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Ellen Burstyn

Ellen Burstyn

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Nov 5, 2026

James FreedmanGUEST
13:05
It's too much of a setup.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:07
Are you going for the Ellen Burstyn, the David Sondra? For your listeners, you know, they have pre-interviews, obviously, for these talk shows.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:17
And David Sondra was the guest host.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:20
And Charles Gordon had been in a smash Broadway play, which I got to see as a kid on Broadway and with Ellen Burstyn, same time next year.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:31
And to this day, one of the greatest nights I've ever had in a theater.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:34
And they made a movie of it, Alan Burksman starred in it, but they chose Charles Gordon's friend, Alan Alda, to be the male lead, not him.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:56
This is the first time he's hearing it.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:58
And he goes, what do you mean I wasn't chosen to be in the film? I was great in the play.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
2:34
And the reason I chose Charles Grodin is because I'd always been a fan.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
2:38
I had seen him as a kid on Broadway in same time next year with Ellen Burstyn, one of the greatest nights I still had ever had in the theater.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
2:47
And I read his books and I had seen The Heartbreak Kid when it came out.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
2:52
And I just loved the guy, you know, but I didn't know anything about him personally.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
5:17
Some people will say Grodin was able to get me.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
5:20
And some people, like I called Carl Martin short, and he loved Chuck from Clifford and couldn't wait to do it.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
5:28
Ellen Burstyn was very similar to that.
James L. FreedmanGUEST
5:30
There were people, they're not coming on this film because of me.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:05
It's too much of a setup.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:07
Are you going for the Ellen Burstyn, the David Sondra? For your listeners, you know, they have pre-interviews, obviously, for these talk shows.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:17
And David Sondra was the guest host.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:20
And Charles Gordon had been in a smash Broadway play, which I got to see as a kid on Broadway and with Ellen Burstyn, same time next year.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:31
And to this day, one of the greatest nights I've ever had in a theater.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:34
And they made a movie of it, Alan Burksman starred in it, but they chose Charles Gordon's friend, Alan Alda, to be the male lead, not him.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:56
This is the first time he's hearing it.
James FreedmanGUEST
13:58
And he goes, what do you mean I wasn't chosen to be in the film? I was great in the play.
Chuck BryantHOST
7:14
I don't know if it's very well known or not, but it surprised me that both of us had it in our list.
Chuck BryantHOST
7:19
That was Martin Scorsese's Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, starring Ellen Burstyn.
Chuck BryantHOST
7:25
I found that funny.
Matt SargentHOST
7:26
Yeah.
Matt SargentHOST
7:26
Well, you know, in researching the films, I've never seen that before, to be honest with you.
Matt SargentHOST
7:31
I've never seen the movie.
Matt SargentHOST
7:32
But in doing the research, I'm like, this really intrigues me, especially because Ellen Burstyn, I think she's a great actress.
Matt SargentHOST
7:39
So I'm excited to see her in a role.
Kyle BruehlHOST
48:14
We will discuss Barbara Loden, her performance in Wanda later on.
Kyle BruehlHOST
48:17
But also Ellen Burstyn in Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore and Scorsese's great movie.
Kyle BruehlHOST
48:21
A very underrated picture.
Kyle BruehlHOST
48:23
You know, it's a daring look at femininity and this, you know, this disassociated nature and the mechanism of self-absolution that she is... holding on to and she's just fascinating in the role and you feel every bit of her her need that's the undercurrent of what's driving her in this road movie that is going nowhere she doesn't know where she's going she just needs to drive she needs to go have momentum and it's a fascinating look at somebody who is feeling just out of out of their own head out of their own place and so she is she is fascinating in this movie i wanted to get your thoughts on natalie how shirley knight plays her or introduces us to her and her plight what moved you what convinced you in her characterization in the beginning like how did you feel about it
Jason MylesHOST
11:09
Similar things happened to a young Linda Blair, who also was wearing a harness.
Jason MylesHOST
11:15
I believe there was a scene where he freaking didn't believe Burstyn looked scared enough, so he shot a gun.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
11:24
off
Jason MylesHOST
11:25
next to her so she could jump.
Matt JonesGUEST
62:58
God, he's so good.
Matt JonesGUEST
63:01
Ellen Burstyn was on Mom.
Matt JonesGUEST
63:03
Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn.
Matt JonesGUEST
63:06
Um... uh they had so many good guest stars on that show uh i got to do scenes with um jamie lee curtis in on ncis robert wagner um god every single one of them blew me away and we're just like when you're on set with somebody who's like you're old hollywood like it's so impressive you've lasted for so long and you're like Like, Ed Begley Jr. is one of my favorites.
Matt JonesGUEST
63:36
He was on Better Call Saul.
Carolina SaludesHOST
4:48
it's so good.
Carolina SaludesHOST
4:49
Ellen Burstyn's amazing.
Carolina SaludesHOST
4:50
It's really good.
Robin McGheeHOST
4:51
Should I just say what happens in The Exorcist with our standard...

6 MINS LATER

Robin McGheeHOST
11:15
be like a famous actress.
Carolina SaludesHOST
11:16
Exactly.
Carolina SaludesHOST
11:17
And there's a lot of sort of, is that, it's playing with, is this actual Ellen Burstyn in a different form, right? They play a lot of like, what is an illusion and what isn't an illusion and filmmaking as witchcraft and magic and like all of that kind of stuff which these days has been done so much that you're like it's a bit hokey but at the time it would have been like oh there's a referential thing it's great but the white house is mentioned explicitly so that you don't forget that you are it kind of adjacent to the seat of power and i like that it's not specifically dc it's like georgetown which has like a sort of gothic-esque nature to it if you walk around georgetown it hasn't changed very much because it's so rich the nimbism reigns supreme it's like all the houses look exactly
Robin McGheeHOST
11:58
georgetown is exactly like that yes i mean and i think it's a very beautiful part of dc gorgeous
Adam Tex DavisHOST
35:38
And she's great in it, but it's another small movie.
Adam Tex DavisHOST
35:41
Then you've got Ellen Burstyn in Requiem for a Dream.
Bruce VilanchHOST
35:45
Yeah.
Adam Tex DavisHOST
35:47
Small movie.
Bruce VilanchHOST
36:18
And it was a big movie and with a blockbuster character who, of course, is alive and could be around to endorse her and all of that.
Bruce VilanchHOST
36:28
And I think the three others already had Oscars, I think.
Bruce VilanchHOST
36:32
So Ellen Burstyn and Julia Pinoche and...
Bruce VilanchHOST
36:37
I may be wrong sequentially.
DanielleHOST
37:44
There were multiple injuries on set.
DanielleHOST
37:46
The mother, Ellen Burstyn, and Linda Blair, who played Regan, had permanent back injuries from stunts from the harness.
DanielleHOST
37:54
Linda Blair had skin burns from the makeup and the prosthetics that they use.
DanielleHOST
37:59
Production crew members lost multiple fingers.

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