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Metrograph

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Sep 11, 2026

Valerie VeachGUEST
51:03
So we started making this film in January of 2025.
Valerie VeachGUEST
51:07
I came back from an OpenAI short film screening at the Metrograph in New York.
Valerie VeachGUEST
51:14
They like flew out the artists group and screened
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:18
like eight films, which were
speaker_0HOST
7:46
I like that.
speaker_0HOST
7:47
Does he do like solo Metrograph runs by himself? Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
7:51
Where is Paul Baker? And he's just, yeah, just ripping through double features.
speaker_0HOST
7:55
I love it, but
Josh HommeGUEST
46:28
Especially when they...
Josh HommeGUEST
46:29
In, in New York City, they got, like, the Metrograph, Film Forum, IFC.
Josh HommeGUEST
46:32
Yeah.
Josh HommeGUEST
46:32
They play old movies.
Griffin NewmanHOST
51:45
That- that's where the movie really starts.
Griffin NewmanHOST
51:48
And I, I remember seeing this at the Metrograph maybe 10 years ago, and you...
Griffin NewmanHOST
51:53
I- it's playing to a lot of silence, you know.
Griffin NewmanHOST
51:56
And there's music in the movie, but there's not even a lot of musical numbers up until that point.
LawsonHOST
1:24
And a dude who I know from the Stunt People forums back in the day went by the Master Killer.
LawsonHOST
1:29
He was the reason I heard that this would be playing at the Metrograph.
LawsonHOST
1:32
Hell yeah, bro.
LawsonHOST
1:33
And then I hit up KRL, and we all went, and I got to meet John Truey, a.k.a. Master Killer, after knowing him 20 years ago on the

10 MINS LATER

LawsonHOST
11:43
So...
LawsonHOST
11:44
This is kind of how he's been immortalized, portrayed by Gordon Liu.
LawsonHOST
11:51
This comes up in one of my other favorite movies, which hopefully we'll see soon, maybe even at the Metrograph, Eight Diagram Pole Finder, which also has the thing of Gordon Liu being like, hey, I'm going to go fuck up these guys.
LawsonHOST
12:03
And then the monks are like, you can't.
Troy McEadyHOST
32:28
I saw some movies.
Troy McEadyHOST
32:29
First of all, even though this isn't a new movie, I just have to say, the other day I went to the Metrograph with our...
Troy McEadyHOST
32:37
Do you remember Claire, our photographer in Austin?
Kelli WilliamsHOST
32:41
Austin, yeah, I do.
Maddie CastonHOST
35:42
Would you go by yourself and just people-watch?
Isabel ParigiGUEST
35:43
Yeah, but I would also go into the Metrograph a lot, so, which, is the movie theater-
Maddie CastonHOST
35:48
And people-watch there?
Isabel ParigiGUEST
35:48
Movie theater right across the street.
Maddie CastonHOST
35:49
Oh, okay.
Jamie DuncanHOST
35:50
Oh.
Maddie CastonHOST
35:50
Well, well, I, I mean, I love Metrograph.
Isabel ParigiGUEST
35:51
So get, yeah, get wine.
MarkHOST
34:50
If you make a crowd pleaser, all these fucking film nerds come out of the woodwork like roaches.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:54
Like, I can't wait for it to play at Metrograph so I can laugh at it.
MarkHOST
34:59
Fuck you, you academic cunt.
MarkHOST
35:01
No one gives a shit about movies you like from black and white piece of shit from like the four Eggers bullshit movie.

1 HR 27 MINS LATER

MarkHOST
121:43
It's a lot more fun than The Searchers, dude.
MarkHOST
121:46
I'm telling you, this movie I rate higher than The Searchers.
MarkHOST
121:49
I love The Searchers, too, and I've seen it in, like, at Metrograph.
MarkHOST
121:52
Oh, totally, yeah.
George CarmiHOST
24:21
That's very cool.
George CarmiHOST
24:22
I think I spoke about this last week on the pod, but two days prior to La La Land, I saw The Dark Knight at the Metrograph on 35.
George CarmiHOST
24:31
It's just been a wild...
George CarmiHOST
24:34
Two of my top 10 movies, top 15 movies ever in theaters within three days.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
29:17
That cat is orangey.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
29:20
the subject of a small retrospective at New York City's Metrograph Cinema.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
29:25
Plenty of rep houses will play a movie like Breakfast at Tiffany's around Valentine's Day.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
29:30
The Metrograph is going deeper into the orangey catalog for a wider variety of titles and genres.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
29:37
Breakfast at Tiffany's does offer Orangy his most famous role, the rather less colorfully named Cat, pet of Holly Golightly, played by Audrey Hepburn, who calls him a poor slob without a name.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
29:49
Orangy features heavily in the film's climax, when Holly releases her pet into an alley as she prepares to leave town, only to have Paul, George Pappard, rush to retrieve him.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
32:31
This does seem compatible with the Rhubarb character, who is largely disagreeable at first.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
32:38
Watching the cat performances, both within the movies and across the different titles, certainly lends credence to the idea that Orangy was more a cat type, provided by trainer Frank N., than a specific animal.

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