Dennis Farina

Starring Timothy Dalton, James Bond, Beverly D'Angelo, the mom from Christmas Vacation.

Dennis Farina, Charles Fleischer, and a cameo by Wolfgang Puck.

A murder happens in a remote hotel lodge, and rumors swirl that the killer is a werewolf.

Luckily, it has been announced that one of the guests is a famous werewolf hunter who will suss out the monster in their midst, but will it happen in time? Jeremy, what do you think of Werewolf Concerto?

I think the general... effects here are cool i think i like all the characters and twist at the end is is pretty sick um overall this one really works i think it's just got it's got a fantastic cast too like this oh

yeah

man really really stacked compared to a lot of other episodes a lot of times when you're watching you get like one or two people that you know you recognize usually this one's pretty well stacked you've got timothy dalton you've got dennis farina you've got walter goddle you've got beverly d'angelo Wolfgang Puck so like it really is like a stat cast and everyone here is doing just a great job um so I think this is one of the stronger episodes in this season for sure especially in the second half I'd put this probably in my mind uh right under split personality for me in this yeah

yeah

It is so sturdy that when it shows up in pop culture, it is clear that this thing is nearly indestructible.

In the movie Get Shorty, Gene Hackman is a Hollywood producer who tries to front to a genuine mafioso, played by Dennis Farina, who proceeds to beat the ever-living crap out of him with the handset and body of a 500 series telephone.

[laughs]

And every blow hurts because I know how strong that thing is.

With the stache.

He's got one of the best mustaches Chicago has seen since Dennis Farina.

I mean, my God.

You don't know what everyone – Unbelievable

kimball that yes and i'm actually a huge fan of his under siege with steven seagal that's my favorite that's a good one with Tommy Lee Jones.

Anyways, this was written by Michael Butler and Dennis Chirac and Mike Gray, starring Chuck Norris as Eddie Cusack, Henry Silva as Luis Camacho, Brett Remsen as Commander Cates, Molly Hagen as Diana Luna, Dennis Farina, who was actually working as a real-life cop in Chicago during filming, as Dorato, and John Mahoney as the Prowler representative.

Toad of Silence.

The first true Chuck Norris film we've talked about.

If you haven't seen it in a while, like Ando said, it's on Tubi or Amazon, but it's a fun.

If you're just like, I don't know what I want to watch, throw Code of Silence in.

And then you get to see my boy Dennis Farina.

He's awesome.

Fine, well, can the Monty Python talk? Written! Originally, the novelization, or the novel, written by Thomas Harris, written for the screen, and directed by Michael Mann.

Starring William Peterson as Will Graham, Dennis Farina as Jack Crawford, Brian Cox as Dr. Lecter, and, rest in peace, Tom Noonan as Francis Dollarhide.

James! Yes!

I feel like I don't even really need to ask, but how do you like Manhunter? I still enjoy it after all these years.

They're like, no, get me my own fucking guy down here.

Because

Dennis Farina, my friend.

Well, who's going to argue with Dennis Farina except for, you know, Grisham Grisham?

Yeah.

Like Dennis Farina and Robert Stack love this one.

[laughs] Uh, the FBI, for their take, started concentrating on the actual video.

They had the technology at the time-

We're talking about Unsolved Mysteries because I watch it every day.

But I watch the Dennis Farina version that's on TV.

Gotcha.

Not the Robert Stack version.

Yes, the one that came out after,

right? Yeah.

But it looks like what they did is they took the Robert Stack Unsolved Mysteries and then just had Dennis Farina redo the intros and outros.

Oh, really?