Peyton Reed

Three.

And directed by Peyton Reed.

Yeah.

And this movie, this is a request movie from one of our fans.

And I remember, you know, the big deal was made about like the look of it and how it has like a kind of retro look.

And, you know, it's going for that old movie kind of feel.

But then Peyton Reed, I remember, was in talks to do the new Fantastic Four movie at the time, way back in the day.

And they're like, this is the vibe that they're going to go with.

And like, you'll get a call that could completely change your life.

We're used to it now, but I remember when Peyton Reed called Reese out of the blue and asked him to come to Yes Man.

And we're like, is this what happens? Hollywood directors call you out of the blue? This must be the normal thing.

And we're on a plane.

funny in that.

But, you know, he also produced Zathura, which is another Jon Favreau film, The Breakup, Peyton Reed film.

But he also directed Couples Retreat.

The comedy from a couple of years ago is a Peter Billingsley directed film.

in the future all right then um i don't really know any other people i know there's one woman we would i wanted to talk about uh natina reed she was born in new york new york in 1980 unfortunately though she left us in 2012 okay and andrea was the one that pointed her out in the film because i got i felt like that girl had like some tasha steeles vibes to her if you don't know who i'm talking about look up tasha steeles you'll see why he's like she was like fiery she had like the curly hair like a total like what does tasha say mother type of thing

you should bring up on peyton reed who

peyton reed i said not tina reed that's close peyton reed yeah unfortunately uh last year she

left us

damn she was damn she was freaking only 31 when she died damn

You should bring up the director, Peyton Reed, because he's a big director, and he has a couple, he has some Avenger movies.

Ant-Man, he did Ant-Man.

He did Ant-Man and Wasp.

Alan Taylor is Thor of the Dark World.

Peyton Reed.

Peyton Reed, that's

right.

He looks nothing like Scott.

And it comes through and it works.

And like Peyton Reed doing Ant-Man, which I'm watching right now, like DNA and that stuff.

And then at some point after like infinity war, it's just like, every movie feels like it's directed in exact same boring way and i'm like i just i feel like we're getting that way in star wars a little bit where i'm like just let people's voices come through it's still like as long as you're hitting those pillars of star wars you can show it right but

we haven't had that many voices especially in the features but it's been like john favreau you know dave filoni JJ Abrams and Ryan Johnson.

Starring Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly, Michael Douglas, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jonathan Majors, Catherine Newton, Corey Stoll, and Bill Murray.

Directed by Peyton Reed.

Welcome back to the Raywatch Podcast.

I'm Corey, and I can pour some ooze into your hole.

Let's fucking go.

And it's so jarring.

You know, we look at how Peyton Reed has talked about this and Kevin Feige have talked about this.

And they're saying it's going to have a profound impact on the MCU and establish Kang.

Um, it's not bad.

It's by Peyton Reed, who made Ant-Man.

Mm.

Um, Mr. Popper's Penguins I think-

We'll move on.

And the podcast we are doing is the film Bring It On, which is a year 2010 comedy film directed by Peyton Reed.

Yeah, which you may have clocked during the intro part and my risque quote.

Yes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then he got Peyton Reed on to direct and then Kirsten kept turning down the role until she met the director and then she realized it would be actually a lot of fun, which is good she did that.

Interesting to know who else, this might come up in the trivia, who else was up for this role.

because I feel like I didn't do my due diligence in recommending enough rom-coms.

It is Peyton Reed's 2003 masterpiece, Down With Love.

I love that movie.

Yeah, Renee Zellweger and Ian McGregor.