The Intern

So he worked with Christopher Guest and with Rob Reiner and quite a few people.

Last film was Dog's Purpose and The Intern.

Interesting.

Yes.

Some noted a modest B-movie charm with frequent comparisons to Speed, the only other bus-related action movie that I can think of off the top of my head.

But the only other thing of note here is that it released just weeks after The Intern.

Which is exciting because I know that's one that people have been waiting for us to roll and cover on the podcast.

So it is just fun knowing that these two are basically back to back in his career.

Maybe I'll roll it today.

You know, I see a lot of have you ever seen The Intern? I can't remember.

No, I never have either.

I see a lot of intern clips on Instagram because I see a lot of Robert De Niro clips on Instagram when I when I go on.

and then people always say oh well why did he stop doing stuff because he'd done it and he could just have fun

then Hoffman was the same he did he branched into comedy which is well of course I suppose we should say Jackie Brain yeah we came back with Jackie Brain yeah um which I think was awful yeah yeah but there's there's a kind of thing as well where he kind of started doing some 90s films like Meet the Fuckers and all that which actually are not terrible films they're pretty good but he's recently done a film I was saying to our mate Steve at work he's recently done a film with Anne Hathaway called The Intern yeah yeah yeah and oh you said you watched that yeah yeah I can't even mean about 10 minutes into it because the family were watching it And I sat there and I thought, oh no, it's Bobby doing it.

You know what? It's such a wonderful film.

Yeah.

You've won an Oscar.

It might be hard to get blown away, but I saw footage from you on your red carpet for the premiere of The Intern, and you were losing your mind a little bit because Mariah Carey was there.

Yes.

So

And it's like, it comes back to that definition of attitude, which is a willingness to engage in a positive way.

And do you ever see that movie called The Intern?

Yes.

With Robert De

I mean, maybe in some versions.

And they've turned this into movies.

I think, like, Black Sunday.

I don't know.

Right.

Okay.

So this is a very old story that has come like they've used this kind of storyline in movies in the past.

And sure, there was a guy inside the house in most of the Scream movies.

So how, as a founder, you get to the next stage of delegating all these tasks without losing the authenticity or the control of the quality that you really have, the passion that you have for that business.

I was also talking to Sam yesterday about a movie called The Intern with Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway.

I love that movie.

Everyone loves that movie because we feel for the Anne Hathaway character.

Which one? Which one did you say you

like? The Intern.

Oh, hell yeah.

The Intern.

What about The

Adam Project, bro? No,

Yeah, Noah Centineo.

He was, he was in the, um, The Intern or the something.

He was in a great Netflix show where he was a CIA person.

My, I, I unfortunately know of him initially from I think The Fosters-

[laughs]

It's called The Intern, okay? It's got, uh, Robert De Niro, Anne Hathaway, and just a feel-good movie.

Mm.

Like, you turn it on, you can have it in the background.

No, no, I like, I want people to watch the Nick Cage left behind.

Oh, okay, so you were saying don't watch.

Don't watch The Intern.

Yes.