Theresa Russell
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Sep 19, 2026
Wayne BledsoeHOST
The D.H. Lawrence movie.
Chuck CampbellHOST
And I saw Whore that had his wife, Teresa Russell, was in
Wayne BledsoeHOST
that.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
Well, I mean, The Devils is about to be re-released like for a week.
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Chuck CampbellHOST
Yeah.
Chuck CampbellHOST
And they just kind of haunted him.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
Yeah, that meant my wife, my late wife, came out shaking from that.
Chuck CampbellHOST
Yeah.
Mark CousinsGUEST
He loved Nicholas Roeg, the great British director.
Mark CousinsGUEST
He called him Nico and he said Nico's film Bad Timing, which is about erotic obsession starring Teresa Russell and Art Garfunkel.
Mark CousinsGUEST
He was very proud of that.
Mark CousinsGUEST
And even when he died on that last night, when we were all there, I looked up on the wall above his bed and sorry, I'm going to get upset here, but there was a beautiful kind of mandala, like a labyrinth in the film.
Joe LipsettHOST
We will.
Joe LipsettHOST
I'm, I'm going to say this now just so that I don't forget about it, but if you're intrigued by the idea of a female serial killer who, yeah, dons a bunch of different appearances and is getting tracked by somebody who's trying to bring her to justice, allow me to recommend the film Black Widow from 1987, which stars Theresa Russell.
Joe LipsettHOST
Wild Things, the mom.
Trace ThurmanHOST
Oh, yeah.
Emmy RossumGUEST
Like Angelyne was like about this billboard queen, but then in, at the end it was about how sh- her parents had survived the Holocaust, and it was about trauma, and it was about trauma responses, and I'm very interested in women's experience in contemporary society about fame addiction, about beauty addiction.
Emmy RossumGUEST
Um, so I watched this movie, Black Widow, that starred Debra Winger and Teresa Russell, and it was about...
Emmy RossumGUEST
The, the easiest elevator pitch is sometimes the best pitch because it's really easy to explain, and you can explain it in 10 seconds.
Emmy RossumGUEST
It's about a female FBI agent who is hunting a female serial killer, period.
David PhillipsPANELIST
The kind of person who maybe wouldn't have had that a takeoff after that.
David PhillipsPANELIST
I also love the fact that that show is somehow based on Black Widow, Teresa Russell, which is a. I enjoy it for pulpy trashiness, but you would never have thought that that show would have emanated from that.
David PhillipsPANELIST
But I think Lola Petticrew could be a really serious actor.
David PhillipsPANELIST
Oh, me too.
Craig JohnsonHOST
but whatever the reason, Nicolodi was cast as Anne.
Craig JohnsonHOST
Her voice in the English dub, by the way, is provided by the actress Teresa Russell, who made quite a name for herself in the 80s and 90s in the arthouse cinema of her then-husband, Nicholas Roeg.
Craig JohnsonHOST
Arriving at their hotel, the group are met by Inspector Germani and his female sidekick Altieri, who, as I mentioned earlier, act as mirrored versions of Peter and Anne, something that is both a stylistic and also a narrative plot conceit.
Craig JohnsonHOST
The dynamic between Germani and Altieri also allows Argento to further explore the battle of the sexes.
Craig JohnsonHOST
Murder.
Craig JohnsonHOST
but as many Argento fans will probably already know, there is actually far more to this scene than initially meets the eye.
Craig JohnsonHOST
The beautiful girl is played by a trans actress called Ava Robbins, which adds a further dimension to the sexual politics of the film, and once again also highlights the director's very progressive for the time views about human sexuality.
Craig JohnsonHOST
We've already mentioned this when we covered Orocio, the gay detective in Four Flies on Grey Velvet, and queer characters also appear in many of his movies.
Jason WisemanHOST
But like, you know, he doesn't.
Jason WisemanHOST
go and find he doesn't get to the castle unless they make him unless joel gray makes him stay late right and then he hears the noise he goes and finds and then he goes you know he sees all of the resistance people killed or at least the ones that are still you know the minor characters of resistance are killed um theresa russell was kidnapped um and then he you know works his way through in a very like brazil-esque room oh yeah where he He gets into like, you know, this book, you know, keeping room and then, then eventually, and it, you know, he stumbles upon this, this, this colorized version of what's going on inside this.
Jason WisemanHOST
And again, their motives are never really like explained or even what they're doing at all, other than they're trying to figure out what the human brain is, um, you know, or how it functions.
Jason WisemanHOST
And yeah.
RyanHOST
But Pete Townsend of The Who wasn't originally writing about a goddess.
RyanHOST
The song was inspired by actress Teresa Russell, who rejected his romantic advances after the two attended a performance of Pink Floyd's The Wool.
RyanHOST
He initially named the song Teresa, but later changed it because the lyrics felt too revealing.
RyanHOST
Here's The Who with Athena.
Patrick KilpatrickGUEST
And so...
Patrick KilpatrickGUEST
Here I am, my first SAG film, and my first scene is with Teresa Russell as Marilyn Monroe.
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One hot New York night in 1953, an incredible meeting took place.
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She was a famous actress.
Patrick KilpatrickGUEST
He was a card.
Patrick KilpatrickGUEST
He was really funny.
Patrick KilpatrickGUEST
And he was with Teresa Russell at that time.
Patrick KilpatrickGUEST
And she was sort of the living embodiment of Marilyn Monroe.
DaveHOST
movie had just enough class.
PhilHOST
I think Teresa Russell was in
DaveHOST
it, too.
DaveHOST
It spawned a lot of sequels, too, by the way.
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