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Scott Rudin

Scott Rudin

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Sep 25, 2026

Patrick MallonHOST
111:00
It is quite a long...
Casey O'BrienHOST
111:02
Who's that horrible Scott Rudin? He's come back.
Casey O'BrienHOST
111:05
He's working on stuff.
Patrick MallonHOST
111:06
Did he have some things?
Casey O'BrienHOST
111:09
Wasn't he...
Casey O'BrienHOST
111:10
Scott Rudin? He's a
Patrick MallonHOST
111:10
producer of the Coen Brothers movies often, right?
Casey O'BrienHOST
111:14
Yeah.
Guy DavisHOST
31:12
I think you've got a bit of Harvey Weinstein in there.
Guy DavisHOST
31:14
I think you've certainly got some Z- some Joel Silver, and I think you've also got this guy named Scott Rudin-
Charlie ClausenHOST
31:18
Right
Guy DavisHOST
31:19
... who is notorious for having a volcanic temper, uh, being incredibly bullying to, uh, subordinates, you know, throwing things at people, all that kind of stuff, but also incredibly savvy and, you know, incredibly tasteful.
Guy DavisHOST
31:31
I mean, Scott Rudin's got his name on some remarkable productions.
Charlie ClausenHOST
31:34
Yeah, right.
Guy DavisHOST
31:34
But also, you know, just an absolute bear to work for.
Lydia SmithPANELIST
13:40
Yeah.
Lydia SmithPANELIST
13:40
In 1998, Scott Rudin optioned it.
Lydia SmithPANELIST
13:42
He basically bought the rights.
Lydia SmithPANELIST
13:43
He was interested in potentially turning this into a movie.
Danica JuarezHOST
6:00
This film is based on Ian Frazier's 1990 New Yorker humorous legal piece, Coyote v. Acme, which imagines Wiley Coyote suing the Acme company for consistently selling him defective and inaccurately labeled products.
Danica JuarezHOST
6:15
Scott Rudin Productions bought the rights to Frazier's article in 1998, but could not get permission from Warner Brothers to film it.
Danica JuarezHOST
6:22
The options finally lapsed in 2006.
Danica JuarezHOST
6:25
James Gunn successfully pitched the film to Warner in 2015.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
15:15
And David has been a great cheerleader, a great supporter.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
15:20
Often, it's been Scott Rudin is the first person to see it.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
15:24
And there are just a couple of people in my life close to me.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
15:26
I'll show the pages to you.
Zarin BurnettHOST
20:07
Now, there was one producer who showed up over and over and over again in the Sony Pictures email hacks.
Zarin BurnettHOST
20:14
His name is Scott Rudin.
Zarin BurnettHOST
20:16
Now, if you don't know him, he's a super producer.
Zarin BurnettHOST
20:18
Like, he has an EGOT.
Zarin BurnettHOST
20:34
He's...
Elizabeth DuttonHOST
20:35
wow yeah he makes hits
Zarin BurnettHOST
20:37
right as well as he produced eight of wes anderson's movies so he's also into like indie fair like you know artsy or stuff yeah there you go so but apparently scott rudin is a bit of a dick wow i know it's surprising
Elizabeth DuttonHOST
20:48
i'm just thinking you know who i'm glad uh didn't live to see this don simpson um
GabrielHOST
23:13
So they were really resistant.
GabrielHOST
23:15
Obviously, Scott Rudin, the producer... tried to work with them, but eventually Rudin and Fincher decide they ignored all requests.
GabrielHOST
23:22
They're just going to make the film.
GabrielHOST
23:24
And Fincher called them fucking atrocious, which is a very Fincher quote.
Brendan DeneenGUEST
36:54
I just wanted to be an artist and, Um, and, but I thought if I, if I become an assistant at the William Morris agency, maybe I can get an agent out of this.
Brendan DeneenGUEST
37:04
Um, and so after that, that led to a job with Scott Rudin, who's this, uh, mega producer, uh, he's been canceled, but he produced some of the biggest movies you've ever seen.
Brendan DeneenGUEST
37:13
Um, and, um, I was his book to film executive for, for two years.
Brendan DeneenGUEST
37:18
He's notoriously abusive, which is why he got canceled.
Elisa DonovanGUEST
13:33
the love of it and the belief.
Elisa DonovanGUEST
13:35
And I'm, was very well trained, you know? I went, so I, I felt like I know what I'm doing, but I went in the, for the final audition in Scott Rudin's office at Paramount, which there isn't a lot more intimidating than that.
Elisa DonovanGUEST
13:51
I remember feeling like I went in there, and to, in, in my memory, it's, like, a dark hovel.
Elisa DonovanGUEST
13:56
You know? [laughs] Like, where he's in the corner, and Amy was there, and I think Twink Caplan was there, too.
ElbiGUEST
24:30
i missed it and i've heard it was like i know a tour de force i was so upset that i missed it it was just like every week i was trying to go see it and then something came up and and i i'm so sad i missed Now,
Casey BalshamHOST
24:40
are you fine, like, because I know that also people were like, you know, it's the Scott Rudin of it all and all that stuff.
Casey BalshamHOST
24:44
Like, is that something where you're like, I won't see it if he's produced or you're like, kind of like, you'd rather see the actors in
ElbiGUEST
24:49
the show? No, I know that there's a lot of, there is a lot of people who have a lot of opinions about that.

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