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Speaker 1: All right, so speaking of that, and thank goodness you're here, Taylor,

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because we were going to talk about this but not

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the Jews without you. So obviously, Taylor Sheridan, big week

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of people don't know, you know, big time writer director

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does all Taylor's favorite shows, Tulsa King nineteen twenty eight, Yellowstone,

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the whole shebang. Right, So last week came out, Hey,

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he's leaving Paramount, which was huge because Paramount, like Paramount Plus,

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became a big show, became a big act because of

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his shows. Right, it's not right away, I think it's

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like twenty twenty eight, but he got he's getting paid

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one billion dollars by Universal Jump Ship, so he is

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doing that. But that's why this news was very strange

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because just a couple of months ago we learned that

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Paramount had bought the rights they're making a call Duty movie.

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We'd learned that Steven Spielberg met with them and pitched

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to direct it and they turned him down. But it

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seems like now we have come around to even though

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he's leaving in a couple of years, they're gonna entrust

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har Sheridan at least to write this very big IPN movie.

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He's gonna write it. Peter Berg is gonna direct it,

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which she could IMDb him. He has a style it

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probably fits called Duty. Has done a lot of like

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army type of movies. But Taylor, I'm gonna throw you

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with all this Taylor shirt and stuff about. You know,

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he's leaving. So all these shows you really enjoyed a

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couple of years are going to be on the way out.

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So how do you feel about that? But I also

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obviously called the Duty is like, you know, close to

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your heart. Maybe it's not where it used to be,

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you know, it's I feel like we haven't you know,

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dusted off the old call duting quite a while since

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you know, Omni Movement and the ten Lost Streak and everything,

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but obviously still close to your heart. So what do

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you think about all this? What do you want from

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a call?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 3: I mean yeah, like before my move, I was dipping

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my toes back in there, I was emerging into the

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immerse immersing sorry into the Halloween stuff and.

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Speaker 1: Did you spend any money?

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Speaker 3: I got the battle pass with the Predator and then

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Chucky and I got the original Yaucha. So kn't go

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wrong with that.

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Speaker 2: They got me. I'm almost I almost finished the Chucky thing, and.

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Speaker 3: Then I get the bride of Chucky, Tiffany, so I

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want to get her. But yeah, cald Diddy, it's it's

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definitely close to my heart, no matter how many Swan

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songs I have for it. But when you look at

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a movie, man, there's so many different stories that they

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could tackle, and.

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Speaker 4: I really really hope they.

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Speaker 3: Don't do something along the lines of Woods and like

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black Ops and the Woods Woods, like what's his name?

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there's no don't called Mason. But there's just a few

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different characters in there.

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Speaker 3: That storyline is just very, very to me confusing and

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Speaker 3: I want a simple story one for one, two and three.

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Oh my god, that no Russian mission from ONEO for two.

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I don't think they could like politically put that into

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a movie. That's just too brutal of a scene. But

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much better, so much better. Let's even do a Nazis

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Speaker 2: Why not, but no, I would.

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Speaker 1: Love them too. I think you can't start off with

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Speaker 2: No you can't. That would kill kill them.

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Speaker 3: But I like the idea that Taylor Sheridan is tackling

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this very much. And yes he's leaving Paramount, but it

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doesn't mean that the shows are just over and done with.

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Speaker 1: The word is he's ending everything that like anything he

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Speaker 3: And you know what I'm I am okay with that.

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that I want to watch. That's gott Nicole Kidna I

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get into an indulgence, so I've got time, and then

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So there's lots of stuff that will keep me

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fact that he's writing on a call duty movie now,

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it's like, well, clearly he'll he'll take a check for anything.

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don't think has much. But I don't know, I don't

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know what. I think. It's just because the second we

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hear that, oh they know Steve Spielberg and they turn

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what movie they want to make now they want to

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make to me, they want to hit that dude, bro

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Monster Energy Market. They want to make it pedal to

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the Metal miss Like. I don't think they're gonna be

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adapting any of the games. I think it's just gonna

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have the name. Maybe you'll get like the character goes

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like the way like someone doom that do movie with

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not adapting the games, Like, I feel like they're gonna

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have thought, like even someone like Michael Bay would have

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watch these shows obviously Memn Taylor, because I just think

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they're they're meant for very old people. But that's okay,

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his movie is Tacaro Hill or Wire like. I love

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his movie stuff. So I don't know, I'll be excited

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for this review in this movie. Don't know what type

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Speaker 1: Somehow, I think there's a chance. I think that the

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right and if the will and that right away hurts

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your receipts unless they just say it's an outside terrorist organization.

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Speaker 3: Clearly based on like World War two era, like the

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world of war and not zombies fucking Nazis, which they

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you are they what are they gonna go to? And

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was like four stories and it's all different time periods

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where ones in World War two ones in there, and

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there's not a connection. It's just like you just get

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to do different diferent stuff. But I actually don't know

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what they will do. To be honest, I would assume

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it's gonna be more modern warfare in my opinion, but

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Speaker 4: I think it'll probably just be extremely generic. Unfortunately, I

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every year, and there's all these crossovers and stuff. But

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you're not gonna get that with the movie. So yeah,

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best selling game every year. I just feel like it's

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Speaker 1: Is the hope. It's kind of like, you know, uh

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Kirk was on here to talk about you know, he's

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half a billion dollar movies, that was just we're gonna

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character Like It's that almost the hope too, that those

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people that buy as Call Duty games they'll see that movie. Big. Oh,

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they made a Call Duty movie. I want to go

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see that. Like, I don't know if it's a one

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for one, but that's probably what they're hoping for, right,

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just don't know the level of it. Like even Tay

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saying would be a billion dollars, I wouldn't take that

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pizza bet. But I also wouldn't say it's impossible because

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you never Like I think Minecraft obviously has more like

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what you talk about, right, the iconography, characters, et cetera.

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I guess after Stitch. But still it's like, is that

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the same thing where it just comes out and it's like, Wow, yeah,

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call duty's here, Like I gotta see it because I've

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it could have that the same thing where you get

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that kind of ip though, where it's like, oh, we're

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referencing this moment or that moment. I mean, maybe they

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will just straight up one to one, like Taylor, off

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individual game story. They could just like one to one

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slap down on the big screen and have it be interesting.

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Speaker 2: I really o'bre and more.

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Speaker 4: I feel like I was gonna say, yeah, called for

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Speaker 3: No, Like the one I really liked was Advanced Warfare

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like a private comp that became very powerful, and so

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company that jumps to the future and he's like running

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part of the country now with his private organization.

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Speaker 2: And it just had a very intense story just to

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Speaker 4: I think they might do that as like a sequel.

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Speaker 1: With Spacey though, I'll say I don't think he don't

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Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, Keet Harrington.

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Speaker 1: I'm adding this so we don't forget and I don't

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know when you have it, but don't for the first

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month of January. I put Video Game Actor draft because

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he mentioned Kevin Spacey and I remember that being a

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big more like, oh they got Spacey. So I don't

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know if we'll do it that month, but I feel

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like we've done this multiple times. We're like, oh, we

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should do that, and then we forget to do it there.

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got listed there so we can move it because I

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want us to do that for stuff. Even if we

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do it at some point, are were we thinking about

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in December? I guess maybe for Game Awards maybe? Or

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is that gonna be too quick December November to try

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Speaker 4: We put it somewhere on the calendar and I'll look

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at it and think about it.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I'm gonna kick it over there. Let's see.

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Speaker 4: If I have a calendar in front of me, I

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can't think about anything. It's my brain. No, that's fair,

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on a random November in the middle, So you can

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Speaker 4: What November November eight, random middle of November. That's like

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two weeks from now.

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Speaker 1: I just know. But you said to see because like

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if we want to do before the Game Awards where

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we'll get those actors, we had to do it sometimes

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that's slot yea. So we'll see, we'll see, and we

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gotta kind of do it before January because.

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got to cast KT Harrington, elden.

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Speaker 1: Ring, of course elden Ring.

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Speaker 4: Remember there's an eld Ring movie that's been made. But

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w isn't the draft for like actors that are gonna

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be in video game movies? Isn't that what the draft

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Speaker 1: No, I thought, because I thought we're gonna pitch the

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drafting actors that would be in video games. What remember

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last year we talked about there's all these like.

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Speaker 4: Oh, you're thinking, okay, I was thinking of the opposite.

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I was thinking, what what actors are gonna to be

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an upcoming video game movies?

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Speaker 1: No, because we're talking actors that would be in video games. Yeah,

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because we had like a string where as a bunch

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I remember, I think it was after Bond when they

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show the Dexter guy. You were like, man, I really

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wish because we're talking about like I really wish we

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started doing this because it was that and there was

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like two other that month where it's like an act

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or an actor so crue yeah, and Game Awards, we'd

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probably see a actor at least somewhere, right. Yeah, Okay,

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we'll we'll circle back. We'll circle back in that mindset too. Oh,

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I guess I can give some questions here A SPECIs

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you go North Korea? Yeah, I could see that USA

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versus Canada. Well, there goes your Canadian box office right there. Uh,

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you know, maybe we wouldn't even get it. Uh, Superman

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Mike says Warriforre from Alice Garland this year could have

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easily had the call Duty slapt on it. See. I

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have not seen the film, but I would have to

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disagree because I feel like that movie looked like it

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was an emotional, like very intense movie. I don't think

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they called Duty movie is gonna be that. I think

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it's gonna be like that's the cow Bunga Boys. I

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think it's gonna be like a time like you want

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to be a soldier, Like that's how I picture that.

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Speaker 2: Join the army. Yeah, your recruiters line.

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Speaker 1: To me, it could be a full propaganda movie, like

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isn't the Army the best? Like look, we're using real

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kill streaks like like I because they could do that.

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one style called we were all them are licensed characters.

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to happen.

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Speaker 5: I would meet the gun I would meet in the

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middle where I would say, just get fame, like just

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famous actors playing themselves then instead of the characters, because.

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Speaker 3: That's what they do with those trailers, right those lives.

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You got Robert Downey junr who's I guess you brought

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a jet to a gunfight and then you.

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Speaker 1: Got the Robert juniors in one of these calls.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's fucking great.

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Speaker 3: You should play that the amount of character like actual

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actors have there, like fps Russia is he on screen?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: What could make.

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Speaker 2: Pull it up?

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Speaker 4: You got to pull it up commercial suppose I can't.

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Speaker 1: Remember pre okay, that's fine, Like oh, like just imagine

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him and Chris can t like, oh what you do today, Robert,

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look at this. Look it's called Duty trailer. I will

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pull up a second, says. The plot is they choose

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the world's best cod players, a former Real Steal team.

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All we couldn't make that after our our losing streak

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and Call of Duty. They can look at this.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the Black Ops two trailer.

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Speaker 1: Mike says, you're trash. You're just pitching minecraft movie. It's

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called Duty. It sounds awful. Yeah, that's what I think

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they're gonna do. I think it will be. I don't

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think it will be as comedic as that, but I

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feel like it's going to be dude Broie. Even though

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I got Taylor Sheridan, I still feel like it's going

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to be very mainstream, very bland, where Alex Garland's Warfare

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is still felt like you could feel the effects of

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Speaker 4: Your's not gonna try and be serious and okay and intense,

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but I don't think they're gonna stick the landing my

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early prediction.

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Speaker 1: Okay, I I just searched Robert Downey Junior. I didn't

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even put call Duty. I don't know what the first

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new would come up. But let's see, I'll see if

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I can pull it up. Oh, he's in a plane black.

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Oh my god, it's good.

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Speaker 2: It's good.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll bring it up. Better know this better not

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a deed monetized because it's.

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Speaker 2: Called twelve, I think is when this came out.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so right after Avengers, he's fine, he's that makes sense.

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He's still in like remote here like cann be a

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big star. Hey, buddy Paul. They even did the back

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in Black like Iron Man song. Right, I guess you

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brought a jet to a gunfight. M Like, honestly, this

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is why I think the movie could be this. I

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really think they do emo T shirt writing it. I

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think this could be the movie right there. And this

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is the movie that sadly could make like a billion dollars.

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I've seen enough of that that was horrific.

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Speaker 2: The better one you don't got to play this one.

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Speaker 3: Jonah Hill and the guy who I can't remember his name,

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Sam Worthington, the two of them like Rookie in the Nube.

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Speaker 2: Those trailers are so fucking good.

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Speaker 1: You couldn't remember the guy from Avatar.

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Speaker 2: Sam Worthington is your most forgetable guy in Hollywood on legs.

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Speaker 1: He could be perfect for this movie.

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Speaker 4: You know him and Cad Harrington?

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Speaker 1: Can Harrington can work? Is there any before you end this?

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Is there any one actor? You think? Because Dan, You're

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you're pitching more a drama serious one. Why are you laughing?

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Why are you laughing?

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Speaker 4: You're making my brain work hard. You're like, can you

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name this thing? I'm like, no, I can't. I'm out

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of what again?

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Speaker 1: Dyl? Not making your brain work hard? They come to you,

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they say, Dylan, who should we put on this call?

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Who's a good fit? Do you think?

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Speaker 4: All right, I'm gonna go with Sam Elliott?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely general, Okay, I'm gonna Oh you going Taylor? No?

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Speaker 5: No, no, you go?

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Speaker 1: You go? Oh? I suppose it's Henry Cavill. Yeah, that'd

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be a good one. Henry Cavill.

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Speaker 4: I'm thinking Sam Elliott, who just he's Yeah, he's like

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a sergeant type and he always calls the rookies sissy's.

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That's I think that's the road I'm going with. I

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feel like that's the kind of vibe this movie is

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gonna have.

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Speaker 1: That's a line.

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Speaker 4: He's the kind of guy who can deliver that sort

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of line.

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Speaker 1: Every actor in this audition has to say the word sissy,

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and like, oh, I like that. I'm gonna say shout

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at Cocktail Clay. I'm gonna say Boyd Holbrook. I think

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he would be perfect in this. He's already done a

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Jason things like in Indiana Jones and even in The.

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Speaker 4: Predators Rocking Shades for ninety the movie.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Taylor Kitch, Yeah, that's a big one. Yeah,

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because he works with Peter Berg, works with Kitchen Wahlburg

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a lot. I really don't want Wohlburg, but I actually

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think Wahlburg has a good chance of being cast. Unfortunately,

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I think I'll find it. I think he the last

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five movies, there's like a shriek of Peter Berg working

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with Mark Wahlberg, and I could see it again. I

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really don't want Mark Wohldberg in the same I don't

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dislike Mark Wahlberg. I just that would not get me.

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Speaker 4: This is kind of it's his kind of a realm

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for sure.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is interesting. So I was just kind

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of blown away.

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Speaker 3: I was curious what kind of like major actors have

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actually worked with Call of Duty. So obviously we've got

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Idris Elba. We've got Ice Cube, Kevin Spacey, as I said,

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Jason Statham, Helena Bonham, Carter, Jeff Goldbloom, David.

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Speaker 2: Hassel, John There, Gary Oldman.

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Speaker 3: Kid Harrington, Sam Wethington, as I said, Heather Graham, David Tennant,

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Katie Sakoff, George Romero, Ed Harris, Michael Keaton, which I

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didn't know, Ray Liotta, Michael Madson, she has Parliamentary Joe

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Speaker 1: Oh, they're gonna say Joe Pashi. I was like, fuck, yeah,

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if they say they're doing all due starring on Starrying

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Joe Pesci, that's a billion dollar movie right there.

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Speaker 2: John Malcolm by his side.

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Speaker 4: I always forget that actor's name.

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Speaker 2: John Bernal Dominic Money.

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Speaker 1: Birth alls like, that's like a total tight cast though

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right like like it's almost like you don't want to

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do it, but it makes sense. But yeah, So obviously

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this guy, Peter Burke, he directed the Battleship movie back

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in the day, so there you go. But then after

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that he went on a streak. These are the movies

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that he directed in a row and they all starred

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and Mile twenty two, So I guess it was only four.

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Speaker 4: Recent movies of his or just at some point his career.

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Speaker 1: Almost most recent he directed one movie in twenty twenty

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called Spencer Confidential. Oh that was Mark Wahlberg. So five.

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but the five most recent feature films he's done all

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Mark Wahlberg.

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Speaker 3: Fuck.

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Speaker 2: Okay, brent'sk what about that one?

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Speaker 1: I would much rather him being called duty than Batman,

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Speaker 4: Brenda.

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Speaker 1: Did you see Drop this year?

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Speaker 2: Dyan?

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Speaker 4: Hmmm, I might have put that on, but I think

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I dipped. I think I dropped out of that one.

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Speaker 1: If he watched it, he was the male lead who

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was like on the date with her.

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Speaker 4: I thought that was a guy from uh.

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Speaker 2: Twenty three? Yeah, Dylan?

472
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Speaker 1: Can you name that list of the top ten stream

473
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movies again?

474
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Speaker 4: Okay? Number one was the Substance. Number two was talked

475
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to me. Number three was twenty eight years later, Number

476
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four Long Legs. Number five was.

477
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Speaker 2: No, that's what I got it for the menu.

478
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Speaker 4: It was pretty good menu. See I'm not pulling the menu.

479
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Speaker 1: No, no, no, Who was the woman you would cast

480
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in this still I'm me to ask you once more

481
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on my side.

482
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Speaker 4: Name a woman that isn't that like a Billy on

483
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the street schedule. It just goes up to people that woman.

484
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Speaker 2: Put him.

485
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Speaker 1: Put Billy Eidner in there. Put him in there. Give

486
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me the comic relief of the movie.

487
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Speaker 4: Okay, is do we go with? Do we go with

488
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a rugged lady who's part of the crew, or we

489
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going damsel on distress?

490
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Speaker 1: Do you think I'm thinking part of the grow I

491
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love Katie O'Brien, even though I would not want her

492
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to be a part of this trash because the other one.

493
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Speaker 4: I like, give me one of the people who was

494
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in Army of the Dead, one of those. I feel

495
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like there was like whatever that main girl was. I

496
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don't think it was Danielle No, I know what was there.

497
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It might have been her. I think who had like

498
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the short blonde hair. I think she had and she

499
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was just like German or something like that.

500
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Speaker 1: I'm just which I kind of forgot. L Parnell, the

501
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girl that's lead a fallout is Patisa's daughter in that movie.

502
00:22:06,519 --> 00:22:09,200
Totally for sure about that. Yeah, Okay, so the girl

503
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you're thinking of, Yeah, she has like blowing hair down

504
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to their ye Norah arn Zita.

505
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Speaker 4: Put her in there. Okay, yep, that's what I want.

506
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Speaker 1: I'm picking Isaiah Gonzalez assume picking because that's too like

507
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not to be me, And I just think that's the

508
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level I just everyone's saying, Katy O'Brien, no, I want

509
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her for one or one. She should not be in

510
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Call of Duty. She needs to be in higher projects.

511
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Love lies, Bleeding should have fucking blew her up. She

512
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was a mission impossible, like.

513
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Speaker 2: Taylor Oh the show Rodriguez, there's no question.

514
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Speaker 4: But is that like, didn't that happen recently?

515
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Speaker 1: Did it crossover?

516
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Speaker 2: Yeah?

517
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Speaker 4: I was trying to like she like was on stage

518
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at a gaming thing like wrapping Call of Duty. Maybe

519
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it wasn't called duty.

520
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Speaker 1: I feel she was there for a fast and furious.

521
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Speaker 4: Game within That's what I was thinking of, both Vin Diesel.

522
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Speaker 1: And her back together.

523
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Speaker 2: If I can't pick her, I pick Charlie's there on.

524
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Speaker 1: I think she'd be pretty good, just fascinating.

525
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Speaker 4: Charlie's up to She's supposed to be in Empty and

526
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then she was.

527
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Speaker 1: Just yeah furious Old Guard too on Netflix that didn't

528
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do well. She literally, yeah, I never watched it. She

529
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literally had a movie announced today here were only in

530
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delays cast. She's the lead. Okay, let me find this out.

531
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It was someone intriguing, char I don't know.

532
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Speaker 4: I don't open that.

533
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Speaker 1: If the movie is intriguing. Okay, So she's starting in

534
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a movie called Tyrant. That didn't help me come on

535
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something that gave me the plot details. She Oh, she's

536
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in Honesty. I forgot about that. She's good. She's no

537
00:24:00,200 --> 00:24:03,640
one right now? Is she? Yeah, she's in the Odyssey.

538
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Speaker 4: I forgot about that. Okay, yeah, so in it? Or

539
00:24:07,119 --> 00:24:09,319
is she just like she's in it? You know, I'm

540
00:24:09,400 --> 00:24:11,519
like Oppenheimer. There's like a bunch of dudes who are

541
00:24:11,559 --> 00:24:14,160
like on the science camp moving on stuff. But it's like,

542
00:24:14,160 --> 00:24:16,480
oh yeah, you get you get the guy from hereditating

543
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in there for like four seconds.

544
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Speaker 2: You know.

545
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Speaker 1: She's in it to set up her role in Call

546
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of Duty. Here listen Charlie standing in a final talks

547
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to start in Tyrant in the vein of whiplash. So

548
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she's making like a psychological sort of heady thriller, not

549
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hetty but like mind Eddy, there you go. Any uh

550
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with the type of movie. This is get ready for

551
00:24:41,039 --> 00:24:46,160
Gina Carono come back. You could see her people in

552
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this call d James Franco, he's the Leada's thing in space.

553
00:24:53,440 --> 00:25:00,240
Uh erfick yeah against Stacey's prime. Uh okay, there you go. Yeah,