Andrew Davis
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Sep 17, 2026
Lex GHOST
And this is also kind of Under Siege, kinda Die Hard in a way, and it's kinda one-note.
Lex GHOST
Someone on my Twitter, I can't lay claim to this, uh, said that, "Did you notice there's only, like, two s-" They get a whole ship to run around, which I think Under Siege does, which is a great movie, which is Andrew Davis, who's a great director.
Lex GHOST
It's, you know, widely considered St- Seagal's best movie, although I disagree, 'cause I like the first four Seagals that are super funny.
Lex GHOST
Under Siege is almost too good, and the cast is too good in it, the supporting cast.
TylerHOST
And on top of that, like you have some excellent, like top tier actors, um, that, playing in all the parts and so there isn't really anything that is they you know like you said there's no real there's no um there's no bad there's no there's nothing to to really distract you from anything else that's going on in the movie um i think it's it it works out really well i i mean it's uh it's enjoyable to watch
Cody TuckerHOST
yeah no i'm with you i think uh you know i think it's just it's done so well and i mean it's directed by andrew davis who Yeah, I had a decently successful career before this.
Cody TuckerHOST
I mean, if you count Steven Seagal films as being successful, which I guess they technically were at the time.
Cody TuckerHOST
Absolutely were.
Cody TuckerHOST
But he also made The Fugitive, which is, I think, one of the greatest movies of all time.
Cody TuckerHOST
Of all time.
Cody TuckerHOST
Did not know that Andrew Davis made this movie and The Fugitive.
Cody TuckerHOST
Would never in a million years have guessed that the same guy made these two movies.
Matt SingerHOST
And it is currently streaming on Netflix.
Matt SingerHOST
And if you want to watch Beat Street, which I'm just seeing now in the notes from Sam, was co-written by Andrew Davis, the director of The Fugitive.
Matt SingerHOST
I did not know that.
Matt SingerHOST
It is streaming on Prime Video, Tubi, and YouTube TV.
Matt SingerHOST
So it's called Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs the New York Knicks, and it is currently streaming on Netflix.
Matt SingerHOST
And if you wanna watch Beat Street, which I'm just seeing now in the notes from Sam, was co-written by Andrew Davis, the director of The Fugitive.
Matt SingerHOST
I did not know that.
Matt SingerHOST
It is streaming on Prime Video, Tubi, and YouTube TV.
Russell DyballHOST
Unfortunately, this moment of prime synergy came up just a little bit too late for the two most obvious choices to square off in Bedrock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock.
Russell DyballHOST
As I mentioned at the beginning of this track, The Flintstones was part of a slew of classic TV-based film adaptations, which really kicked off in 1991 with Barry Sonnenfeld's Addams Family movie and Andrew Davis' 1993 film of The Fugitive with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.
Russell DyballHOST
Both were big hits and, well, soon every property up for grabs seemed to get snatched up.
Russell DyballHOST
The Beverly Hillbillies also took to the big screen in 1993.
JCGUEST
It was a fun time.
JCGUEST
It was like Andrew Davis with the fugitive.
JCGUEST
So it has that style of tone where it's like Keanu is just racing.
JCGUEST
When did
Jack NewellHOST
movie.
Rebecca FonsHOST
It's the director, director Andrew Davis, who directed The Fugitive just years prior.
Rebecca FonsHOST
And so it was like the next, you know, the next film from Andrew Davis, director of The Fugitive.
Jack NewellHOST
Were you my were you aware of directors in 98 like that?
Rebecca FonsHOST
Yeah, you were too.
Jack NewellHOST
Davis is a fine filmmaker.
Jack NewellHOST
Is he one of the big ones?
Rebecca FonsHOST
Well, in the trailer, when they would have said like, Andrew Davis, director of The Fugitive, if they said that, I would have been like, oh, cool.
ChrisHOST
I think it was supposed to be, like, a Steven Seagal movie?
ZachHOST
Well, it was Andrew Davis who directed, like, a bunch of, like, the, like, Seagal movies, like... like, under siege, above the law, and stuff like that.
ZachHOST
He was supposed to direct this, but then he was making it more of, like, a political thriller.
ZachHOST
And he was also going to have, like, way more, like, they were going to be, like, biomechanical cyborgs with, like, CG elements on them.
CamHOST
And so they're appreciated when they do happen.
CamHOST
We should mention, actually, you know, Andrew Davis sent a very nice comment as well.
CamHOST
When we put out his, he saw the YouTube version and really complimented, you know, the insertion of the clips and whatever else, which is all Scott.
CamHOST
So, you know, it is nice when you get those.
Steven SeighmanHOST
I mean, he was pushing for something from Warner Brothers.
Steven SeighmanHOST
So he worked on Above the Law with Andrew Davis.
Steven SeighmanHOST
And the big selling point for Warner Brothers to get Davis on board for this is that Seagal's screen time was minimal.
Steven SeighmanHOST
Because even though he had a pleasant experience on Above the Law, he knew that Steven Seagal had become kind of a problematic figure.
11 MINS LATER
Mike MessineoHOST
So...
Steven SeighmanHOST
Yeah, that's true.
Steven SeighmanHOST
And also director Andrew Davis, I mentioned him before, but he worked on Above the Law with Seagal in his first film and got that coming off of Code of Silence, the Chuck Norris
Mike MessineoHOST
film, which was
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