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John Huston

John Huston

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Nov 4, 2026

Joseph McBrideGUEST
18:48
Every time I had a scene, he and I would talk for about an hour.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
18:52
My basic function was to follow John Huston's character around and ask him silly film buff questions, some of which were not really silly they're interesting but um they were always a bit pompous and he'd rewrite them to make them more pompous and then he typed them up and i had to say them verbatim but um he was tough on the crews he had very young crew mostly guys in their late teens and 20s or two women and uh he was a real demanding uh director with the crews but the actors he said i I make love to the actors when I direct them.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
19:27
He said the actors are the most important people in the movie.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
19:30
I want to make them happy.
Forrest MillerHOST
22:23
Well, they made the movie Mank that's basically based off of Pauline Kael's...
Forrest MillerHOST
22:30
Yeah, because basically it shows Mank writing the entire thing locked up in that room and then um or and then or someone's showing up at the last minute and being like uh you know walking to me like is this is is it done yet and then he's like you know he's like half dead and like passed out from uh fine like withdrawing from alcohol and he's like it's done yeah so i think that that's very inspired by the pauline kale uh version of version of events
Joseph McBrideGUEST
22:55
oh yeah it's totally slavishly following her lying account and um when we were shooting the other side of the wind we were doing a scene in cold water canyon in the spring of 1971 And it's a scene in which I'm thrown out of John Huston's car and
Conan NeutronHOST
23:10
the
AnonPANELIST
3:27
Whether television can save people or not or something.
JohnPANELIST
3:31
John.
JohnPANELIST
3:32
Hey.
JohnPANELIST
3:33
Hey, guys.

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FredPANELIST
32:24
So I think...
FredPANELIST
32:26
You know, this war and Trump's sort of, I would call it gay dementia, is not good.
FredPANELIST
32:35
You know, having him sit there and talk about John Huston's ass is just, something's wrong there.
FredPANELIST
32:42
That was very
Gregory CrosbyGUEST
87:23
Oh, wow.
Gregory CrosbyGUEST
87:24
He was one of the writers, John Huston film, a 60s horror movie.
Gregory CrosbyGUEST
87:30
Yep.
Doc RottenHOST
87:32
One of the three writers, and of course there was the should know this novel that was based on by the
Karina LongworthHOST
10:28
These nominations were meaningful to both Judy and Monty, both of whom felt they had been shunned by the industry.
Karina LongworthHOST
10:36
So Monty would keep Libby up to date over the phone, but he had essentially replaced his relationship with her with relationships with other older women, from Myrna Loy to Nan Houston, the widow of Walter Houston and John Houston's stepmother.
Karina LongworthHOST
10:56
But Monty's relationship with Nan couldn't shelter him from the worst of John.
Karina LongworthHOST
11:01
By the end of 1961, Monty was working with Houston again on a film about Sigmund Freud.
Karina LongworthHOST
11:09
Five years after that, Clift would be dead.
Karina LongworthHOST
11:14
Five years after that, Libby would be too.
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Joseph McBrideGUEST
8:07
of serious young film experts, you know, who were kind of breaking in at that time because film studies was a new field.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
8:16
And so my role in the film is to follow John Huston around, plays the old director.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
8:22
I follow him around asking kind of
Morteza HajizadehHOST
8:24
inane film buff questions and

31 MINS LATER

Joseph McBrideGUEST
39:55
And drama doesn't necessarily try to solve every question about a character, but it raises questions and it illuminates the complexities of human nature.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
40:05
That's a running theme throughout Wells' career.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
40:07
I like the John Huston character in The Other Side of the Wind.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
40:10
It's very enigmatic.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
9:02
film experts, you know, who were kind of breaking in at that time because film studies was a new field.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
9:09
And so my role in the film is to follow John Huston around, plays the old director.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
9:15
I follow him around asking kind of inane
Morteza HajizadehHOST
9:17
film buff questions and

31 MINS LATER

Joseph McBrideGUEST
39:55
And drama doesn't necessarily try to solve every question about a character, but it raises questions and it illuminates the complexities of human nature.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
40:05
That's a running theme throughout Wells' career.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
40:07
I like the John Huston character in The Other Side of the Wind.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
40:10
It's very enigmatic.
Bob BookHOST
17:21
Over the course of the movie, you find out that someone hired this woman to impersonate Mulray's wife, setting up Jack Nicholson to expose him so that they could more easily get this damn project passed.
Bob BookHOST
17:35
And I think you're expected to piece together that behind the whole thing was Noah Cross, played by John Huston, the very, very rich person who used to own the water company in relation with Mulray.
Bob BookHOST
17:50
Separate from that, Noah Cross has been, I mean, let's just call it what it is, has raped his own daughter, who he then married off to Mulray.
Bob BookHOST
18:00
They had a love child together.
Bob BookHOST
18:03
And Faye Dunaway and Mulray, I think, are hiding this girl from John Huston's character.
Bob BookHOST
18:10
So what people are trying to piece, and this is what I was reading.
Bob BookHOST
18:14
Who hired this woman to start with? The woman that was impersonating the wife.

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Bob BookHOST
52:50
But you needed that kind of secondary story to make the movie work.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
8:07
of serious young film experts, you know, who were kind of breaking in at that time because film studies was a new field.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
8:16
And so my role in the film is to follow John Huston around, plays the old director.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
8:22
I follow him around asking kind of
Morteza HajizadehHOST
8:24
inane film buff questions and

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Joseph McBrideGUEST
37:50
In other words, human beings are very complicated and ultimately somewhat mysterious, and drama doesn't necessarily try to solve every question about a character, but it raises questions and it illuminates the complexities of human nature.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
38:05
That's a running theme throughout Wells' career.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
38:07
I like the John Huston character in The Other Side of the Wind.
Joseph McBrideGUEST
38:10
It's very enigmatic.
Jesse DollemoreHOST
48:15
We watched him out on the campaign trail in 2024, talk about Arnold Palmer in the locker room and just how girthy and long his dick was or whatever weird nonsense in front of children he's saying.
Jesse DollemoreHOST
48:27
We watched him talk about John Huston's ass on occasion after occasion, after occasion, after occasion, after occasion, after occasion, his ass about how big his feet are.
Jesse DollemoreHOST
48:39
We all know what that means.
Jesse DollemoreHOST
48:41
We know, we know.
James EdwardsGUEST
9:04
but there's no prospect for us being able to buy a home.
James EdwardsGUEST
9:08
What's the GOP, what's your party going to do to help people like me out? And he went into this joke about John Huston's rear end.
James EdwardsGUEST
9:18
It really does appear to be over for him.
James EdwardsGUEST
9:20
It's turning

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