
Ragtime
1981 filmWikipedia
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Search complete. 20 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Ragtime".
Nov 3, 2026
‘All the Right Moves’ With Bill Simmons and Kyle Brandt
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67:30Bill SimmonsHOST
No, not yet.
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67:30Bill SimmonsHOST
When's that pod? She gets nominated in 81 for another song on Ragtime.
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67:35Bill SimmonsHOST
So there's two.
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67:35Bill SimmonsHOST
This is 79, 81, 82.
Episode 355 - Monsters, Inc.
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30:12IanHOST
I'll just name his film credits on this one.
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30:15IanHOST
Ragtime, The Natural, Three Amigos, Parenthood, Toy Story, Air Force One, A Bug's Life, Pleasantville.
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30:23IanHOST
You ever see Pleasantville?
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30:23LiamHOST
Yeah.
Ep54 Jan 82 Joe Cocker, Eddy Grant, Prince, Thompson Twins, Indeep, Bauhaus, Kajagoogoo
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7:29ChrisHOST
The song wins the Academy Award for Best Original Song.
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7:33ChrisHOST
In 1981, she sings Randy Newman's One More Hour for the film Ragtime, picking up yet another Oscar nomination.
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7:41ChrisHOST
So when Paramount Pictures is putting together the romantic military drama An Officer and a Gentleman, music supervisor Joe Sill brings in songwriter Will Jennings.
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7:52ChrisHOST
Director Taylor Haxford's friend and manager Gary George suggests using Warnes.
302: Man of a Thousand Faces
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19:40GeoffHOST
because his doctor said, look, you're retired, you need to take your mind off things and do something.
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19:44GeoffHOST
So he came back in Milos Forman's 1981 film Ragtime, made a couple of other films then before he passed.
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19:51GeoffHOST
But yeah, it's just, there just didn't seem to be
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19:56IanGUEST
any boundaries with him.
Geraldine Manolas on preserving the legacy of Czechoslovak war veterans, Andreas Halskov on the genius of Miloš Forman
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15:38Ian WilloughbyHOST
Forman studied screenwriting at FAMU, but for most of his career, he was making films based on scripts written by other people.
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15:46Ian WilloughbyHOST
Sometimes, as in the case of, say, Ragtime, he was a director for hire.
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15:51Ian WilloughbyHOST
But still, you call him an auteur, meaning that he had a kind of recognizable style and he had his own vision.
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15:58Ian WilloughbyHOST
What, for you, makes Forman an auteur?
78. The Journeyman: Curtis Hanson #9: The Children of Times Square (1986)
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11:07Bryan ConnollyHOST
It's very Oliver Twist.
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11:08Bryan ConnollyHOST
So they all work for this guy named Otis, played by Howard E. Rollins Jr. who was nominated for an Oscar for Ragtime.
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11:15AJ GonzalesHOST
Yeah.
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11:15Bryan ConnollyHOST
And he's great.
8 MINS LATER
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19:06Bryan ConnollyHOST
Like, like I said, like, like, Howard Rollins, like, was, like, an Oscar-nominated only, like, two years or so before.
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19:13Bryan ConnollyHOST
1982?
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19:13AJ GonzalesHOST
Uh, Ragtime was '81.
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19:14Bryan ConnollyHOST
Okay, '81.
"HOLLYWOOD'S FINAL CURTAIN CALL: LAST FILMS OF LEGENDARY STARS" (161)
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20:59Nan McNamaraHOST
Yes.
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20:59Steve CubineHOST
But instead I chose, and actually I kinda get two for one on this one, I chose James Cagney, Ragtime.
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21:06Nan McNamaraHOST
Oh.
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21:06Steve CubineHOST
But it was also the final film of his great Warner Brothers pal, Pat O'Brien.
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21:19Steve CubineHOST
James Cagney's career-
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21:20Nan McNamaraHOST
It really is
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21:21Steve CubineHOST
... because Ragtime came out in 1981.
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21:23Steve CubineHOST
Milos Forman was the director, incredible cast, but he ended up playing the police commissioner, uh, Commissioner Waldo, and he's really the gentleman who's sort of the negotiator between Coalhouse Walker, who ends up holing up inside the Morgan Library because he wants revenge because these white firemen destroyed his car.