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Soapdish

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Search complete. 30 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Soapdish".

Oct 13, 2026

DaveHOST
32:18
Do you find a pretty look out?
RamonHOST
32:19
He was in one of my favorite movies from the '90s called Soapdish, and he has a little part in there as the actor who is auditioning to Carrie Fisher as the waiter in a scene on a soap opera, and she has him and his line is, "Will you be having wine with dinner?" And she just looks at him, and she just looks at him and she goes, "Ah, I don't know.
RamonHOST
32:41
Can you do it again and take your shirt off?" So then he takes his shirt off, and he's standing there shirtless and he goes, "Will you be having wine with dinner?" And she goes, "I think we found our waiter." [laughs]
DaveHOST
32:51
[laughs]
RamonHOST
32:51
So I feel like he looked quite different back then because I didn't recognize him.
RamonHOST
32:57
I looked him up as like, "Who the hell is this person?" And then I'm like, "Get the fuck out of here.
RamonHOST
33:01
He's in Soapdish." But yeah, I mean, he wasn't necessarily-
DaveHOST
33:05
He doesn't do much for me.
EricHOST
16:48
But she was...
EricHOST
16:49
Oh, man, she was in Soapdish.
EricHOST
16:52
She was in, um, let's see, Passionfish, Singles.
EricHOST
16:57
So I Married an Axe Murderer, of course, but oh, she's uncredited.
Mike FlanaganGUEST
9:10
Yeah, here's a good example.
Mike FlanaganGUEST
9:10
There was a movie called Soapdish with Kevin Kline and Sally Field, Elizabeth Shue, Robert Downey Jr., Whoopi Goldberg, and it was a big deal when it came out.
Mike FlanaganGUEST
9:19
And it was really funny, and I loved the movie.
Mike FlanaganGUEST
9:22
And I, I went to show it [laughs] to my son, and it has a plot point at the end of the movie that has aged like milk.
Andy YoungHOST
0:00
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Andy YoungHOST
0:11
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Andy YoungHOST
0:16
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Andy YoungHOST
0:22
Hello, that's us, your whimsical and nonsensical hosts, this week looking at Lady and the Water.

6 MINS LATER

Andy YoungHOST
6:15
right yeah look at me go that happened to me one
Beth MartinHOST
6:17
time i was going i went to see a one-man hamlet and I was coughing the whole time but it was like my brother-in-law so I couldn't not go and it was awful I
Andy YoungHOST
6:31
feel miserable in those positions I'm just like this is awful so I've been watching a lot of movies as a result so I've been doing my continuing on with my Scorsese watch along with the podcast I'm listening to I have watched King of Comedy for the first time it's a great movie It's like, have you seen it? No.
Beth MartinHOST
6:53
Have I
Diana Maria RivaHOST
16:15
A stereotype or stigma?
Ashley JonesGUEST
16:17
I was doing, I'm doing, um, producing and writing a movie that I'm really excited about, and it's a little bit of, there's a little bit of Soapdish in it.
Diana Maria RivaHOST
16:23
Oh, I love.
Ashley JonesGUEST
16:23
And so I've been studying Soapdish.
Diana Maria RivaHOST
16:25
Okay.
Ashley JonesGUEST
16:25
Sally Field is 48 in that, and she is a washed up dri- They a- they, they wrote her back then like she was put out to pasture.
TrippHOST
64:51
You say this though, and, but then I'm like, no, there's all sorts of movies I saw her in definitely before Casper.
TrippHOST
64:56
Um, including Soapdish that I always forget that she's in.
TrippHOST
64:59
And she's great in that movie.
RossHOST
65:00
Oh, no, I definitely saw Casper first.
RossHOST
65:02
I, I saw Casper first.
RossHOST
65:03
[laughs]
TrippHOST
65:04
In, in, in, uh, in what could be a problematic, uh, casting choice in Soapdish, if I remember correctly.
TrippHOST
65:12
But, um, yeah.

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