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The Sting

The Sting

1973 filmWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

speaker_3HOST
60:59
He's the dad that's not a mafia guy.
speaker_3HOST
61:01
The Sting.
speaker_3HOST
61:03
Oh, The Sting?
ChrisHOST
61:04
Yeah, it's Robert Redford.
ChrisHOST
61:05
Robert Redford.
NickHOST
61:06
Yeah, but I think of Kevin Costner whenever I see Robert Redford.
speaker_3HOST
61:08
The Sting is a good movie.
speaker_3HOST
61:10
Actually, I'm a big Robert Redford guy.
MikeHOST
0:33
Thank you very much for joining us on the Just Like the Movies podcast, where we are talking about not the oldest movie we've ever done, but it's definitely in the top three.
MikeHOST
0:42
A verifiable classic, 1973's The Sting, selected by my esteemed co-host, who was basically going sight unseen because he claims he has not seen this movie.
MikeHOST
0:54
And all the... all the accolades, everything, all the particulars we're going to get into.
MikeHOST
1:00
Before we do any of that, we have to check in with the main man, Johnny.
MikeHOST
1:45
All
JohnnyHOST
1:50
right, Mike, what's the deal?
MikeHOST
1:52
We got the sting.
MikeHOST
1:52
I watched it.
speaker_3NARRATOR
14:25
And despite the fact that the critic reaction was mixed, it was celebrated at the Academy Awards, receiving 10 nominations, and it won two, including Best Sound and Best Adaptation of a Screenplay.
speaker_3NARRATOR
14:36
It was nominated for Best Picture, but lost to The Sting.
speaker_3NARRATOR
14:40
But what do Kevin and I think? Back to us to discuss.
Kevin ThompsonHOST
14:49
All right.
Joe HeenanHOST
4:36
No, no, Clint Howard's one of the...
Joe HeenanHOST
4:39
Jack Kehoe's in it as well, the guy from The Sting and Midnight Run and stuff like that.
Joe HeenanHOST
4:43
Okay.
Joe HeenanHOST
4:43
It's a very famous actor.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:47
And his charms have always worked on me.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:50
Like I'm a big fan of The Sting.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:52
And to mention Newman, like I love Butch Cassidy in The Sundance Kid.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:56
I think that's a great movie.
Kyle MacLachlanGUEST
5:45
And just a huge Robert Redford fan growing up, as was my mom.
Kyle MacLachlanGUEST
5:51
You know, we loved Butch Cassidy, Son of Dad's Kid, The Sting, on and on and on, Brubaker, on and on.
Kyle MacLachlanGUEST
5:57
And here I was meeting a legend and someone who was my hero for me.
Kyle MacLachlanGUEST
6:03
And he spoke with me with such genuine like care and grace and interest and like as an artist, artist to artist, I felt.
CherylHOST
25:15
And William Goldman, famously known as the guru of screenwriting.
CherylHOST
25:20
Yeah, Butch and Sundance, The Sting, all that.
CherylHOST
25:22
Was paid a million dollars for this screenplay.
DaveHOST
25:24
I bet.
Bob CostasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:17
For the third consecutive season, All in the Family was the number one television show.
Bob CostasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:24
In the movies, the box office king, Newman and Redford, in The Sting.
Bob CostasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:29
And in sports, David Thompson of North Carolina State ended UCLA's seven-year reign along the way to taking the NCAA championship.
Bob CostasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:37
Here in Oakland, the Snake, Kenny Stabler, led the late lamented Oakland Raiders to the AFC West title.
KeefyHOST
68:26
Next thing, I got this for a dollar.
KeefyHOST
68:30
The Sting featuring the music of Scott Joplin by Marvin Hamlisch.
KeefyHOST
68:34
People say I look like a young Marvin Hamlisch.
KeefyHOST
68:37
Who the fuck is Marvin
KeefyHOST
69:35
Marvin liked the idea of using ragtime
DonHOST
69:37
for
KeefyHOST
69:37
the film, so we got together and the result of his score for The Sting.
KeefyHOST
69:41
Selection of the material was easy because his favorites were also mine.

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