Glenn Ford
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Oct 9, 2026
Paul ScheerHOST
I want to read this one story to you, 'cause I thought it was really funny.
Paul ScheerHOST
Uh, Glenn Ford, that is the doc.
Paul ScheerHOST
That's the-
Jason MantzoukasHOST
Yeah
Paul ScheerHOST
... psychiatrist, right? Famous actor.
Paul ScheerHOST
Basically took this movie because he needed a paycheck.
Paul ScheerHOST
And apparently Glenn Ford and assistant director Charles Brave were involved in a dispute on set in which Glenn Ford hit the AD.
Paul ScheerHOST
Um, the producer said, "He hit our AD, who had called a lunch break in the middle of one of Glenn's scene.
Tommy MischkeHOST
Find it and make sure it's not the original one.
Tommy MischkeHOST
There was a 1957 version, Glenn Ford.
Tommy MischkeHOST
That's not the one I want you to watch.
Tommy MischkeHOST
I want you to watch the one with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale.
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Gary Cooper maintained a deep appreciation for privacy and the outdoors, owning a working cattle ranch in Montana as a rugged retreat from his polished screen persona.
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Glenn Ford sought refuge from the intense pressures of movie stardom through his lifelong love of horses, ranch life, and the open countryside.
speaker_3NARRATOR
And finally, of course, Ronald Reagan, famous for the love of his ranch.
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It was a 688-acre mountaintop retreat for Ron and Nancy Reagan near Santa Barbara, California.
Mike SnoonianHOST
Uh, before entering at 6:45, we go back to 1962 with Blake Edwards' Experiment in Terror.
Mike SnoonianHOST
Um, a bit of a, uh, a, a b- bit more of a, a noir pick, but we know that Lynch is very heavily inspired by noir, uh, starring the great Glenn Ford from, um, I mean, Superman, uh, 3:10 to Yuma, like-
Steven FoxworthyGUEST
like-The killers.
Steven FoxworthyGUEST
Pick your, pick your Glenn Ford vehicle.
Steven FoxworthyGUEST
You can't go wrong really.
Steven FoxworthyGUEST
Uh, this is very much proto Twin Peaks.
Steven FoxworthyGUEST
Lest I forget, The Omens Lee Remick, who we all love.
Steven FoxworthyGUEST
Um, long may she reign as the queen of our hearts.
Adam LongHOST
Uh, we have Boys Town with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney.
Adam LongHOST
Dear Heart, uh, from 1964, starring Glenn Ford and Geraldine Page.
Adam LongHOST
Big fan of this film.
Adam LongHOST
I hadn't seen it in 30-some years, and it was nice to see it get a physical media release.
Paul ScheerHOST
Next week, we will be going from a worm colored white to a birthday filled with fright.
Paul ScheerHOST
That's right, next week we are watching the 1981 teen slasher movie, Happy Birthday to Me, starring Melissa Sue Anderson and Glenn Ford.
Paul ScheerHOST
Yep, you heard me right.
Paul ScheerHOST
IMDb's breakdown of the plot goes like this: At the snobby Crawford Academy, Virginia's group of friends start to go missing years after horrible events that happened to her as a child around her birthday.
Craig BierkoGUEST
... and it'll, yeah, it's um ...
Craig BierkoGUEST
Of course I saw the, I saw the original production with Glenn Ford on stage.
Lisa ArchHOST
[laughs]
Craig BierkoGUEST
But, uh, but they, so-
Dylan J. SchlenderHOST
Master of German expressionism Fritz Lang, best known for his silent era magnum opus Metropolis, puts his knack for stark shadows to great use here, bathing the film in a visual struggle between light and dark that mirrors the clash of souls we see play out in the plot.
Dylan J. SchlenderHOST
Starring Glenn Ford as the hard-nosed dick with hands of stone who intends to punch his way to justice if it's the last thing he does, and a young Lee Marvin as a mob heavy who means to see that it is.
Dylan J. SchlenderHOST
Both these actors would go on to star in many Westerns where they played the prototypical man's man's type.
Dylan J. SchlenderHOST
But that same gritty jaw juttedness can be seen on full display here set against the world of criminal enterprise.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
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Harrison GeorgeHOST
Marge says that Congress has determined that it's too violent to show so instead they're going to air a segment of 1947's 200 Miles to Oregon starring Glenn Ford.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
Glenn Ford was a a- a '40s and '50s actor.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
You might remember him from such films as The Return of October, Mr.
Harrison GeorgeHOST
Soft Touch, and The Secret of Convict Lake.
Derek ThompsonHOST
Yeah, Peter Ford.
Derek ThompsonHOST
Peter Ford's dad's name is Glenn Ford, and Glenn Ford is an actor, and he was in a 1955 movie called Blackboard Jungle.
Chuck KlostermanGUEST
Mm.
Derek ThompsonHOST
And one day in 1955, the director of Blackboard Jungle, Richard Brooks, goes over to Glenn Ford's house and says, "I'm looking for some songs to animate or be the soundtrack for this movie about juvenile delinquents of the 1950s," which was, you know, a huge and very pressing problem of the time.
Derek ThompsonHOST
And Glenn Ford says, "I don't really like this new race music.
Derek ThompsonHOST
I'm much more into, like, Hawaiian folk, but my son Petey Ford listens to all sorts of stuff, The Orioles and whatever else." And Peter Ford hands Richard Brooks a stack of vinyl records, one of which is or contains Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley & His Comets.
Derek ThompsonHOST
And Rock Around the Clock plays at the beginning of Blackboard Jungle, in the middle, and at the end of Blackboard Jungle.
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