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Neil McCauley

Neil McCauley

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Oct 13, 2026

Travis WoodsGUEST
38:32
... he's gone, he's gone to ground.
Travis WoodsGUEST
38:34
Um, we probably don't have to worry about him because he's enough of a professional, unlike Neil McCauley.
Travis WoodsGUEST
38:39
He's not gonna come back for Wangro.
Travis WoodsGUEST
38:40
He, he's never gonna raise...

9 MINS LATER

Travis WoodsGUEST
47:36
There's the Michael Mann the artist.
Travis WoodsGUEST
47:39
There's Michael Mann the artist, and I think that he is very much...
Travis WoodsGUEST
47:43
I think one of the reasons why Neil McCauley is one of the most interesting characters in h- in the Mann-verse, the Manniverse-
Katie WalshHOST
47:49
[laughs]
Jason SiloHOST
17:58
So if we think about some of the markets, the haircuts that have been established in some later movies, heat, I think...
Jason SiloHOST
18:10
Nate pays Neil McCauley 40 cents on the dollar for the 1.6 in stolen bearer bonds in Heat.
Jason SiloHOST
18:20
And in a film called Cops and Robbers, which is a great little underexplored 70s gem.
Jason SiloHOST
18:27
The bonds there.

24 MINS LATER

Jason SiloHOST
42:39
Let's do it.
Jason SiloHOST
42:42
And, you know, he's a player just like the other guy is a player.
Jason SiloHOST
42:46
And, of course, Van Zandt tries to rip off Neil McCauley, which is not smart.
Roger Van ZandtSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:55
Yeah, Roger Van Zandt? Yeah, who's this? You know what this is.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
0:57
Natalie Portman is in this, apparently.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:00
Um, the film, if you've never seen it, uh, is about an obsessive master thief named Neil McCauley, who leads a top-notch crew on a various daring heists throughout Los Angeles while determined detective Vincent Hanna pursues him.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:15
Pursues him? Pursues him without rest.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:18
Each man recognizes and respects the ability and the dedication of the other, even though they are aware their cat and mouse game may end in violence.
Philip DukeHOST
16:07
Yeah, yeah.
Antonio PalaciosGUEST
16:08
Where these guys follow the rules better than, uh, Vincent Hanna and Neil McCauley do.
Antonio PalaciosGUEST
16:13
Like, the, the, there's no connections.
Antonio PalaciosGUEST
16:15
There's no emotions with people.
Blake HowardHOST
25:44
Stephen Graham.
Blake HowardHOST
25:44
It's got Stephen Graham in it as Babyface Nelson, our upcoming- It's true ... young Neil McCauley.
Blake HowardHOST
25:48
It's true.
Blake HowardHOST
25:50
It's true.
Jens-Peter BraskHOST
3:11
The policeman.
Eddie MartinezGUEST
3:12
Anyway, uh, s- this may be back and forth, in and out, but some things I thought we should talk about are some of our shared favorite quotes that we incessantly quote to each other by De Niro's character, Neil McCauley.
Eddie MartinezGUEST
3:26
Husband and wife stuff-
Jens-Peter BraskHOST
3:27
Yeah.
Blake HowardGUEST
27:08
Everyone's up.
Blake HowardGUEST
27:10
And you can totally see... across public enemies, particularly with actors like Cotillard and Billy Crudup and just like people who pop in, Stephen Graham, who now is cast as Neil McCauley in Heat 2, like Jason Clarke is excellent.
Blake HowardGUEST
27:25
Oh my word, he's excellent.
Blake HowardGUEST
27:28
David Wenham just pops up, like really crushes for like a while, you know, had to leave his family on Christmas Eve in Australia to fly to Chicago or something like that for like months on end.
And Why Not?

And Why Not?

Heat

Sep 28 · 2 Mentions

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Jaylan SalahGUEST
30:45
And I feel like Neil McCooley is one of them.
Stuart MulrainHOST
30:48
Yeah, I get the feeling Neil McCauley, even if he had escaped, would never have changed.
Stuart MulrainHOST
30:55
He never would have just settled down and lived a quiet life.
Jaylan SalahGUEST
30:59
Can you imagine him? No, never.

35 MINS LATER

Stuart MulrainHOST
65:39
They would all rather die than go back to prison.
Jaylan SalahGUEST
65:42
Yes, because what happens when you see the dark prison films, you can tell that these guys were fucked inside.
Jaylan SalahGUEST
65:49
Like I said, Neil McCauley was in the hole for three.
Jaylan SalahGUEST
65:53
Can you imagine solitary confinement three years? What does it do to a person's psyche? No wonder he just killed something inside him and doesn't want it even to live.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:44
in Michael Mann's upcoming film.
Lee FordHOST
21:45
Kelso in the original movie was a wheelchair-bound computer hacker who reaches out and provides crucial surveillance and alarm system intelligence to Robert De Niro's Neil McCauley.
Andy MeakinHOST
21:56
It's really hotting up with the casting on there and it is getting more and more exciting every time they drop something.
Andy MeakinHOST
22:01
So mark me interested.
Lee FordHOST
22:03
Yeah, the movie is going to serve as both a prequel and a sequel to the 1995 film.
Lee FordHOST
22:08
I don't know how that's going to work, but the cast already includes Leonardo DiCaprio as Chris Chiarellis, Christian Bale as Vincent Hanna, Stephen Graham as Neil McCauley, Odessa Young as Charlene and Maria Sid as Gabby.
Andy MeakinHOST
22:21
Moving over to something completely different.
Andy MeakinHOST
22:23
It seems that there's still life in the Silent Hill movie franchise, despite the lacklustre response, critically and financially, of the most recent entry.
speaker_2NARRATOR
13:51
In 1995, he starred opposite Robert De Niro in Heat, directed by Michael Mann.
speaker_2NARRATOR
13:58
The film became legendary for the confrontation between Pacino's Detective Vincent Hanna and De Niro's criminal Neil McCauley.
speaker_2NARRATOR
14:05
The two actors shared only a small amount of screen time together, but their presence created one of the most memorable actor-versus-actor dynamics in modern cinema.
speaker_2NARRATOR
14:15
Pacino was entering another peak.

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