Glenn and Chloe are back at inspire9 for another week for a short episode as they race against time to beat the camera's battery life.
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We're not a prep, we should be a prep, but we're not. >> We should be more prepped. >> We should, but we are not. >> It requires travel and that's, you know, even though it's out for a lot of work, you know. >> I have to all go in the supermarket. >> Coming off a hard work week, you know, in the middle of a hard work week. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, anyway. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah, please check out our social medias. Wednesday, our plate's the name of the show. Good movie Monday is the name of the flagship show that we have. So, go to goodmoviemother.com. Click the upload tab that takes you to all of our social medias. We have a Facebook group where you can engage with this, interact, inform the show, like, make comments and suggestions and we'll name drop you even. It's a lot of good fun, we love doing it, and hi, Chloe. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> I want to make a petition to change the name, well, not change the name, but instead of good movie Monday being a flagship, I'd like it to be the mothership. >> But we're not killed, Tony. >> No, I'd like it to be, I'd like it to be the mothership. >> And we're the baby ship. >> Okay, all right. >> [LAUGH] >> Cuz you know- >> That's gonna be cut out. >> You know, kill Tony, the podcast comes to your life in the mothership, right? >> No, I do. >> Because Joe Rogan's my club all the comfortable. >> No, I didn't know that, no, I'd still like to be the mothership. >> Okay, all right, so take a note everyone. >> [LAUGH] >> When I get home and go through the footage, I'll note that myself. >> Thank you, yep. >> And like you said, pop all the time, it out there. >> Thank you. >> [LAUGH] >> Shit, what are we gonna do? So first and foremost, just a note to you, is we're racing against the battery clock. >> Let's do it. >> So we'll do it, have a good episode, everyone, ready and go. Take it away. >> Hi. >> [LAUGH] >> Hey, King. >> Now what we're gonna do this week, we've got some games that we've planned out. And the first one is closest lookalike replacement actors. And what this means is we're gonna throw an actor at the other person and they've got to then try to find another actor that would be suitable to play them in a biopic. And the more I've thought about this driving in here, the less happy I am choosing it as a game to play. >> Yeah, see I've gone, like I've picked some young bucks, but then I've also given suggestions as to who's biopics they could be doing as well. >> Okay, interesting. >> We're gonna go a couple of different ways with this show, we can do it either way. >> Roll with the punches. >> Roll with it. >> Okay, do you want me to give you one? Okay, Jack Nicholson, who would play him well in a biopic? >> No, I don't have that one, Jack Nicholson. >> But the name of the game is to try and actually think of it yourself without- >> So like Jack Nicholson, maybe we'll now Zac Efron now, because now he's got like the square jaw. >> Let's just, let's just do a blanket roll if it could be any point in time. Like just, you can pick an actor from a hundred years ago. >> Okay. >> It would be perfect to play them in a biopic, but it doesn't matter like. >> Yeah, I think I'm gonna go for Zac Efron with that one. >> Zac Efron, yep, I can buy that, I guess. Before or after the chisel, chill, after? >> After, I think he's more like Jack Nicholson after, cuz he's got the wide face. >> All right, cool. >> Definitely not high school musical, Zac Efron, that's not gonna- >> Although he'd be a good Jack Nicholson in Photoshop Horrors. >> Oh, maybe, maybe, yeah. >> All right, cool. >> All right, what about, what about Steve Buscemi? >> Crazy eyes. >> Yeah. >> Two at play Steve Buscemi, okay, that is a really interesting one. I'm just, my God, well, I mean, you could. >> Once you know it, because I have someone that I think, once you know it, you can't unsee it. >> Well, I've got someone in mind, but I can't remember their name. He was in the sessions. >> Okay. >> All right, yeah, let me just look this up, cuz I- >> So when I was looking this up, I was thinking a little too hard about it. And then something popped up and I was like, my God, yes. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to tell you my name? >> Yeah, yeah, I understand, I understand. >> Bill Scars' God, you put them side by side. >> Yeah, okay, you get that image in your head. >> I was thinking John Hawkes. >> Okay. >> Do you know him? >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, cuz in this photo, he looks quite handsome, but he's usually playing like a meth head type of character, he's got a squanny, he's either sunk in them. >> Yeah. >> All right, cool, all right, that's an interesting one. >> Yeah. >> Good one too. >> I know, right. >> Yeah, so you have this one. >> Fuck, I'm good at this job. >> Uh-huh, what about Bradley Cooper? >> Ooh, that's a really hard one. >> Mm-hm. >> Tom Holland. >> Tom Holland. >> Yeah. >> Robert Cooper, I don't see it. >> Just a general handsomeness, I think of the hair at the moment. >> I mean, the way that Bradley Cooper. He's put on a fake mask for Maestro, you could get any actor and just put fake shit all over there. >> Maybe. >> Yeah, he has a comment. >> I'm trying to think of someone who looks like him, but there's, yeah, I think- >> This is a thing, it's quite often in biopics, particularly big Hollywood ones. The actor doesn't look at him, they're like him, but they're made to look like him. And I always wonder about casting agents when they cast these things, like they have a really good life for who would be perfect. >> Mm-hm. >> And they go for character traits and personality over looks, and then they- >> Yeah, they work it that way. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> All right, cool. >> What about Gene Wilder? >> Obviously, that's the guy from The Bear, Jeremy Ellen White, that's everyone would go there. >> Yeah. >> He should have been- >> How crazyly cray- >> The problem is when they cast Wonka with Timothy Chalamet, is that Jeremy Ellen White hadn't broke yet, like through to Holly. >> Yeah. >> He hadn't been an established actor at that point in time, but at least not a well-known one. >> You would nail a Gene Wilder, too. >> Exactly like when Mary Poppins Returns came out and they put Emily Blunt in the role, which everyone thought was fantastic. >> Yeah. >> Same with Timothy Chalamet. They're like, yeah, that works. But then straight after that movie came out, Claire Foybroke on the crown. >> Yeah. >> And if you watch her mannerism, she is, like, Julie- >> Very much. >> Yeah. >> She would've been perfect. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, cool. Well, that was an easy one. >> Yeah, it was an easy one. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Your next one's Killian Murphy. >> He's beautiful. >> Well, okay. >> You have to put contacts in whoever it is. >> Yeah. >> No one had eyes liking. >> He's got those striking eyes. >> Yeah. >> I have absolutely no idea. >> What about, like, a Taryn Edgerton or something? >> He's more short and stocky, whereas Killian is a lot more tall and swanky. >> Lanky, yeah. >> So, I don't know, maybe like Andrew Garfield or something if he- >> Wow. >> Could nail his accent and put contacts in. >> That's awesome. I knew that was a hard one going into it, because there's really no one that looks quite like it. >> No, not really. >> All right. >> All right. What about Robert DeNiro? >> Oh, Robert DeNiro, this could be anyone who can do an impression. >> Anyone. >> Pretty much. >> I'm thinking of my favorite person, who's doing an impression. >> So, I mean- >> Not quite. >> I've really gone off this actor, and we've already mentioned him, but Bradley Cooper, maybe. >> Okay. >> I think he could possibly do it, but I really don't like Bradley Cooper anymore. He's done it for me, like he's- >> He still does it for me. >> Yeah, okay, yeah, I'll just settle with that. There's probably a hundred others I could do. >> I love a Dave Franco, Robert DeNiro. >> [LAUGH] >> So, I think- >> The problem there is he's parodied the lamproomed him too hard. >> Yeah, but I think that's a brilliance of it, though. >> Yeah, I think once you cross that comedy line, you can't come back. >> No, I think he totally can. >> Well, he could pull it off, I suppose. >> He can definitely pull it off. >> Yeah, I never want to see him by a bit. >> No? >> No, he's another one, he's off my radar. >> [LAUGH] >> You don't like to go anymore. >> Keanu. >> Keanu. My God. >> Your impersonation of him is really bad. >> [LAUGH] >> I know he's really good. Damn it. >> No, no, sorry, sorry. >> We're friends, we're friends. >> Are we? >> God, I don't mean, no, I have no idea. >> I mean, I haven't come up with ideas like you have, so I don't know either. But Keanu is okay, let's have a look. >> Polish or? >> [LAUGH] >> God, imagine Polish or, like, in speed. >> [LAUGH] >> 47 Ronan. >> John Wick. >> The only one Polish girl could get away with is Bill and Ted. >> Bill and Ted, yeah, that's where I was kind of going with it. >> Yeah. >> Like, you do a Bill and Ted type thing. >> Yeah. >> But other than that, I have absolutely no idea. >> Andrew Koji. >> Okay. >> Yeah, from snake eyes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, go reboot. >> Okay. >> What about Dolly Parton? >> Dolly Parton, once upon a time, possibly the most beautiful woman on the planet. Have you seen the photos of her like, when she's in the 20s? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Okay, which Dolly Parton, what are you talking about? >> Doesn't matter. >> Okay. >> He's a Dolly. She's as close to Marilyn Monroe as you can get her back in the day. >> You reckon? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. She was beautiful, but she still is beautiful. She's just amazing and talented. >> So if you could do a biopic of her now and chronicling the leather part of her life, I would have to say somebody like, well, it could be anyone. You have a plastic on their face. Like you just like- >> Quite possibly. >> I was walking through the cold car park and a plastic bag swept up into my face. >> You could be Dolly Parton. >> Exactly. >> I'm going to tell you I think should do your biopic or you should do your biopic after this, by the way. >> If you say, "Toady from neighbors," I'm curious- >> No, I was not, I wasn't, I wasn't. >> Okay. >> All right, moving on. >> So I chose Miley Cyrus, I think, because in terms of the singing and all that kind, it's all she said, "God, daughter." >> God, daughter, yeah. >> So I think just playing the whole entity issue would have the best sort of background on that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And she probably used to end really well to Miley Cyrus. Miley Robbie. >> Ooh, that girl from Sex Education. >> Sex Education, what girl's that? >> I don't know who that is. >> They look exactly alike. >> Jamie King? >> No, no, no, no. >> Jamie King would play her perfectly. >> Maybe. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, look up that, look up Sex Education and then one of the lead actors from that, like twins. >> Okay, I'm looking at that now. >> Absolute twins. >> While you're looking that up, I'll give you my last one. >> Mm-hm. >> What about out? Ashton Kutcher. >> Ashton Kutcher, ooh. Instantly, for some reason, my mom went to show William Scott, but I don't think he would be. >> Wow. >> I think they could play related very well. >> Okay, yep. >> They played together and dude with my car, so is that what you did? >> Of course they did, oh my God. >> No, that's not where my mind went, but Jesus, I was thinking evolution. >> Yeah, that's a good one, too. >> Because I think Ashton Kutcher could have done that role in evolution. >> I don't know, Ashton Kutcher. See, this is why I regretted choosing the game, because I'm like, it's a very hard one. >> I went with Jacob the Lordy, because I think the tall, the floppy hair, the bone structure. >> Okay. >> Yeah, and I think Jacob the Lordy could do goofy easily as well, so. >> Okay, I'm not finding Sex Education here because my phone's just, it's got full bars and it's not done. >> I probably even got the wrong sort of TV show as well, so we've got that in fact, check that. >> It'll be on the screen now, there we go, okay, there we go. >> Have you got any more? >> No, that's it. >> So I'm going to tell you who I think you could do something like that. >> You could really know who you would play in a biopic, right? >> Alison Hanyan. >> Yep. >> Yeah, okay, I think you could do a really good Shawn Aston. >> Shawn. >> That's a compliment, what are you doing? >> Don't look like that. >> She chose the fat one. >> No, that's a compliment. The manner reasons, the way you present yourself. >> I love taters. >> You do love taters. >> [LAUGH] [BLANK_AUDIO] >> Does that mean I can do Shawn Aston too? >> Glenn Richards from Augie March, the rock band, look him up. And I can tell you what, that's exactly one of us will play the other in a biopic. >> Oh really, okay. >> And every time I used to go out to live bands, which was every week back in the day. Everyone would think of Glenn Richards and I used to get, hey Glenn, and I'd be like, yeah. >> Yeah. >> [LAUGH] >> So I've signed, Glenn Richards, I've signed many autograph on your behalf, I can tell you. >> There you go, that's fun. >> Yep. >> That's very funny. >> Okay, so next game on the roster here is, give each other a movie title. And you gotta pair it with two other movie titles for the ultimate movie marathon. >> Yep, and no judgement this time, please. >> Are you talking to me or them? >> Everyone. >> [LAUGH] >> There was a little judgement on the first time we ever played this. >> Oh my. >> You had to pick the filmathon. >> And socials. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that was fun, wasn't it? >> Yeah, hilarious, loved it. >> [LAUGH] >> Hasn't a flashback, good times, all right? So you wanna go first? >> Yeah, sure. >> All right. >> I love how you put your notes down. >> I know, you can't see my answers. Superstar. >> Hang on, how's it good? >> That's right. >> That's tough. >> Yep. >> It's just tough. >> Why just that? >> [LAUGH] >> Hurry on superstar. >> [LAUGH] >> All right, we're still having such a good day. >> If, if that shows up on camera, I'm slowing it down. >> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH] >> Dear lord. >> All right, superstar, all right, let's do a movie marathon. This is a kind of easy one, so for superstar, I would pair it with ladies man, which is the Timothy Meadows film. >> Mm-hm. >> Do you want to record it? Have you seen it? >> No. >> So it's his SNL movie. >> Yeah. >> He plays the ladies man, or he's a radio sex jockey. And people call in and he gets a call. He says to the audience, he did nothing to be ashamed of, you know? Well, human, we all love this sexy. And then these coaches in there, hello. I got the ladies man, yes you have. What can I do? Like me and my wife are 80, seven years old, and we do have sex every night. >> Yeah, well, that's disgusting. >> [LAUGH] >> I can see too many of that as well, that's so good. >> So that, superstar, ladies man, and probably, not all the Roxbury. >> Yeah, that's a good one. >> I love that era of SNL movies. >> So good. >> Yeah, it's a really, and when you think of SNL, you think they've made so many movies, but the actual official SNL movies, it's a very small list. >> Yeah. >> You know, Wayne's world, Blues Brothers. >> Hot Rod. >> Yeah. No, Hot Rod's not even an SNL one. >> It was produced by a ball. >> Yeah, no, but when. >> Like a character on the, oh, I see I see, come heads. >> Yeah. >> 100%. >> Yeah. Cool. >> Cool. >> All right, so your one. >> Yep. >> First one's tremors. >> Ooh. >> One, two, three. >> [LAUGH] >> Griblins. >> Oh, good one. Good one. >> And I'd have a first-time movie viewing of critters. >> Wow. >> Best one you've ever done. >> Yeah. >> No judgment on that whatsoever. Fantastic. >> Yeah. So critters popped up the other day, and I was just like, oh, I'm not in the right frame of mind, but I'll remember where it is. >> Okay. Very cool. Your next one. >> Oh, yeah. >> We've got to get it fast. I've got batteries. >> Reefer madness. >> Reefer madness. The one you like to eat, and the people aren't okay. So I would probably do. Okay. Oh, um, the, no. >> What's the spend? >> Up in smoke. >> Okay. >> The Cheech and Chong movie. >> Yep. >> And I'm going to go down the dope sort of route, and probably the ritual reefer madness. >> Nice. >> Very nice. Very nice. >> Okay. So your next one's Jurassic Park. >> Ooh, Jurassic Park. Then I'd probably go. E-T. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> And then, oh. Oh, God. Goonies. >> Interesting. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That was hard. >> Well, they're all spill giggle. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cool. >> So what we're about to do now is skip to the last game because we don't know any time. >> Do you want to just keep going with this game and use that game next time, or? >> No, because the next game has a punishment involved. >> Oh, damn it. >> Okay. >> So we're doing a game called Who's Lips Eat Chip? All right. So we've got photos of lips. We've got to match them with the actor. Whoever loses his round by guessing the least amount. >> Uh-huh. >> Has to eat something I have purchased for this game. >> Mm. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Am I sending these to you in a mess yet? >> You can show me on this screen if you want. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to go first. >> Can you guess who -- I won't have to get the other one though. That is. >> Is that Elvis Presley? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do do do do. >> Elvis Presley. >> They will be on the screen. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Did you just see my next one too? >> No. I didn't. >> Oh, there's a mustache there. >> Mm-hmm. >> Is that John Heater? >> Oh, my God. Why does he look like a crack head in that? >> I know. He's got a red pet. >> All right. Next one. >> Yep. >> That is. >> Pod. >> Oh. >> Vince Vaughn. >> Fuck. >> All right. >> Vince Vaughn. >> There we go. >> Goddamnit. >> What's that now? What are we at? Two? >> You've got two correct. I've got none. >> Uh, do you need Davis? >> Oh, Drew Barrymore. This is not looking good for me. Goddamnit. >> I apologize to the people working outside in the final. >> Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry. All right. Your next one. >> We'll wait. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. All right. Your next one. >> We'll wait. >> What's that? We'll be eating. Is that what you said? >> We're eating dog shit. Leslie Mann. >> Dammit. You have made this so hard. >> That's the point. That's the point of the game. >> I wasn't trying to make it so hard for you. >> Oh, that's, um, it's not Regina Hall. It's Regina Hall. >> Is that you? >> No, it's Violet Davis. >> Why don't you just go fuck this out? >> All right. >> Go fuck this out. >> I know what your problem is. All right. >> I'm putting the nose in it. >> You're giving me too much. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> For sure. I mean, if you turn all these sideways, the dirty. [ Laughter ] >> Especially this one. >> Uh, Marlon Brando. >> Who's that? >> Ben Mendelssohn. >> Okay. >> That shocks me. >> That one doesn't count. >> I'm shocked. I forgot. >> Oh. >> I should not go one more. >> All right. >> Jamie Fos. Is it even worth doing another one? >> I have to redeem myself. Is that Leo? [ Laughter ] >> I love that you should ban his lingo. >> What do I have to eat? I'm so hungry and I'm so not excited for this. >> Yeah. I've prepped Chloe for -- >> You knew I was going to lose. >> You didn't know you were going to lose. Are you ready? >> No. >> So she has to eat something of my choosing. There you go. [ Laughter ] [ Laughter ] >> Excellent. Thank you for watching everybody. That was a fun one, all bit short one. You can thank the battery. That was fun. >> Yeah. >> That was fun. >> Okay. Next week we'll be back to do it again over Zoom. Have we got a plan for next week? >> None so far. >> None so far. Don't forget to go to our social media and like all the pages. If you're on the Good Movie Monday YouTube, don't forget to click that bell because that'll notify you when all of the episodes are up. >> Go to the Mothership website. [ Laughter ] And find updates. >> All right. >> Click on it. You won't regret it. >> All right. >> I'll tell you now. >> See ya. >> Yummy. >> Cheers. [ Music ] [ Silence ]