Danny DeVito

I know [laughs].

Olivia Coleman, who you've already had on the show, plays a chef, and it's about, it's about their relationship based on the original book and then obviously the iconic film with Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, and Danny DeVito, who directed it.

You know, it's based on that paradigm of a couple who start with a furiously wonderful, beautiful, archetypal romance, and they're impulsive and physical, and they have a family, and one person's career is kind of stagnated because of the family.

The other person's doing really well, has a disaster.

Wait, what? McKeith Stanfield and Jared Leto? What a crazy...

Danny DeVito, too.

Oh, Tiffany Haddish? Yeah.

I think I...

And it's silly to ask a player to keep doing that.

Ace holding 7-1-3 says, Pickford gets clowned for tiny arms and conceding long shots, but it's time for us to look at Spanish Dani De Vito.

Raya bottom corner long shot and he's looking at.

First goal was...

You sit there, and you can hear the grill, the crackling on the grill when you order the steak and cheese.

I wish I was Danny DeVito.

The second I heard that, I said, I want to be Danny DeVito.

Doesn't Kelsey look good? Yes.

Yes.

Guess some of them.

Danny DeVito.

Danny DeVito.

I did not go with.

Okay.

And the only reason is because he's just so obvious.

Like, I don't think Danny DeVito could do the stuff that the role requires of him because he just.

He looks like a little egg.

You know, we went to Bellato.

We went to El Cortil, the restaurant where Danny DeVito took me all those years ago.

And just had a great time with everybody.

We'll tell you all about it.

And then we go out, and we go to Friday.

And then we go to...

One of my favorite Italian restaurants in Little Italy, introduced by Danny DeVito, which I've been forever going to, Il Cortile, just like that, the courtyard, Il Cortile, right there where Danny DeVito got married in the courtyard there.

And then I remember I met James Caan there.

We have.

endlessly enjoyable no matter how many times i see it a box office flop when it came out in 84 it's now praised for its stellar cast pulsating soundtrack stunning cinematography and it's amongst the finest concert scenes in film history managing a starship said the big kahuna it's based on a stage play and got good reviews from critics but didn't make any money back at the box office it's fascinating movie and danny devito is great in it here's one that was expecting from emerson callum Babylon.

People look very unfavourably at it, perhaps due to how popular Whiplash and La La Land is.

I think it's one of the best films of the last 10 years, and I feel the critics all banded together on this one.

But, yeah, I'll show you.

I mentioned Danny DeVito earlier in the show.

He kind of walks

bowlegged.