Jeremiah Johnson
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Sep 10, 2026
TomHOST
That's directed by John Boorman.
TomHOST
We then have from '72, Jeremiah Johnson by Sidney Pollack.
TomHOST
Marathon Man from '76 by John Schlesinger.
TomHOST
And then finally Michael Clayton from 2007, and that's written and directed by Tony Gilroy.
Vincent DalyHOST
[laughs]
TomHOST
One of the pick was from you.
TomHOST
So you picked Point Blank, and I had on there Jeremiah Johnson, Marathon Man, and Michael Clayton.
Vincent DalyHOST
Which is a hell of a list, I will say.
CarterHOST
We watched Shane O'Neal on Saturday mornings, and we knew that's what we wanted to do.
CarterHOST
We grew up watching Jeremiah Johnson and all sorts of Westerns.
CarterHOST
Yeah.
CarterHOST
My grandfather grew up hunting, and his grandfather had a successful Alcant during his career post-World War II.
Dustin McCannGUEST
And so we've been on the horn and will continue to be to get as much support from landowners and the general public about this as possible.
Dustin McCannGUEST
And so I wanted to be Jeremiah Johnson and just live on my farm happily ever after, never be bothered.
Dustin McCannGUEST
But I'm seeing now that, you know, you just can't do that and keep your place and the property of other landowners safe.
Dustin McCannGUEST
And so I've jumped into the fray and that's where we're at.
RoyHOST
Well, we've mentioned Jeremiah
MikeHOST
Johnson already, right? We what? Jeremiah Johnson? We mentioned that already.
MikeHOST
We didn't talk about
Nick MercarioGUEST
that.
TomHOST
We are covering Point Blank, directed by John Borman, starring Lee Marvin.
TomHOST
We have Jeremiah Johnson, directed by Sidney Pollack.
TomHOST
Marathon Man by John Schlesinger.
TomHOST
And finally, the newest film from 2007.
Tim ConstantineHOST
Yeah, we can return to.
Tim ConstantineHOST
Matt Herman, right, I think I because I want to get into this Jeremiah Johnson on Sean Ryan, please.
Tim ConstantineHOST
Yeah, I think because.
Tim ConstantineHOST
And I want to be nice to him.
Tim ConstantineHOST
We can stand firm in what we believe and try to correct what we think is wrong.
Tim ConstantineHOST
So that's where I'm coming from with this today, just to put that out there, because first of all, so, you know, and I'll play some of the segment here.
Tim ConstantineHOST
Jeremiah Johnson, he's on with Sean Ryan.
Tim ConstantineHOST
They're talking about the Shroud of Turin.
speaker_1HOST
But I like the idea.
speaker_1HOST
And the only... other one that i thought about uh that had the indian nations respect by a trapper uh living in their environment getting on with them and then having the cavalry and that was um jeremiah johnson with robert redford which i think is a terrific movie and the fact that he has to then walk through the indian burial grave to take the cavalry through the burial graves against his wishes which almost that i will not do but unfortunately i've got to do it uh But that's another
speaker_0HOST
renaissance type.
speaker_0HOST
That's, again, a newer version, isn't it? Yeah, very
TomHOST
Do I do it? Screw it.
TomHOST
Let's jump to Jeremiah Johnson.
TomHOST
Okay.
Vincent DalyHOST
Okay.
TomHOST
Because it was sitting on that list, and I said, okay, I'm in the mood to watch this.
TomHOST
I don't
Vincent DalyHOST
recognize Jeremiah Johnson.
Vincent DalyHOST
Oh,
SeanHOST
And it makes him look like a video game character, like a mascot character, like a Crash Bandicoot, a Sonic the Hedgehog.
SeanHOST
Also very reminiscent of, did you ever see Jeremiah Johnson? No.
SeanHOST
It takes place in the same kind of area and time frame and I would not be surprised if that was a visual inspiration for parts of this film as well.
SeanHOST
It's a survivalist backwoods rugged frontiersman story.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
I enjoyed many of his stories and performances.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
I chose Jeremiah Johnson as the one to watch.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
Filmed in 1972, about a period in the mid-1800s, I would have first watched it as a teenager.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
I have watched it many times since.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
The story combines hardship, resilience, and joy.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
It is portrayed with a balance of seriousness and humor.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
Called by many a classic, Jeremiah Johnson reflects adventure, solitude, and human relationships.
Clayton SkaggsHOST
Things that are consistently reported as predictors for living long and meaningful lives.
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