Splitsville

It's such an overlap.

I guess Splitsville was shot by Adam and production design by Stephen Phelps, which is so funny because we had the exact same setup.

I worked with Stephen Phelps numerous times, including Onora.

He's just the go-to guy in New York.

I had one moment where there's a moment where there's almost like a weird self-aware joke about Dakota Johnson's acting style, who is somebody that I kind of like in the right role.

I think Dakota Johnson can be good in certain movies like Splitsville last year.

She was really great in.

But yeah, there's a moment where she like jokes like that.

Today on the Gilbert K Show, Oscar-winning sound designer, Sylvain Bellemare, the talent who makes you feel movies through your ears.

From his Oscar-winning sound editing on Denis Villeneuve's Arrival to Novocaine, Splitsville, and The Housewife, we're going behind the sounds of cinema.

Let's give a big welcome to the one and only Sylvain Bellemare.

Hey, Sylvain, pleasure to have you on the show.

That's amazing.

That's amazing.

Um, so, uh, we're gonna talk about Splitsville.

Uh, takes you from alien communication to people who could really use better communication with Michelangelo Covino's relationship comedy.

It's weird." What was that great one that we saw with her recently from the-

Oh, Splitsville, yeah.

Where she's like-

Splitsville.

Now, these guys who-

She's like, "Are you guys seriously, like, destroying the living room?" Like...

We did.

And then last year, Splitsville, Materialists, a fun double bill.

I like Materialists a lot more than Splitsville, but it's a fun mix of like two different types of performances-

Yeah

... she's very good at.

But

...

Splitsville's fun.

[laughs] There were, she was in that one movie last year though that I did like.

Splitsville? I didn't see Splitsville, but I did see the trailer for it and I was like, "Oh, I should watch that." I liked it.

Never did.

But again, it's, that's not, like, a romance movie.

Madam Webster.

No, no, Splitsville.

Splitsville, I thought she was used very well, and it was a very fun comedy.

And she's, like, the more, like, free yuppie wife.

So she can be used well.

She has a very dry style of humor.

That's why she's great

in Splitsville because she uses