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The Killer Elite

The Killer Elite

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "The Killer Elite".

Oct 16, 2026

Jason SacksHOST
23:38
But I see he chose two other much less good movies.
Jason SacksHOST
23:42
What, Killer Elite I think is a Peckinpah.
Dan StoryHOST
23:45
Yeah.
Dan StoryHOST
23:46
That one's not, not bad, but it's definitely not, uh, top tier Peckinpah.
Craig TerlsonGUEST
39:22
I think Fielding scored it, and then, um, McQueen brought in another scorer 'cause he didn't like what Fielding did.
Craig TerlsonGUEST
39:28
Um, the other one is Killer Elite.
Michael BoyceHOST
39:30
Mm-hmm.
Craig TerlsonGUEST
39:30
Uh, Killer Elite is a, is kind of a bit of a minor film with James Caan and Robert Duvall.
Craig TerlsonGUEST
39:36
Again, it's commercial.
Craig TerlsonGUEST
39:37
It's okay.
DanHOST
86:54
Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon hit theaters at the very end of the year.
DanHOST
86:58
Sam Peckinpah spent the year making The Killer Elite, which was also released in December.
DanHOST
87:04
Dylan spent the fall filming Renaldo and Clara, which would be released in 1978.
DanHOST
87:08
In May of 1975, George Lucas founded his special effects company Industrial Light & Magic.
Jason SacksHOST
23:38
But I see he chose two other much less good movies.
Jason SacksHOST
23:42
What, Killer Elite I think is a Peckinpah.
Dan StoryHOST
23:45
Yeah.
Dan StoryHOST
23:46
That one's not, not bad, but it's definitely not, uh, top tier Peckinpah.
Dave ShumkaHOST
6:28
[laughs]
Nick FlanaganGUEST
6:28
Yes, yes, and then, and then the third band was called The Killer Elite, which was named after the Sam Peckinpah film, The Killer Elite.
Graham ClarkHOST
6:34
Nice.
Nick FlanaganGUEST
6:35
With James Caan.
Dave ShumkaHOST
6:37
[laughs]
Nick FlanaganGUEST
6:38
[laughs] Did you know about that?
Dave ShumkaHOST
6:39
No, I was immediately, I w- in my mind when you said Killer Elite, I was like, "Yes, the one with the Al Pacino and Robert De Niro."
Nick FlanaganGUEST
6:45
[laughs]
speaker_1HOST
21:22
In fact, the cinematographer in this, Philip H. Lathrop, He's done some interesting films actually.
speaker_1HOST
21:29
He's done Killer Elite with James Caan, Gypsy Moth, which is Burt Lancaster and Gene Hackman jumping out of a biplane and stuff like that, and Parachuting, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and Touch of Evil, which of course is a great film.
speaker_1HOST
21:42
It has got a bit of a look
speaker_0HOST
21:43
about that.

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