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Chris Butler

Chris Butler

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Sep 3, 2026

Hannah BlechmanHOST
3:29
Sometimes.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
3:30
The junior novelization of Masters of the Universe was written by Steve Behling, based on the movie by Chris Butler, Aaron and Adam Nee, and Dave Callaham.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
3:38
It was published by Mattel Press in 2026, and when I saw it at the Yale University bookstore, I went, "Oh my gosh!" And I made Andrew buy it so we would cover it.
Andrew OverbyHOST
3:47
Which we are now doing.
NathanGUEST
43:13
we're deviating uh but when he pulled the sword out of his chest i expected the whole sword to just like reform from himself and potentially take on a new look so the fact that it yeah just all whizzed back and came together i was like all right that was that was that was a nice pretty dope moment
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
43:28
can we go back no that was right guys the uh yeah the writers and i'm glad you talked about that land because they had nine different writers on this so alex lit back michael michael finch terry rossio david goyer then they had lindsey beater art markham matt holloway dave callaghan And then Chris Butler, who is Travis Knight's guy.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
43:46
But you guys were talking about the marvelification.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
43:48
I mean, the chase scene in Ragnarok is similar to the one in this.
Carl KurlanderGUEST
9:27
But because...
Carl KurlanderGUEST
9:29
These people are kind of – Chris Butler, God bless him, who's great.
Carl KurlanderGUEST
9:32
He's been
Brad SavageGUEST
9:33
on the show, I know.
Bob EthingtonHOST
10:10
Well, when...
Bob EthingtonHOST
10:11
The Unit 5, right? Well, this was actually a little later than that, but we were...
Bob EthingtonHOST
10:15
I was playing with Tin Huey, which is a band with Harvey Gold, Chris Butler, Ralph Kearney, and so I was playing with them, and so we had a late night, and yes, it used to be open until 4 in the morning, and so we got there probably around pushing 3, and so we had the big table in the middle, and we're eating, and when we got there, there were um all these other people there they were sitting around and you could just tell that they were all in bands like they either had like real long hair and like kind of stage outfits or they were dressed like uh in uh matching outfits you know with the lounge bands yeah right right exactly wedding bands you could just kind of tell and over about after about 10 minutes or so there kind of was this shift where all these cops start coming in.
Bob EthingtonHOST
11:07
And it was kind of like, this is weird, because it's all these police.
DJ NikHOST
2:18
The story is by Michael Finch, Alex Litvak, Adam Nee, and Aaron Nee.
DJ NikHOST
2:22
These last two co-wrote the screenplay with Chris Butler and David Callaham, while the score was by Daniel Pemberton.
DJ NikHOST
2:30
And of course, we don't need to put it in today's money because it is from this year.
DJ NikHOST
2:33
This movie cost $170 million to make and made 114 million at the box office, and then went over to s- to scre- to streaming.

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