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Catch Me If You Can

Catch Me If You Can

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Sep 22, 2026

Rob BeckettHOST
7:22
With little necklaces saying, "Can you trust me?"
Josh WiddicombeHOST
7:24
Was that Catch Me If You Can?
Rob BeckettHOST
7:24
Yeah.
Rob BeckettHOST
7:25
He's currently on Pan Am now to New York.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
7:28
I, I can't really remember Catch Me If You Can.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
7:30
Did he pretend to be a pilot?
Rob BeckettHOST
7:32
Do you know what I really enjoy it is all this of... which is our normal general tangent chat, and there's Strictly hardcores waiting for us talking about Strictly.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
7:41
Yeah.
DavoHOST
56:48
Yeah.
KelsPANELIST
56:49
And I want to catch me if you can.
DavoHOST
56:51
Oh, jeez.
DavoHOST
56:53
All right.
DavoHOST
56:53
Good call,
TwaiPANELIST
56:54
buddy.
TwaiPANELIST
56:55
Catch me if you can.
TwaiPANELIST
56:57
And Arthur.
DerekHOST
11:44
right? But even then, it's like, how do you, you can still show that you care in those natural videos, right? Because even people can prepare, they, you know, they make sure that they look good, that they're, whatever it is, when they're doing that natural looking video, right? And a lot of influencer people understand that.
DerekHOST
12:10
So either way, the point of this is like, preparation is appreciated, even if it's shallow, like someone wearing makeup, you know, as long as it's not over the top, you take care of yourself, it matters, people appreciate when you take care of yourself, you know, versus when you don't, it's just gonna get more points, oh, they took care of themselves, okay, cool, there's a respect that happens there, just like if you look at Frank Abagnale, in the movie Catch Me If You Can, where he knew that wearing the pilot uniform would get him respect.
DerekHOST
12:48
It does, right? It just does, right? Because there's associations there.
DerekHOST
12:57
Or dressing up like a doctor, whatever it is.
Lloyd James RossHOST
7:53
That's why it's really good if you're doing online shopping, use a credit card.
Lloyd James RossHOST
7:56
It was Frank William Abagnale, the guy that they modeled that movie, Catch Me If You Can.
Lloyd James RossHOST
8:01
He's the guy that says at Categorica, he says to his kids, when you're online shopping, always use a credit card because it's got built-in fraud detection and you can reverse the charges, right? MasterCard, Visa credit cards and American Express, it's built in.
Lloyd James RossHOST
8:15
But if you're dealing with crypto movements, there's no reverse transaction.
Josh CalderHOST
0:19
Today's guest is Mitch Dubin, SOC, a camera operator who has spent nearly three decades working alongside one of the greatest living directors and arguably one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, Steven Spielberg.
Josh CalderHOST
0:30
Mitch has operated for Spielberg across 18 films, including Save a Private Ryan, Munich, Minority Report, Catch Me If You Can, and West Side Story.
Josh CalderHOST
0:39
More recently, he has shaped the visual language of Noel Hawley's Fargo, Legion, and Alien Earth.
Josh CalderHOST
0:44
In this conversation, Mitch takes us inside his extraordinary career.

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Mitch DubinGUEST
47:54
It's like he shows up on the day and figures it all out.
Mitch DubinGUEST
47:57
Wow.
Mitch DubinGUEST
47:58
I remember on Catch Me If You Can, we're shooting at this bank in Brooklyn that was meant to be a high school principal's office or something like that.
Mitch DubinGUEST
48:07
I can't remember what it was, or maybe it wasn't.
Gray PittmanHOST
0:14
and literally just watched
Kade HarveyHOST
0:16
Catch me if you can.
Kade HarveyHOST
0:20
And in case it's been a minute, in the 1960s DiCaprio plays Frank Abagnale Jr., the smoothest, most confident teenage kid you've ever seen.
Kade HarveyHOST
0:28
It starts with Frank Jr.'s perfect image of his family falling apart as his parents separate and his dad's business dies as the IRS comes after him.
Gray PittmanHOST
2:22
Yeah.
Kade HarveyHOST
2:23
Damn, man, we haven't been.
Kade HarveyHOST
2:24
Oceans, Gangs of New York, and Catch Me If You Can.
Gray PittmanHOST
2:27
Early 2000s, man.
Bill LawrenceGUEST
42:52
And she was
Zach BraffHOST
42:53
also in Catch Me If You Can, I think, with Leo.
Zach BraffHOST
42:55
I think she had a Leo.
Donald FaisonHOST
42:56
Yes.
Ryan EllisHOST
6:31
Want to know what his number one movie is? I'm going to tell you in a second.
Ryan EllisHOST
6:35
It's Catch Me If You Can at 96% fresh.
Ryan EllisHOST
6:38
And for Penn, it's number two behind, wait for it, Dead Man Walking.
Ryan EllisHOST
6:44
Now, the reason I'm covering a movie that's only a year old on this Classic Movies podcast is because it took home Best Picture back in mid-March.
Conor McNameeGUEST
28:24
Will you be a proponent then Conor more so of fake it till you make it kind of? It's not a question of faking it till you make it it's a question of not letting anybody know that you haven't a clue until you make it.
Conor McNameeGUEST
28:35
you can't really fake it till you make it you have to make it to some extent I'm a big fan of is it Leonardo DiCaprio that Catch Me If You Can yes so you know he
Dermot McCrackenHOST
28:47
was your inspiration was he
Conor McNameeGUEST
28:48
he was my inspiration for most of my career like if you don't know how to do something I'm not saying lie, I'm not saying lie, but give yourself an opportunity to learn it.
Matt ScottHOST
63:53
Yeah.
KevinHOST
63:54
Last time we did a Tom Hanks movie was probably Catch Me If You Can, what, two years ago? Really? Wow.
KevinHOST
64:02
I'm trying to think.
KevinHOST
64:03
What else?

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