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Quadrophenia

Quadrophenia

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Nov 2, 2026

speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
3:20
In 66, Paul Revere and the Raiders appeared in full revolutionary regalia on an episode of Batman.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
3:27
And on this day in 79, the film Quadrophenia opened in theaters.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
3:31
But lastly, on this day in 2020, Baby Shark became the most viewed video on YouTube with a little over 7 billion views.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
3:38
It's now
Alexei SayleHOST
53:31
He wrote
Alexei SayleHOST
53:32
Quadrophenia.
Alexei SayleHOST
53:33
He did Quadrophenia, and that's where he'd met Sting, and that's why Phil Daniels was also in it.
Alexei SayleHOST
53:39
Oh.
Alexei SayleHOST
53:41
Which seemed like, I haven't seen it for years, but it seemed like an amazing film.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
38:25
I want to give a quick shout-out.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
38:27
That guy playing the butcher, that is Phil Daniels from Quadrophenia, who starred in the Who movie back in the 70s.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
38:34
Oh, my
Drea ClarkHOST
38:34
God.
Maranda MobleyHOST
37:46
He does all these MasterChef shows, MasterChef Celebrity, MasterChef USA, MasterChef The Professionals, MasterChef Canada, MasterChef South Africa, Junior MasterChef, MasterChef New Zealand.
Maranda MobleyHOST
37:58
So that's mostly what this dude seems to be doing after Quadrophenia.
Michael James BensonHOST
38:03
Okay, yes, exactly.
Michael James BensonHOST
38:04
I'm going to do quadrophenia, and then I'm going to do this, and then I'm going to serve up some actual food.

38 MINS LATER

Maranda MobleyHOST
76:31
The Baron Frankenstein was supposed to be played by somebody older.
Michael James BensonHOST
76:35
Okay.
Maranda MobleyHOST
76:35
Actor Sting and director Frank Rodham had previously collaborated on Quadrophenia
Michael James BensonHOST
76:41
1979 around six years earlier.
Guy WalkerHOST
28:02
be in.
Guy WalkerHOST
28:03
He's in Quadrophenia as well.
Guy WalkerHOST
28:04
An early role for him, which he was good in.
Guy WalkerHOST
28:07
Yeah, he left the Central School of Speech and Drama, and he basically came through the 80s alternative comedy circuit.
Matt ZeiglerHOST
29:53
That's a very interesting twist that you have a romantic affiliation with the movie Tommy.
Matt ZeiglerHOST
30:00
Better than Quadrophenia or something like that.
Matt ZeiglerHOST
30:02
So congratulations.
Matt ZeiglerHOST
30:04
You meet your wife.
CliffHOST
19:22
Oh yeah, I've seen it.
CliffHOST
19:23
I went back and watched both Tommy and Quadrophenia, which we'll be covering in a little bit.
KenHOST
19:27
both of them sort of very mediocre films tommy especially gets just really avant-garde at times and and just weird oh it's so weird pete towns is one weird dude the standout performance in tommy which is worth watching the entire movie for and then you don't necessarily have to watch the rest of it is tina turner as the acid queen
CliffHOST
19:49
what gets me every time is ann margaret oh and I love Ann-Margret.

16 MINS LATER

KenHOST
36:10
rock opera from Pete Townshend and The Who.
KenHOST
36:12
In a row.
KenHOST
36:13
Released in 1973, Quadrophenia tells the story of Jimmy, a young British mod struggling to find his place in the world.
KenHOST
36:22
Playing off the concept of schizophrenia, Townsend imagined Jimmy's personality as being split into four distinct sides, each represented by each member of the Who.
Will ArnettHOST
65:34
I'm such a fan.
Will ArnettHOST
65:35
I didn't even get to talk to him about Quadrophenia, a film that I adore as well that he made.
Will ArnettHOST
65:40
Oh, I've never
Jason BatemanHOST
65:40
seen that.
Anthony KingHOST
48:17
He does.
Anthony KingHOST
48:18
Quadrophenia.
Anthony KingHOST
48:19
Does that guy suck? I kind of like him.
Anthony KingHOST
48:22
He's a bit incel.
David EastaughHOST
55:43
Excellent.
David EastaughHOST
55:44
And were there any particular books or sort of films that you would also take on your desert island if you sort of had to grab, you know, collect a few bits as well? Was there any particular, because, you know, punk was quite influenced by Taxi Driver and Main Streets, wasn't it? In sort of that sort of 70s period, the Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese.
David EastaughHOST
56:04
Were there any sort of films that you would often go back to and just watch again? They don't even have to be music related.
Jay CollinsGUEST
56:10
Oh, Freaks.
Jay CollinsGUEST
56:11
Freaks is my favorite movie of all time.

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