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Nov 1, 2026
ChrisGUEST
And all of his goons, all the guys who worked for him who were standing around and protecting her and going with her to work, it felt a little, like I said, 90s, a little dated.
ChrisGUEST
Yeah, so I really didn't care too much for the supporting characters because not much time is given to any character or any moment.
ChrisGUEST
But yeah, definitely the highlights is Tom, Reese, Harry, and Naomi Aki.
JoshHOST
Yeah.
Rafi KareemHOST
But then you factor in like Phil, Meg, Pain and Panic.
Rafi KareemHOST
It's made for all these supporting characters.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
Yeah, they're really the heart of the movie.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
Because, yeah, like you're saying, like the story is not as good in this one as it is in Mulan.
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Rafi KareemHOST
Meg is exactly the type of character that Jessica Rabbit is making fun of.
Rafi KareemHOST
oh totally
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
it's it's like why do these kids cartoons are we making these super sexy female characters yeah like you don't need to be doing this but like six-year-old me was like okay the way she walks too it's really funny outrageous okay category number 10 best dialogue talk about a few of our favorite quotes here we already kind of have been ripping some quotes when we were doing best supporting character but i love hades with the whoa did my hair go out i gets me every time what is this an audience or a mosaic mushu when he's freaking out because the cricket lied to him but being lucky and he asked the horse and what are you a sheep i don't know that made me laugh when i was 10 years old that makes me laugh now lots of good banter and like you know a lot of the best dialogue here is it's going to be coming from our supporting characters it's coming from Mushu, and it's coming from Hades because I'm getting all the jokes.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
The actual dramatic dialogue is all very melodramatic and just kind of, you know, rote.
Bill MizeGUEST
I loved it.
Bill MizeGUEST
But the supporting characters, boy i just i just ate them up with a spoon because they were just so phenomenal
Steven TurekHOST
oh yeah and we didn't mention the other supporting characters we'll get to them as we go down the road if necessary but i mean paul fix is in here as the grandfather or christine's father whichever we look at wrote his grandfather christine's grandfather and it's just like paul fix is in the movie it's so it's so cool when you see these familiar faces and there's a lot of familiar faces with the um hollywood side i guess you could say that comes into this as you are we already mentioned william hopper coming in of course perry mason the deadly man is you know you can't it's a small role but it's nice to have somebody in there that has that charisma that can come in and and work it's one of the few times i've ever think i've seen william hopper in where he doesn't smoke i think you're right i
Bill MizeGUEST
think you're right
Steven TurekHOST
yeah Because, I mean, everything else, I think he's all, you know, well, everybody back then was lighting up all the time.
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Steven TurekHOST
things you wonder about this man like what is he going to do what is he what is he doing there um it's just you know when he's daydreaming when he's taking his naps next to the furnace again this is where your point
Bill MizeGUEST
previously made about unrevealed backstory comes into it where you're like, what in tarnation is Leroy doing here working for, you know, Miss Breedlove? And it's like, how did that come about? You know, uh, it's just, it's fascinating the breadcrumbs that they leave through dialogue alone that are so fascinating when it comes to this movie.
Bill MizeGUEST
And again, Leroy is one of those characters, uh, The thing I learned is that you need to make your supporting characters just as interesting in a small way as to your supporting characters.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
And I'm so glad you're here.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
If you listened to last week's episode, we talked about becoming the leading lady of your own life, stepping out of the supporting role and into the center of your story.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
Today, we take the next step from leading your own life to leading your clients and your business.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
And at the end of this episode, I'll share how you can join me for a free live masterclass where we'll do some of this work together.
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Nancy O'KeefeHOST
And that's exactly what we explore in what I'm going to share with you.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
Now here's the part most business advice skips.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
You can't lead your clients from the supporting role in your own life.
Nancy O'KeefeHOST
If you're playing that role, it's impacting your business, your career, everything.
EliseHOST
God forbid he makes it personal.
EliseHOST
And kind of just talking about some of these supporting characters that we have.
EliseHOST
Sean, were there any supporting characters that stood out to you?
Shawn C. BakerGUEST
Dan Hedaya is the loan officer, and I just love Dan Hedaya.
Shawn C. BakerGUEST
So as soon as I saw him, I'm like, Dan Hedaya.
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EliseHOST
All right.
EliseHOST
Moving on to our spleen stealer.
EliseHOST
Are there any supporting characters you feel like stole the show or at least the scenes that they were in?