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Rushmore

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Sep 22, 2026

Rosie FellnerHOST
1:06
From the RSC's Titus Andronicus, for which he won one of his two Olivier Awards, to the global sensation Logan Roy in HBO series Succession.
Rosie FellnerHOST
1:19
With so many other classics in between, Braveheart, Rushmore, Troy, Born Identity, Brian Cox is without doubt one of the most revered and respected actors in the world.
Brian CoxGUEST
1:30
His
Rosie FellnerHOST
1:30
career goes over six decades.
Adrianna MaherHOST
52:37
What movie have you seen the most times?
John GreenGUEST
52:39
Oh, Rushmore, the Wes Anderson movie.
John GreenGUEST
52:42
It's about a kid at a boarding school.
John GreenGUEST
52:43
I also went to a boarding school, so it's got a connection for me.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
48:42
forgiven, you are forgiven, you are forgiven,
DavidHOST
48:49
in Wes Anderson's Rushmore.
DavidHOST
48:51
Oh, Rushmore.
DavidHOST
48:52
It's so, I just love it.
DavidHOST
48:54
And the section he uses, which is the end of the song, is just, and it's a live version.
Erin HoganHOST
2:31
Nice job.
Erin HoganHOST
2:32
Rushmore.
Erin HoganHOST
2:34
Got a 50-50 chance at this one.
Erin HoganHOST
2:37
He has a birthday today.
Emerson DibleyGUEST
44:19
the kid? Yeah.
MikeHOST
44:21
I remember I was watching, I think it was the Rushmore commentary or something, and they were saying, Jason Schwartzman was saying, to get him to cry, they shot these things into his eye that were really tiny, tiny, tiny pieces of glass.
MikeHOST
44:35
What? And that would irritate his eyes and make him cry.
MikeHOST
44:41
What the? This is the props department? This is like late 90s.
MattHOST
8:26
That one was okay.
MattHOST
8:27
I think I had higher expectations for it because I liked Rushmore so much.
DougHOST
8:34
Yeah.
DougHOST
8:34
All I know is the Grand Budapest Hotel is really fucked because different parts of the movie are in different aspect ratios.
Josh ClarkHOST
11:14
Right.
Chuck BryantHOST
11:14
So it kind of reminds me of the Brian Cox scene in Rushmore, uh, with Bill Murray, when he says he's one of the worst students we've got.
Josh ClarkHOST
11:22
[laughs]
Chuck BryantHOST
11:22
I can just picture Brian Cox saying that, that no one's ever tried for this badge before.
TristanHOST
0:16
And I'm Tristan.
MikeHOST
0:17
And this week, we're talking about Rushmore.
TristanHOST
0:23
Rushmore.
MikeHOST
0:24
Rushmore.
TristanHOST
0:26
Rush less? No.
MikeHOST
0:27
No. Rushmore.
MikeHOST
0:33
It has been less than 30 seconds and we already just went so stupid.
TristanHOST
0:40
Yeah, buddy.
Jeffrey KanGUEST
15:30
very good
Matt KnostHOST
15:33
all right makes it 40 to 25 tie final bonus question do you want to be a dick or not uh not now no i did not uh all right it's open to you both here's your bonus question Rushmore was released in what
Jeffrey KanGUEST
15:47
year? 1998.
Matt KnostHOST
15:51
That is correct for five points.
Jason P. WoodburyHOST
15:45
I-
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
15:45
I, you know, you have, like, the, the f- the initial period of, of Bottle Rocket, uh, Rushmore, and Royal Tenenbaums, which all three of those are equally good, but they show just s- e- between each one a gigantic leap-
Jason P. WoodburyHOST
16:00
Yeah
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
16:01
... from the one that came before, just in development and in vision.

53 MINS LATER

Jason P. WoodburyHOST
68:56
Can-
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
68:57
Yeah, to get back to that, to the Wes Anderson of it, uh, who's obviously, you know, hit me, uh, just dead on between the eyes as a, as a teenager.
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
69:06
Um, in Rushmore, you know, a lot is being said within Rushmore, but I've never forgotten the Jacques Cousteau quote and how, how closely Max Fisher takes to heart that Jacques Cousteau quote about, um, if, you know, if you are given the privilege to live an extraordinary life, you have no right to keep it to yourself.
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
69:25
Um, that there's...

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