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The Quiet Man

The Quiet Man

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Oct 8, 2026

The Oldest NerdHOST
42:56
Well, I mean, it says something.
The Oldest NerdHOST
42:57
When we, when we were reviewing The Quiet Man, you know, his own brother-
Professor OHOST
43:00
Right
The Oldest NerdHOST
43:00
... wouldn't talk to him

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The Oldest NerdHOST
54:25
he was in The Quiet...
The Oldest NerdHOST
54:26
He was in a lot of John Ford's stuff.
The Oldest NerdHOST
54:28
Uh, The Quiet Man, he was the, the leader of the chorus that was always, you know, they were singing in the pub.
The Oldest NerdHOST
54:33
They were singing when they were bringing the, uh, the dowry back to the, John Wayne's house.
John SayHOST
25:06
before.
Jeff OstermuellerHOST
25:07
And his other Oscar was actually for The Quiet Man in 1952.
John SayHOST
25:12
Quiet Man.
John SayHOST
25:13
Fantastic.
John SayHOST
25:13
I need to watch that and the first one.
John SayHOST
25:15
The Informer and The Quiet Man.
Jeff OstermuellerHOST
25:16
He's the only director.
Jeff OstermuellerHOST
25:18
Two people have won it three times, Frank Capra and William Wyler.
Bruce MarvelHOST
67:47
Great movie.
Sarah EvansGUEST
67:48
Love The Quiet Man.
Sarah EvansGUEST
67:49
I grew up with The Quiet Man.
Sarah EvansGUEST
67:50
But that's the same kind of like, small town.
Sarah EvansGUEST
67:53
It's like this localized, like like the the play between people in this localized area and this is like weird little characters you know i love those types of movies there's another one called uh cold comfort farm which is a more modern movie okay the 90s and it's uh and it's got the same vibe of like ridiculous characters living in this small area and then how things everything plays out with them but i
Bruce MarvelHOST
68:18
love the quiet man um can't have can't have horror all the time
Sarah EvansGUEST
68:23
no I love when the little matchmaker guy, and he comes in and the bed's broken because he threw her on it because they were mad at each other
Bruce MarvelHOST
68:34
or
Anna WilliamsonHOST
11:21
It's good
NicolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:21
... and she speaks like she does the Irish accent like something off The Quiet Man.
NicolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:25
It cracks me up every time, as well as the God awful, "Top of the mornin' to ya."
Anna WilliamsonHOST
11:29
[laughs]
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:14
GAA.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:14
1952, he makes The Quiet Man, and he makes this in Ireland.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:18
And this is still one of the most influential films about Ireland, made in Ireland.
Scott LucasHOST
1:26
Welcome to Ireland and the Making of America, a podcast exploring how Ireland and the Irish helped shape the United States politically, culturally, socially, sometimes in ways that people rarely think about.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
2:46
That's an L.A. set noir cop drama, which is amazing.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
2:50
And then we have The Quiet Man.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
2:52
And thank you, I believe, Kenneth Cunningham as well.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
2:55
The Quiet Man, if you don't listen to our Patreon, by the way, it's $5 a month catch-all.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
3:01
The Quiet Man turned out to be, Eric and I just talked about it an hour and a half.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
3:04
The Quiet Man turned out to be Eric Holmes' favorite movie of all time.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
3:07
Eric, am I worrying? Totally.
Greg SrisavasdiHOST
3:09
Why are you laughing? Are you laughing at your own movie choices, Eric? Five-star banger? What is that? You want to say
Brandon DavisHOST
59:59
No.
Brandon DavisHOST
59:59
But, uh, but no, but '52 is an interesting year, 'cause you had The Greatest Show on Earth winning Best Picture, and yet you had a movie like this, you had High Noon, you had Singin' in the Rain, you had The Quiet Man.
Peter MartinGUEST
60:11
Yeah.
Brandon DavisHOST
60:11
Some really, really solid films, and you give it to Cecil B. DeMille's circus movie.
Marianne PurcellPANELIST
35:36
Quiet Man.
David FlemingPANELIST
35:36
The Quiet Man.
David FlemingPANELIST
35:37
Now, everybody probably out there listening to us will have heard of The Quiet Man.
David FlemingPANELIST
35:41
We all think of
Tom HanleyPANELIST
35:42
John Wayne.

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David FlemingPANELIST
40:45
Well, I asked today the archivist, do many people come and have a look? And they say, well, we had somebody from Galway down a few months ago interested.
David FlemingPANELIST
40:55
And so it comes and goes, you know, interest comes and goes.
David FlemingPANELIST
40:58
And I suspect during the Quiet Man's 100th anniversary or something, you'll get a lot of interest.
Brandon DavisHOST
60:08
You had Singing in the Rain.
Brandon DavisHOST
60:10
You had The Quiet Man.
Brandon DavisHOST
60:11
Some really, really solid films.
Brandon DavisHOST
60:12
And you give it to Cecil B. DeMille's circus movie.
Dany JoshuvaHOST
88:29
Alright, too late.
Dany JoshuvaHOST
88:31
It's John Ford's The Quiet Man.
Luke SeayHOST
88:35
Oh, shit.
Luke SeayHOST
88:36
That went to Venice? I was thinking of Ford.

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