Dolittle

I mean, Tom Holland, definitely an MCU merchant.

If you go past The Odyssey, which, you know, has made 1.7 billion, his non-Marvel successes is topped by Uncharted at 407 million, but [laughs] then you get to Dolittle at 251 mi- million, and then The Impossible, 198 million, which by the way, some people say is Tom Holland's best film.

He was only, I think, like 14 or 15 when he recorded it, and it came out in 2012.

So can't fault the man for securing the Spider-Man bag, but his, uh, IMBD outside of MCU is quite scarce.

So it was once again, uh, directed by Jeff Fowler who directed the first one and the third and the fourth and nothing else.

Um, uh, our screenplay is by, let's see, we got Pat Casey and Josh Miller who also wrote the first one and a, uh, New writer on this one, John Whittington, who also wrote or has writing credits on the Lego Batman movie, the Lego Ninjago movie, Doolittle, the Robert Downey Jr. one, the DC League of Super Pets, and comes back for Sonic 3.

So he was also the creator and showrunner of the Knuckles series.

Which, Al, did you get to that?

Iron Man.

But I can get Dr. Dolittle, [laughs] so-

Yeah, that's fine.

[laughs]

There we go.

I give Robert Downey Jr., Dr. Dolittle-

Was he Dr. Dolittle?

Yes, he was Dr. Dolittle.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like, Robert Downey Jr. freaking out on the set of, like, Dr. Doolittle or something.

Where you're like, there's

not even, the animals aren't even there.

Endgame? No.

Dr. Doolittle? Not Dr.

Doolittle.

It's just Doolittle.

Doolittle.

Doolittle.

That one tanked also.

Because it wasn't good.

En cambio, si les dices que, que, que eres, eh, apestas porque no estás haciendo nada por el planeta, porque no alzas la voz, porque eres tibio, la gente se enoja.

Y las malas críticas para "Dolittle", malas críticas para esta película ambientalista que me está diciendo que soy inútil, ¿no? En cambio, esta te dicen: "Nah, tú tranqui, tú tranqui, tibié- mi, mi tibio".

Soy buena persona.

Mi tibio.

And I can't remember him in Oppenheimer.

[laughs] Remember Dolittle?

[laughs] I forgot about that.

Wait, no, I didn't see it.

... probably not his most... [laughs]

Anyway, sorry.

Now we're, now we're talking about Dolittle.

Sorry.