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Randle McMurphy

Randle McMurphy

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Oct 3, 2026

Mike NorthGUEST
36:53
I was watching the teams I have.
Mike NorthGUEST
36:56
There's days that they'll get wiped out, and I'm like Randall McMurphy, you know? I'm standing on the chair ready to kill myself, you know, and I made so.
Mike NorthGUEST
37:06
Yeah, we'll see.
Mike NorthGUEST
37:08
Mike, you
speaker_0HOST
33:52
By removing the visual distractions of surrealism, Forman focuses the entire weight of the movie on the raw human battle of wills.
speaker_1HOST
34:00
Between Nicholson's Randle McMurphy, the embodiment of chaotic rebellion, and Fletcher's Nurse Ratched, the embodiment of cold institutional control.
speaker_0HOST
34:09
The article calls both of their performances among the best of the decade, and the result is a movie that the author considers one of the greatest films of the 1970s.
speaker_1HOST
34:18
Which is wild considering how packed that decade was with cinematic masterpieces.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
46:13
In 1975, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest arrived in theaters.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
46:18
Jack Nicholson played Randle McMurphy, a rebellious but seemingly sane man trapped inside a psychiatric hospital, where the people charged with treating him become his oppressors.
Trevor SikkemaADVERTISER
46:29
Do you wanna say something to the group, Mr. McMurphy?
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:32
Well, [clears throat] yeah.
John SpearsHOST
36:27
My number two, and I'm going to guess it's Tony's number one, so we'll jump on this together.
John SpearsHOST
36:31
Randall P. McMurphy.
John SpearsHOST
36:34
Oh,
Tony BurkeHOST
36:34
he's so good.
MikeHOST
48:17
In the process, she loses time with her family and ultimately her boyfriend when her fight-the-power objectives are too inconvenient for him when he simply wants her to stick around and pay attention to him.
MattHOST
48:26
Another example of a character fighting the establishment is Jack Nicholson's McMurphy from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest from 1975.
MattHOST
48:34
McMurphy is an individual fighting against the psychiatric hospital of which Nurse Ratched is a member, and he loses quite badly.
MattHOST
48:40
The institution is representative of the outside world where society tries to impose its morality and mindset on others ultimately breaking down the individual mcmurphy is an anti-hero with romantic hero qualities since his motives and taking on the system are not entirely pure but to the other inmates he's a martyr who ultimately suffers to bring change in the hospital environment
MikeHOST
49:01
so usually the underdog struggle it has to be someone without a great deal of means that fights these large companies but But in the case of the insider from 1999, the character of Jeffrey Weigand is not really an underprivileged individual.
Kate LangbroekHOST
2:01
Just weeks before we spoke, Jason lost his beloved father, Terence, the actor who raised him alone from the age of four, got him his first audition, and helped build the very industry that made Jason's own career possible.
Kate LangbroekHOST
2:20
Jason is carrying that straight into a homecoming, taking on Randle P. McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest on the same Melbourne stage his father performed on for decades.
Kate LangbroekHOST
2:33
This is Jason Donovan.
Kate LangbroekHOST
2:36
Jason Donovan.

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The Show With no Name 25/09/2026 18:00

Sep 25 · 1 Mention

Alberto AlonsoHOST
42:20
Hablando de películas.
Alberto AlonsoHOST
42:22
I remember Randle McMurphy, that's, um, the character played by Jack Nicholson.
Alberto AlonsoHOST
42:29
He bets the guys.
Alberto AlonsoHOST
42:31
He guys-- He goes: "¿Cuánto te apuesto que puedo molestarle? Romperle la-- Tocarle las narices", you say.
NickHOST
16:22
... uh, give him the old...
NickHOST
16:24
Remember what Chief did to, uh, uh, uh, McMurphy in, in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest?
JoshHOST
16:30
You're gonna do that to him?
NickHOST
16:32
Um, do that to Cliff Huxtable.
Marty SchwartzHOST
117:53
Yeah.
Scott SharplinHOST
117:54
Well, I guess Halloran would have to use his shining skills to get Louise Fletcher's nurse Ratchet to rescind her order of a lobotomy and to try to get Jack McMurphy released because he's not crazy crazy.
Scott SharplinHOST
118:17
He's just crazy.
Scott SharplinHOST
118:19
Which
Scott SharplinHOST
119:25
I think that if DeVito ever develops, you know, fiendish supervillain brains, it comes late in his long life.
Scott SharplinHOST
119:33
So Hogg is mostly confused by this jump.
Scott SharplinHOST
119:36
He recognizes McMurphy because he was in his gang that one time.
Scott SharplinHOST
119:42
Right.
Kathy MisselGUEST
1:51
1962, yeah.
Kathy MisselGUEST
1:51
So set 50 years ago, and everybody probably remembers the iconic role that Jack Nicholson played as the lead, R.P. McMurphy.
Kathy MisselGUEST
1:58
You're probably too young to remember that.
Kathy MisselGUEST
2:01
But the story is set in a mental institution in Oregon, and it examines how society treats people that we deem to be different.
Kathy MisselGUEST
6:38
They are invited into the ward.
Kathy MisselGUEST
6:40
secretly, without the nurses knowing.
Kathy MisselGUEST
6:43
And R.P. McMurphy, the lead character, decides to throw a party in the ward and that scene is hilarious.
Kathy MisselGUEST
6:52
He sneaks them in and they bring liquor and no holds barred because they haven't had liquor, they've been in the mental institution, so they get a little crazy, but it's fun.

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