill him. That is right. That is right. Um. Yeah. And every 26 years he will come back. Yup. Anymore... Anymore for me? That's it. Okay. Interesting. You've done it. That was very clever on your part there because most of them were not your go-to horror villains. Like, there was no Freddy in there. There was no Michael Myers. I don't know. Yes. Ah. Good stuff. I always got a couple right. Um, and thank fucker. You did all right. You did okay. Yeah. Like, well. Take the compliment. All right. Cool. Um, so I looked at this in big news over the last few days. It, it's of no interest to me whatsoever. And I'm sure everybody knows about it. So we'll just touch upon it briefly and that is that the Avengers is back. Avengers doomsday and Robert Danny Jr.'s coming back as Dr. Doom and blah, blah, blah, blah. I couldn't give a shit. Yeah. I'm pretty much of the same opinion. And I was having this conversation recently. Like, I'm sure it will do okay when it comes out. But I do think that Marvel's days are numbered and that has been proven in that they've had a massive lull in the last spot year or so. Um, they kind of just, there hasn't been a major Marvel release and the ones that have been have tanked big time. And that's freed up a lot of, you know, single standalone movies to hit the cinemas and do big business. Um, and it's a reminder to people that there's a reason to go to the cinemas other than superhero movies. So I think the momentum is going against Marvel right now and people just, I don't think there's a desire for it anymore other than the Uber nerds that are really rusted on. So I'll be interested to see how this goes if they're going to throw all of their eggs into that basket. I kind of hope it fails because they should know better. I mean, it was a pretty sweet reveal. I'll give them that. Yeah, but it surprised a lot of people. And I think that's a cop out. I think that they needed to do something a bit shocking. I mean, because he's obviously already in the MCU. So now everyone's going to be like, oh, how's Stark going to be doomed? You know, and all that because it's the same universe. And Robert Downey Jr. has said he would never ever come back to the Marvel universe. But you know, dangle a little bit of green in front of him. And of course he's going to come back. So they're really, I think they're, they're putting all of their bets behind him saving the day. Sure. Um, I'm nervous for them, but I honestly hope they fail. I'm just, I'm done with it. Another thing that I'm really kind of sick of seeing and I never thought I would ever, ever say this. Is I don't care to see any more press with Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. It is like everything in my feed is so saturated with them. And yes, they are hilarious. I love their dynamic. We get it. Yeah. The movies out. We get it. People are going to see it. People love Deadpool. I love Deadpool. I'm going to go see it. Enough already. But it's, it's enough. We, it's enough. I can tell you now, um, as somebody that is part of that junket process when they do these things, it is such a machine when they do this, right? Everything is choreographed down to the interview. Like, and so it's strategically planned. They've overblown it, I think, in this case. And yeah, it just makes me like them less when I see that much of them. Yeah, it's like everyone's already going to see the movie. Yeah. And let that romance take place in the film, not outside of it. Absolutely. 100%. All right. So next game, much more interesting than any of that. I've got, can you name the actor behind the makeup? Oh, okay. This is the picture one. Yeah. I've got nine of them. The first one's coming at you right now. I have not, I have not got, um, reveal photos. So I'm just going to tell you who they are if you can't guess. Sure. That's an easy one. A couple of easy ones. That is Gary Oldman. Exactly. Plain Winston Churchill. Yeah. Winston Churchill. All right. A couple of easy ones. Let's do this one. That is, oh, Jared Leto. Yes. Well done. I don't know who he's playing in that. It's playing Mark Chapman, the guy that killed John Lennon. Oh, okay. I thought he was playing 10 seconds. And that is, that is, um, method right there. Exactly. He's not in prosthetics like Gary Oldman was. So he actually stayed. Okay. All right. So number three coming at you. Now. Who is that? Oh, who is that? It's a very, very hairy man with glasses on. He looks like a mix between Einstein, Dumbledore and a homeless man. Um, oh, I'm not sure. It's from the movie The Laundromat. Does that help? No. No. A little bit. What? It's Meryl Streep. Whoa, whoa, whoa. What? Doesn't it remind you of Glenn Close from Hook? Yes. Wow. Go Meryl. Excellent. I can stuff you on one. Yeah. Next one. We're looking at the dude, not the chick. Story of my life. Oh, that's Christian Bale. Well done. Yeah. Playing Dick Cheney in vice. Oh, Dick Cheney. Okay. Yeah. He looks horrible. I think that's a combination of actual weight gain and prosthetics. Oh, because he's a very handsome man. So to look that unattractive is a feat for him. Well, how about this one? I love this. It's a great trade image. Is this from Hellboy? No. This is from the movie Legend. Okay. He looks like the red monster from the Tenacious D movie. Bezelbub. Bezelbub, yes. Be you, angels. I could literally sing that entire song. Don't get me started. Don't get us canceled, Chloe. Don't get us canceled. My ADHD will take me down that path. I have no idea who played that. That's Tim Curry. No. Yep. Are those his real abs? No, but they are his real horns. Good for you, Tim Curry. I'm not sure. No, I don't think he's wearing full prosthetic there. Wow. Okay. So number six, here we come. This is a classic. Oh, is that Elephant Man? No. That's not it. No. Similar kind of story, I guess you would say. It's from the movie Mask. Okay. I feel like I know who this is, but I'm not going to be able to remember. Go with the, I guess, the color of the hair. Maybe the complexion of the skin, because that is true to what it looks like. Oh. Carrot top? That's the best answer you possibly could have given. I mean, Carrot top kind of looks like that now. I was going to say, like, it's not dissimilar. No, I'm not sure. It's Eric Stoltz. Oh, the original Marty McFly. Correct. Correct. All righty. This is fun. All right. So we've got number seven coming at you. These are a little laggy. They're taking their time. Oh. Is this from Leprechaun? Yeah. That's got Jennifer Aniston in it. It does. Well done. I feel like I should know who this is also. Same actor played Leprechaun, I think, five of the installments. If not more, yeah. Yeah. I don't know. It's worked, Davis. Oh, dang, of course. God, he's good. I love him. I mean, he looks like the little bloody gnome elf guy from Harry Potter. Yeah. Kind of. Yeah. All right. Yeah. I think that's the point, though. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Second last one. Who is this handsome fella? Oh, dear Lord. Oh, dear Lord. What is that supposed to be? It's from a movie from the '80s called, or the early '90s, called "Freaked", directed by Alex Winter. Okay. So hopefully that's a clue. Thank you for that clue. I appreciate it. Do you know who Alex Winter is? Should I? Yeah. Oh, shit. So Bill and Ted. Alex Winter's the blonde curly. Yeah. He directed this. He directed this movie. This is Keanu. Yep. No. Yep. Keanu. Wow. It's a great image. Okay. Last one. He's got such good bone structure, doesn't he? Lucky last one coming at you. I love this one. A great movie. Awesome character. Who's that? Oh. That's um, um, is it David Reed? Is that his name? No. He's in... It's a pretty big actor. Yeah. See the wheelchair guy from one of the scary movies? Is that, that's who I'm thinking of? No. I have no clue then. I know because he's unrecognizable almost. That would be Billy Blackboard. Oh, hang on. Hang on. I've told you. I didn't hear you. Okay. I didn't hear you again. Okay. It's, um, Elrond from Lord of the Rings. He's an Australian Kiwi guy. You really didn't hear me. It's Billy Bob Thornton. Oh. Star. I can see it now that you've said it. Yeah. Yeah. I can see it now. Because back then... Well, he looks like... Back then because he'd come off sling blade, which he acted in and directed. He had a bit more like chubbiness to his face back then. Yeah. Yeah. So it's the glasses that made me think of the first one. And then like his mouth and everything makes me think of, I fuck Sam. Sam. Samuel. Who ever plays Elrond? What are the elves in Lord of the Rings? The Australian guy makes me think of him too. Um, I'm not David Wenham. No. No, it's Sam. Yeah. I can't remember. Oh. It looks a bit like David Cross too. That's, that's the first one I was talking about. It's only David Green for some reason. My brain. I hate it. Oh, shit. That's funny. All right. That's me. That's what I was trying to get to. Good one. Good one. Good one. Good one. Good one. Good one. All right. An easy one for us. Hopefully. Next. Please. Thank you for your time. Me too. Breakdowns, breakouts. You name it. All of them. Um, so I'm going to name an actor and actress and I want to see if you can name their breakout movie. So the movie that gave them, you know, their traction. Um, bonus points. If you can guess the year the movie came out. Wow. Okay. This is a bit like who's lines it anyway where the points don't matter. Exactly right. It's not essential, but I'll give you extra kudos. Um, all right. What about Sissy Spacek? They'll be Carrie. Yes. 1976. Yes. Two thumbs up for you. Oh my gosh. I've seen the remake of that movie, but I've never actually seen the original. Or shame. I know. Um, what about Kevin Bacon? Kevin Bacon breakout role is probably Friday the 13th. And if it's not that, cause that, that's the one that most people know him from first. It'll be flash dance. Um, not flash dance. Fucking footloose. Footloose. Yeah. Footloose is what I've got. Okay. That's debatable. I bet I guess that's the breakthrough role. Not his debut, but the breakthrough. So I'll give it. Yeah. Yeah. I'll give you the points for that one. Oh, thanks. It's so kind. Is that, um, 1984? Yes. So proud of you. Um, what about Jeff Bridges? Jeff Bridges. Wow. Um, I'm going to say the last picture show. 1974. Close. 73. Close. Give it to me. No, no, no, no. Give it to me. No, no, no, no, no. I don't need those points. Fuck the points. Phenomenal movie. Absolutely excellent film. And the director of that movie also directed Two Sur with Love Two. The one I was talking about before. Oh, simulation. What? All right. What about Leo? Leonardo DiCaprio. Well, you could argue that his breakout role was what's Eddy and Gilbert Grape. 19. I would argue the same thing. 92, 93? 93. Yeah, perfect. But he was also in Critters Three. Oh, okay. All right. Um, so a fun little fact about me is I went and did trivia with some work people. This is a little while ago. It is fun. It is. It's super fun. And one of the sections was movies. And then everyone looked to me like I should know everything. And I'm like, well, pressure's on. And one of the questions was name the movie that this house is from. And it put up a picture of a house and instantly I've gone, oh, what's Eddy and Gilbert Grape. And everyone's looked at me like you're a dickhead. I'm like, no, I'm telling you it's from what's Eddy. Great. Put it down. No other team got it correct, except for this team. So thanks, Leo. I thought you were about to go in the other direction and say everyone knew the answer except for me. No, but then. Sorry. Yeah. All of my work friends turned to me and gone. How the fuck did you get that that was from what's Eddy and Gilbert Grape? I'm like, I honestly don't know what sticks up here and why. But that did. Yeah. There you go. All right. What about Isla Fisher? I'm official, that's one I'm not going to get at all. I'm going to debate the answer that I got with another answer. Break through, I guess maybe wedding crashes? Yes. 2006. 2005. Five. Okay. But. Oh, hang on. No, I think the movie that I'm thinking of actually came out after wedding crashes. Okay. Where all good, it's wedding crashes. I was going to say hot rod. Yeah. I'm pretty sure that's definitely off. And probably not a breakout because I remember there's that one scene I will find you that that really crossed into the mainstream. Yeah. I still say it to this day. Yeah. To my best friends on birthday posts on Facebook. Don't go anywhere because I know. And last but not least, Miss Bullock. Sandra Bullock. Well, her breakthrough, I guess, is speed. 94. Yeah. Correct. But she was also a demolition man before that with Sylvester Stallone, which could be argued as her breakthrough and got her the role in speed. Yeah. That could be argued. She was in a notorious one called Fire on the Amazon, which once she had her breakthrough, she insisted that all copies be burnt and removed from circulation, which of course she can't control. So that move you went through the roof and had the opposite effect that she had. As it does. Looking from a person who doesn't have a collection like you do behind you, if you were to say demolition man, whatever that other fucking one that you said was off speed, what would you pick as the layman as to her breakthrough? That is why I went with speed. Yeah. Correct. That's why I went with speed. For sure. Yeah. Cool. Well, that was fun. I'll get you more next time, if you like. All right. That'd be good. Do you reckon we've got long enough or do you want to do another game each? Up to you. I've got another game, but I can save it for next week. Is it long game? It could be. Could be? Yeah. It's a discussion one. What do you all think? Well, what do you reckon? Yeah. They're telling us. Cut it. Back off. They're saying stop. If we bank a game, if we bank a game for next week, it means less prep. We don't fucking, we wanted the power shortage to stay. Man, you've created a trickier edit for me. Thank you very much. I appreciate that. Yes, I welcome. It's not like I have to. You're on holidays. You have the time. Except for one, the one, the one work commitment in my break is early in the morning. Of course. Yep. Rising at the crack of dawn. All good. That was fun. Regardless of fucking blackouts. So much fun. Glitches and lags. Glitches and lags. Thank you for the show title. I appreciate it. You're welcome. I have to be good for something. Oh god. All right. Well, thanks for watching everybody. That was a shambles and we appreciate you sticking with this. We love it. Don't forget, go to our socials and find actually Wednesday. Up late has a group on Facebook as well. Go to that in and of itself. Join comment. We'll comment back. It's good fun. Suggest games for us. 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