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Gus Van Sant

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Sep 11, 2026

Amanda DobbinsHOST
25:07
Mm-hmm.
Sean FennesseyHOST
25:07
Like Last Days by Gus Van Sant notwithstanding.
Sean FennesseyHOST
25:10
So, you know, there's a maybe a few more opportunities for this from the 20th century musical icons, but this one was probably always going to be the biggest, and it turns out it was the biggest.
Sean FennesseyHOST
25:20
Uh, okay, young filmmakers.
Jeremy CatalinoGUEST
32:16
What's what's ironic, Neil? I don't know if you made this connection, but Maureen the nun looks a lot closer with that pixie cut.
Jeremy CatalinoGUEST
32:24
to Anne Heche as Marion Crane in the Gus Van Sant remake.
Jeremy CatalinoGUEST
32:30
And I remember thinking, it's like, wow, if Anne Heche was of age at that time, if she was in her early 20s, she could have been a bang in Maury and the Nun.
Jeremy CatalinoGUEST
32:42
Oh, that's so funny.
Nicky the GoodGUEST
43:37
Cause you know, when a director is filming something that everything's always intentional, like there's nothing random typically.
AlineHOST
43:42
And that's directed by Gus Van Sant.
AlineHOST
43:45
If you didn't know that.
AlineHOST
43:46
Yeah.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
43:10
Yes.
Fred ArmisenHOST
43:11
Gus Van Sant's in it.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
43:12
Yep.
Fred ArmisenHOST
43:13
Uh, Selma Blair is a guest star.
Fred ArmisenHOST
43:47
... um, so I'm, I like that we captured what that feeling is.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
43:52
Yeah.
Fred ArmisenHOST
43:52
And also that we got Gus Van Sant and Selma Blair.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
43:55
Yeah.
Alison WillmoreHOST
71:48
Mm-hmm.
Richard LawsonHOST
71:48
And there are a couple scenes in that that I could, like Gus Van Sant's Psycho style, recreate e- precisely from memory-
Alison WillmoreHOST
71:56
[laughs]
Richard LawsonHOST
71:56
... because that's how seared in my brain it was.
ChrisHOST
29:05
Mm.
GaryHOST
29:06
While there's no doubt that the film was inspired by the tragedy, director Gus Van Sant meant for the film to be more of a reflection on the nature of violence and the effects of indifference.
GaryHOST
29:17
There's also a rumor that Van Sant's original intent was to make a TV film based on factual accounts of Columbine, but this rumor has remained unfounded.
GaryHOST
29:26
The film's minimalist approach, improvisational style, and use of non-actors has helped to fuel these rumors over the years.
ChrisHOST
31:07
Yeah.
ChrisHOST
31:08
Yeah, so, um, I, I don't know.
ChrisHOST
31:12
I mean, it won the Palme d'Or, and I'd been interested in Gus Van Sant's work, uh, apart from s- Psycho remake.
GaryHOST
31:22
No.
Rebecca FonsHOST
4:44
So I think it's totally OK.
Rebecca FonsHOST
4:47
You know, I mean, you know, what's interesting is this 1998 was the same year that the Gus Van Sant Psycho remake came out.
Rebecca FonsHOST
4:54
And that's like a shot for shot, right? Or like it's meant to be like, you know, almost exact.
Jack NewellHOST
5:01
It's a shot for shot remake.
Jack NewellHOST
7:10
Good for him.
Jack NewellHOST
7:11
There you go.
Jack NewellHOST
7:12
It's interesting, because for Psycho, Gus Van Sant basically is like, we're going to do the exact same thing, and I'm going to focus on Hitchcock's use of camera editing, lenses, all that stuff.
Jack NewellHOST
7:25
That's what he focused on, and it sounds like this version of this remake, I'm assuming is not shot in 3D, like the original dialogue for Murder was.
Jen JohansHOST
22:18
He's like, "I was the weird, uh, kid who, the Black kid who loved wa- I'm straight, and I loved watching Gregg Araki movies, and, you know, I was just kind of a weirdo." And he found sort of all of these films and was, you know, touched by them and shocked by them, and they fascinated him creatively.
Jen JohansHOST
22:37
And when I was doing the research, I saw a great interview with Gus Van Sant and Gregg Araki, and they're like, "Can you believe back then they actually gave us grants for this kind of thing?" And not like $150 grants.
Jen JohansHOST
22:50
Like-
Isaac ButlerGUEST
22:50
Right

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Isaac ButlerGUEST
64:45
Um-
Jen JohansHOST
64:45
I think it's like, uh, it gets a little long and yeah.
Isaac ButlerGUEST
64:48
Oh, you know who would've done a great job with People versus Larry Flynt is Gus Van Sant, actually.
Isaac ButlerGUEST
64:52
You know, speaking of-
Louis PeitzmanHOST
39:41
I do feel like that movie's been over-reclaimed.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
39:44
It's one of those things where people are like, I get what Gus Van Sant was doing, and I'm like, I get it, but I don't really think it makes it a great movie.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
39:50
I think it's a
Phil IscoveGUEST
39:51
fascinating thing.
Phil IscoveGUEST
39:57
I think it is one of the myriad of reasons why I think Blank Check should do Gus Van Sant someday.
Phil IscoveGUEST
40:02
Because he does feel like a guy who's had a few Blank Checks, actually.
Phil IscoveGUEST
40:07
And has cashed them in odd and interesting ways.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
39:41
I do feel like that movie's been over-reclaimed.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
39:44
It's one of those things where people are like, I get what Gus Van Sant was doing, and I'm like, I get it, but I don't really think it makes it a great movie.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
39:50
I think it's a
Phil IscoveGUEST
39:51
fascinating thing.
Phil IscoveGUEST
39:57
I think it is one of the myriad of reasons why I think Blank Check should do Gus Van Sant someday.
Phil IscoveGUEST
40:02
Because he does feel like a guy who's had a few Blank Checks, actually.
Phil IscoveGUEST
40:07
And has cashed them in odd and interesting ways.

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