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Play Misty for Me

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Oct 15, 2026

Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
1:34
Welcome back to The Connor and Smith Show's 31 Days of Halloween.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
1:37
Today is Day 15 and the film is 1971's Play Misty for Me.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
1:46
So I saw this I think when I was in college.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
1:50
there's something about late night radio.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
2:53
And that just got stuck in my head over and over.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
2:55
And I was like, oh, it would be so scary to like take calls late at night at a thing.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
3:01
And then I was like, oh, I should do Play Misty for me.
Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt ConnerHOST
3:05
So I am doing that.
Allen StareHOST
46:51
In all instances, the groupie is looking to score a whole lot more than just an autograph.
Donna StareHOST
46:56
The all-time best radio groupie movie ever is Clint Eastwood's 1971 directorial debut, Play Misty For Me.
Andy TravisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:07
Play Misty for me.
speaker_24SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:09
The most terrifying words you'll ever hear, play Misty for me.
ChrisHOST
23:58
Niecy, moving over to you for this next one.
ChrisHOST
24:01
What actor directed the film Bridges of Madison County, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, and Play Misty for me?
NisiGUEST
24:09
Oh.
NisiGUEST
24:11
I want to say Clint Eastwood, but I don't know if that's right, but I'm going to go with it.
NateHOST
2:45
Well, thanks for the correction.
NateHOST
2:46
So he had done what? Play Misty for me was his debut.
NateHOST
2:49
Then this
ScottGUEST
2:50
one.
Shawna SaariHOST
65:18
[laughs]
Grace ChivellHOST
65:19
Then he's like, "Oh, boy, have you seen the movie Play Misty For Me? Of course Walter's never heard of this movie, [laughs] referring to-
Shawna SaariHOST
65:28
God
Grace ChivellHOST
65:28
...
Grace ChivellHOST
65:28
Play Misty For Me, which was, um, I think it was 1971.
Grace ChivellHOST
65:33
Uh, Clint Eastwood.
Shawna SaariHOST
65:35
Oh.
Shawna SaariHOST
65:41
Oh, okay.
Robert MillerHOST
4:01
Well, listen, I focused on you being involved in Sully because, as most people may or may not know, Clint Eastwood is very into jazz.
Robert MillerHOST
4:10
And if you remember that movie that he made, Play Misty for Me, it was the one that introduced that gorgeous Roberta Flack song, First Time Ever I Saw Your Face.
Robert MillerHOST
4:21
So for him to take your music and you and put it into one of his movies, that's a real, you know, amazing kind of situation.
Robert MillerHOST
4:29
Congratulations to you.
Tony McManusGUEST
11:11
It's a terrifying film.
Peter StubbsHOST
11:12
Somebody rings up and says, play Misty for me.
Peter StubbsHOST
11:15
Gee, you just watch your step.
Peter StubbsHOST
11:17
It was terrific in that, wasn't it? It was wonderful in that.
Troy ZantuckGUEST
11:27
You might say.
Troy ZantuckGUEST
11:27
If I may say so.
Troy ZantuckGUEST
11:30
Play Misty for me.
Troy ZantuckGUEST
11:30
Yeah, but great work, Andrew.
ChrisHOST
17:50
I-
Toni HudsonGUEST
17:50
And so her favorite song was Play Misty For Me from Psycho, I think.
ChrisHOST
17:56
Uh, it's-
Toni HudsonGUEST
17:57
Yeah
AdrianHOST
63:09
Oh, speaking of, we didn't say it on air.
AdrianHOST
63:11
I mean, we've been mentioning Fatal Attraction, but another movie that a lot of people feel like this is an unofficial remake to is called Play Misty for Me, which is from 1971.
AdrianHOST
63:19
So that's another movie you can guys go check out if you love the same vibes that are going on here on top of everything else that we just mentioned.
PalmiraGUEST
63:28
Oh, yeah.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:22
After that, you can hear Icebox Radio Theater, Radio Icebox, play Misty for me.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:26
We're back with more amazing Radio Icebox.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:29
This week, an audio adaptation of the 70s film by the same name, where a radio DJ is initially stalked by an obsessive listener who always requests, play Misty for me.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:40
And finally, you can hear LibriVox, The D'Artagnan Romances, Volume 1, The Three Musketeers, Chapter 60, In France.
Rich FrohlichHOST
1:48
We're back with Alexandre Dumas' incredible, immortal, heroic tale, The Three Musketeers, with Chapter 60 in France.

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