Places in the Heart
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Oct 13, 2026
Damon CarterHOST
Obviously, yeah, like you say, Alex, he was 41 when this film was released.
Damon CarterHOST
He'd been in an assortment of films up to this, The Face of Rage, Places in the Heart, which I haven't seen, Witness, which I have, and The Color Purple, which is a very famous film.
Damon CarterHOST
And this was definitely key for him also projecting himself.
Damon CarterHOST
He was in Predator 2 after this, and a few other movies going through the 90s, and obviously ended up being in the Saw series.
IanHOST
Her film debut was 1982's Love Child as a prisoner who becomes pregnant while in prison opposite her prison guard, Beau Bridges.
IanHOST
She later starred in Places in the Heart opposite an Oscar-winning performance by Sally Field.
IanHOST
Twice in a Lifetime, which I mentioned before, was her first Oscar nomination, 1986.
IanHOST
Uh, she was in Field of Dreams-
MarkHOST
It didn't win.
MarkHOST
So the film that won is a film I've never heard of called Places in the Heart.
MarkHOST
That is set during the Great Depression.
MarkHOST
So it's got Sally Field in it.
Tim KasherHOST
And I assu- I assumed for years and years that the Norma movie is where she said, "You like me, you really like me," but it's not.
Tim KasherHOST
She said that for Places in the Heart in 1985.
Gwynedd StuartHOST
Oh.
Tim KasherHOST
'Cause Sally Field is, if you'll m- recall-
Amy PoehlerHOST
And, and for this Polar Plunge, you know, we talked about some great people that Andrew worked with, uh, including Sally Field.
Amy PoehlerHOST
And I just wanted to remind everybody, if you're looking for a movie, a beautiful movie that's filled with heart and will make you cry and, uh, and it's all about, like, the, the spirit of, of, uh, of a woman saving her farm, check out a movie called Places in the Heart with Sally Field and Danny Glover and a young John Malkovich and Ed Harris and Amy Madigan, and it's so, so good.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Um, not enough people talk about this movie, and it's one of my favorites.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Places in the Heart, Sally Field, they love you.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Andrew Garfield, we love you.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Thank you so much for doing this episode, and thanks everybody for listening.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Thank you so much for doing this.
Amy PoehlerHOST
And, and for this polar plunge, you know, we talked about some great people that Andrew worked with, uh, including Sally Field, and I just wanted to remind everybody, if you're looking for a movie, a beautiful movie that's filled with heart and will make you cry and, uh, and it's all about, like, the, the spirit of, of, of a woman saving her farm, check out a movie called Places in the Heart with Sally Field and Danny Glover and a young John Malkovich and Ed Harris and Amy Madigan, and it's so, so good.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Um, not enough people talk about this movie, and it's one of my favorites, Places in the Heart.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Sally Field, I love you.
Amy PoehlerHOST
Andrew Garfield, we love you.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
He won the director Oscar and the screenwriting Oscar.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
Wins another screenwriting Oscar for Places in the Heart, the Sally Field movie, made before with Malkovich and Danny Glover, which is a really terrific movie.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
And then kind of came up with this late, in 94 little movie this little sleeper that's a fucking charming like charming fucking like go watch nobody's fool and just marvel at like a older newman at that point is i'm gonna say 70 years old 94 is he older yeah he's he's just about 70 he's born in 25 um yeah, it's, it's, uh, it's like, it's Howard Shore does the music.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
John Bailey, great cinematographer, 110 minutes, lean, lean, lean, made 40 million.
Jack FerdmanHOST
I'm gonna give you a list.
Jack FerdmanHOST
This is, these are the winners of past Toronto's People's Choice Awards at the festival: Chariots of Fire, The Big Chill, Places in the Heart, The Princess Bride, Roger and Me, The Fisher King, Shine, Life is Beautiful, American Beauty, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Amélie, Hotel Rwanda, Slumdog Millionaire, which won Best Picture also at the Oscars, Precious, The King's Speech won.
Jack FerdmanHOST
You have Silver Linings Playbook, 12 Years a Slave, The Imitation Game, Room, La La Land, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Green Book, Jojo Rabbit, Nomadland, Belfast, The Fabelmans, American Fiction, and last year, of course, was Hamnet.
Jack FerdmanHOST
So I think Toronto knows what it's talking about, right? Look at all those winners.
ChrisHOST
But from your point of view in the movies that, the films you've been in, outside of just One of the Guys, what is your favorite part that you took in? Favorite role.
Toni HudsonGUEST
Well, um, I was in the movie Places in the Heart.
ChrisHOST
Mm-hmm.
Toni HudsonGUEST
And I don't know if you know that film.
ChrisHOST
Mm.
Toni HudsonGUEST
So it was such a, an interesting thing because, yeah, because it wa- the, the character was a lot of fire.
Toni HudsonGUEST
I don't know if you know Places in the Heart, remember it so much.
Toni HudsonGUEST
It was v- kind of somber a lot, right? The cotton picking in the fields and-
Ian EbrightGUEST
Uh, and it's basically like, you know, you're watching a great film, uh, Watching a great film feels like you're in the hands of a screenwriter who's thought it through.
Ian EbrightGUEST
It's just that thing of like, oh, you know, we talked about it with Places in the Heart and the way that he gets the characters of Danny Glover.
Ian EbrightGUEST
Sorry, the actors of Danny Glover and John Malkovich out of that scene toward the end with the confrontation with the KKK.
Brian McDonaldHOST
Yeah.
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