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Catherine Martin

Catherine Martin

Movie character

Search complete. 6 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Catherine Martin".

Sep 25, 2026

Greg BradyHOST
24:13
And yes, fun fact, horrifying fact about the basement.
Greg BradyHOST
24:17
The basement and the underground workshop dungeon in which Catherine Martin, the character, was kidnapped.
Greg BradyHOST
24:24
She was like a senator's...
Greg BradyHOST
24:27
By the way, the senator looks like Nancy Pelosi in the movie, and we didn't even know who Nancy Pelosi was in 1991, although she was probably in her 50s.
Greg BradyHOST
26:57
Here's the house.
Greg BradyHOST
26:59
This is the news story.
Greg BradyHOST
27:00
Brooke Smith plays Catherine Martin.
Greg BradyHOST
27:02
She'll show up at the house.
Chris BernsteinGUEST
29:38
Right.
Frank MendozaHOST
29:44
If you don't mind, I wouldn't mind asking your thoughts on the character of Catherine Martin.
Frank MendozaHOST
29:49
Kept at the bottom of the pit by Buffalo Bill, and the oh-so-often-quoted line, it puts the lotion in the basket.
Chris BernsteinGUEST
29:59
Put the fucking lotion in the basket! Oh,
Frank MendozaHOST
30:28
And I said, good, now that I have your attention.
Frank MendozaHOST
30:30
And then we just continued from there.
Frank MendozaHOST
30:34
I do have a quotation from Jonathan Demme from the DVD commentary about Catherine Martin.
Frank MendozaHOST
30:40
He says, of all the scenes to film, the scene of Catherine on the bottom of the pit begging this guy for permission to go home was the hottest one to do.
Chris RowanGUEST
13:32
You're good.
John RoislandHOST
13:33
But oh, my God, I mean, Catherine Martin, for God-
Chris RowanGUEST
13:36
Yes
John RoislandHOST
13:36
...
Chris RowanGUEST
3:55
We're really thrilled and honored to make this announcement.
Chris RowanGUEST
3:59
Brooke Smith, the amazing actress who plays Catherine Martin in The Silence of the Lambs, Bill's captured victim in the well.
Chris RowanGUEST
4:06
She is coming back to Buffalo Bill's house for a super limited engagement celebrating the 35th anniversary release of the film.
Chris RowanGUEST
4:14
2026 is the 35th year.

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