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Robert Loggia

Robert Loggia

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Oct 28, 2026

speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:56
The wine for tonight, where do you want it? I'll just put it in the kitchen, thanks.
Anthony ZenhauserPANELIST
29:59
Hi, I'm Robert Loggia.
Anthony ZenhauserPANELIST
30:01
About five
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:01
minutes more on the chops.
David BazzelHOST
24:42
Yeah.
David BazzelHOST
24:42
What's his name, Chris? Robert Loggia? Yeah, I think that may be it.
David BazzelHOST
24:49
He's the one who said, the first one he goes, all right, let's get those SOBs.
David BazzelHOST
24:53
Let's take them out now because they knew the chills were down.
Kyle KinaneGUEST
71:01
Keith David character.
Kyle KinaneGUEST
71:02
How did he meet Robert Loggia? He gets drunk in a bar and he kind of shames him, right? Yeah, there's something about the...
Kyle KinaneGUEST
71:12
And he eats SpaghettiOs out of a can.
Kyle KinaneGUEST
71:13
He cuts his hand with that.
Tyler HarlowGUEST
70:50
She has to wear so many hats and be so many versions of a character in this movie.
Tyler HarlowGUEST
70:57
And she... really pulls off each one we we don't really find out a lot necessarily about her as well but she's i mean she's she's playing that femme fatal character she is being that character and i think she does it really well and adds a lot of mystery But then also, I got to go with Robert Loggia in this too.
Tyler HarlowGUEST
71:22
He's the one we haven't really talked about, his actor, or really even his character, Mr. Eddie or Dick Laurent, however we want to refer to him as.
Tyler HarlowGUEST
71:32
Right.

5 MINS LATER

Bryan FryeHOST
76:34
And clearly struggling with himself.
Dustin MelbardisHOST
76:38
Yes, very clearly.
Dustin MelbardisHOST
76:40
My best supporting is Robert Loggia as our Mr. Eddie, Dick Laurent.
Dustin MelbardisHOST
76:46
That scene where he flies off the handle about the motorist is great.
Craig ShefferGUEST
13:24
I'm working on a film right now called, uh, Unproduced.
Craig ShefferGUEST
13:27
It's a really strange little, um... [laughs] So a director I worked with 30 years ago, um, wrote a script, and it's about that, the movie that I did called Flypaper with Lucy Liu and Robert Loggia and there were other...
Craig ShefferGUEST
13:47
I'm not remembering.
Paul JohanssonHOST
13:47
A cast of thousands.
Kathryn GrodyGUEST
38:06
A lot of people that are waking up.
Kathryn GrodyGUEST
38:09
There's a beautiful guy named Robert Loggia who has some podcast called Leaving MAGA.
Kathryn GrodyGUEST
38:17
where he is helping people that have gone down that rabbit hole.
Kathryn GrodyGUEST
38:21
You know, I feel for people, it's very nice being part of something larger than yourself.
GregHOST
4:10
Her daughter in the movie, which, uh, sorry, spoiler alert, but that's played by Mer- or Meg Tilly, and her name is Mary.
GregHOST
4:19
And then we have Robert Loggia and, uh, Dennis Franz as some supporting characters.
GregHOST
4:26
This movie is like the original Psycho n- but just different.
GregHOST
4:34
You know, it's...
Affion CrockettGUEST
14:17
... playing a Cuban.
John HolmbergHOST
14:18
And Robert Loggia with whatever he was doing.
John HolmbergHOST
14:20
That whole movie was a bunch of people who weren't Cuban being Cuban.
Affion CrockettGUEST
14:22
Steven Bauer.
MomHOST
69:42
This was directed by Michele Soavi, written by Lou Cooper and Sheila Goldberg.
MomHOST
69:48
It stars David Brandon, Barbara Cupisti, Mary Sellers, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Joanne Smith, Robert Loggia, and Piero Vida.
MomHOST
70:01
Cinematography by Renato Tafuri, edited by Kathleen Stratton.
MomHOST
70:06
Music by Simon Boswell, Guido Anelli, Stefano Mainetti, and the release date was 1987.
Mark TaskerHOST
6:38
Even the ones that are supposed to be the 80s business bad guys.
Bradley FreemanHOST
6:41
Isn't it Robert Loggia, isn't it?
Mark TaskerHOST
6:43
Yeah, he is, yeah.
Mark TaskerHOST
6:44
Hey, what's that guy over

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