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Sydney Greenstreet

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Sep 10, 2026

Sydney GreenstreetSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:04
[upbeat music]
Don StanleyNARRATOR
53:07
You have been listening to The New Adventures of Nero Wolf, starring Sydney Greenstreet.
Don StanleyNARRATOR
53:17
[upbeat music] Tonight's transcribed story was based on the characters created by Rex Stout.
Don StanleyNARRATOR
53:35
This is an Edwin Fadiman program.
Jason HarrisHOST
0:51
Maybe not.
Jason HarrisHOST
0:52
I think it was more a Sydney Greenstreet that time.
Josh BellHOST
0:54
Right.
Josh BellHOST
0:54
Right.

43 MINS LATER

Josh BellHOST
44:11
Uh, he did work with, with the director, Robert Florey, on another kind of horror-ish movie called The Face Behind the Mask, where he is this, uh, immigrant who gets disfigured in an accident and becomes sort of like a crime boss, and that's a much better movie than this.
Josh BellHOST
44:27
I think that's a fun Peter Lorre movie to recommend.
Jason HarrisHOST
44:29
I mean, and again, I would, I would go back and say he, Bogart, and Sydney Greenstreet did a few movies together, and he was Mr. Moto, the first James Bond villain.
Jason HarrisHOST
44:39
So, uh, you know, watch Casino Royale, watch Passage to Marseille, or Marseille, Josh, if you prefer, and, uh, of course, Casablanca.
ChrisHOST
24:17
Because he went from being too slimy to being too many legs to being too humanoid, right? And they got it.
ChrisHOST
24:24
And they referred to him, like George says, if this guy was a human, he would be Sidney Greenstreet.
ChrisHOST
24:31
Do you even know who Sidney Greenstreet is? I think so.
ChrisHOST
24:33
Sidney Greenstreet was one of the bad guys in Casablanca.
ChrisHOST
24:36
So even as a child, like I know it was a long time ago, I didn't know what they were talking about at all.
ChrisHOST
24:42
It was such a weird thing.
Joan WinfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:39
Well, I've made seven pictures, and when I'm not before the cameras, I'm visiting other sets.
William KeeleyHOST
35:43
Did you see the filming of Warner Brothers' new thriller, the picture Sidney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre have just finished? The verdict? Uh-huh.
Joan WinfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:50
Oh, yes, and it was so exciting.
Joan WinfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:52
But what impressed me especially on the Warner lot was the lavish sets for their new musical, The Time, the Place, and the Girl.
November KellyHOST
7:59
I say gay guy, I mean, he's playing it gay.
November KellyHOST
8:00
It's kind of downstream of, like, Sydney Green Street in Maltese Falcon.
November KellyHOST
8:06
I'm not gonna do the impression, listen to Big A Self-Crimes on your own time, but like, it's, uh, yeah.
November KellyHOST
8:11
It's a little bit homophobic, if you ask me.
Zach EastmanHOST
38:13
John Huston, through Dashiell Hammett's words, wrote a character that is like the epitome of the bullshit artist.
Zach EastmanHOST
38:24
It's the con man's dream to be able to be as falutant as sydney greenstreet is so you could give him like nonsensical phrases that like if you read them it just sounds like it's nothing but flourish
Sterling CookGUEST
38:41
but then he has kind of like a Like, John Goodman reminds me of, like, a Green Street of today in a lot of ways.
Sterling CookGUEST
38:49
And we're not
SimonHOST
0:30
This film marks their final pairing, and they do not disappoint in bringing to life a story filled with intrigue and suspense.
SimonHOST
0:40
The plot centres around George Edward Grodman, played by Sydney Greenstreet, a once-respected superintendent at Scotland Yard who is disgraced after a grave mistake leads to the execution of an innocent man.
SimonHOST
0:55
Grodman is replaced by the arrogant and self-assured John R Buckley, played by George Caloris, who is eager to prove himself.
SimonHOST
1:03
However, when a mysterious murder occurs, Grodman sees an opportunity to exact revenge on Buckley by allowing him to stumble through the investigation.
Tom GriswoldHOST
50:50
It's like Falcon.
Tom GriswoldHOST
50:50
No, it's because that's what Sydney Greenstreet says.
Tom GriswoldHOST
50:52
Who's Sydney Greenstreet?
Chick McGeePANELIST
50:53
Oh, he's, he's-
Josh ArnoldPANELIST
50:54
Oh, you, you know him.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
71:53
with the
Zach EastmanHOST
71:55
slick intelligence of, insert any Sydney Greenstreet role here.
Zach EastmanHOST
72:00
He is the Sydney Greenstreet, but he's also the Strasser.
Zach EastmanHOST
72:03
And I think one of the few detriments of it is the slow burn malevolence would work better in the big sleep than it does in this movie you almost want this guy to be a little bit more uptight vichy coordinated you know sack of shit and instead he's kind of just like a slow menacing presence
Sterling CookGUEST
72:33
He's like a canker sore.
Brian SaurHOST
14:06
But obviously based on Dashiell Hammett, and just a great hard-boiled, uh, you know, noir, I guess, and, and detective film.
Brian SaurHOST
14:14
But, like, the cast between Bogart, Mary Astor, uh, Peter Lorre, and of course Sydney Greenstreet, like, these are all-timer performances.
Brian SaurHOST
14:22
And I love all of them.
Brian SaurHOST
14:24
I love how they manipulate each other.

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