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Tim Blake Nelson

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Oct 15, 2026

Linda HolmesHOST
2:13
I find it such a kind of an affable show to hang out with.
Linda HolmesHOST
2:17
I think that in addition to having a mystery that I find pretty compelling, you know, it starts off with the death of this character who's, you know, you don't, you wouldn't expect to see very much of him since he dies at the beginning, but he's played by Tim Blake Nelson, and he does-
Glen WeldonHOST
2:29
Hmm
Linda HolmesHOST
2:30
... continue to make appearances as sort of a vision.
Linda HolmesHOST
2:33
And in that Tim Blake Nelson way kind of gives, imparts wisdom to Ethan Hawke-
Glen WeldonHOST
2:37
Yeah
Linda HolmesHOST
2:37
... and that part I really like.

13 MINS LATER

Glen WeldonHOST
15:50
Right
Brian DuffieldGUEST
30:38
John gets haloed.
Brian DuffieldGUEST
30:40
Um- Uh, and gets put into, like, Tim Blake Nelson's jail.
Brian DuffieldGUEST
30:46
And Tim Blake Nelson, as he's putting-
Eric VespeHOST
30:48
Right
Brian DuffieldGUEST
30:48
... him down goes, um, "They say you...
Brian DuffieldGUEST
31:08
So the theory is, like, Cruise is...
Brian DuffieldGUEST
31:10
Gets haloed.
Brian DuffieldGUEST
31:12
Tim Blake Nelson goes, "You know, they say everyone's dreams come true when they're in there." And then everything from the end, from the halo to the end of the movie is Cruise's dream coming true, where his ex-wife figures out this thing that, like, all, all cascades.
Max SlothHOST
36:25
He's always in smaller, but he's like the main actor in this.
Max SlothHOST
36:28
Tim Blake Nelson.
Max SlothHOST
36:31
let me see a missy pile what have you seen her in she plays the fox news anchor in gone girl i assume you've seen gone girl
MickGUEST
36:42
yeah yeah
Max SlothHOST
37:36
But what I wanted to tell you, the main question of this movie, it's like examining the death penalty and if it's inhumane or ethical in any way.
Max SlothHOST
37:47
And a lot of the movie is human behavior.
Max SlothHOST
37:51
So it's directed by Tim Blake Nelson, and he came out at the end.
Max SlothHOST
37:56
Oh, yeah, he's like a Coen Brothers guy.
JacobHOST
44:26
Weird.
CharlotteHOST
44:27
Like Tim Blake Nelson in Dune.
JacobHOST
44:29
That's tragic.
PatrickHOST
44:30
I-
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
31:29
I think, uh, given, given this, um, um, I was going to go chronologically, but actually, this kind of idea fits in with the last movie I saw at the festival, so I'll just talk about that now.
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
31:43
This is called The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd, and it's directed by Tim Blake Nelson, who is a name you might not know off the top of your head, but if you look up Tim Blake Nelson, you know him.
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
31:55
He's a classic character actor he's an oa brother where art thou he's in the ballad of buster scruggs um he's a wonderful often he's playing like morons in movies um and and like he's very goofy on screen but his work as a director and as a playwright is incredibly serious and punishing and this film is uh very much in that vein a little more difficult to talk about because some of the disturbing elements of it happen later in the movie, but it's about a woman who's sort of working at this prison and she's in an abusive relationship.
Juzo GreenwoodHOST
32:30
And then it also just becomes about the prison system and capital punishment and I was very mixed about this movie, partly just because of the unrelenting nature of it.
Darren MooneyGUEST
105:41
It's a resource to be exploited.
Izaak StoakesGUEST
105:42
Did know that the Tim Blake Nelson character was the leader, but you do really get a sense if you didn't know this guy's not all right.
Izaak StoakesGUEST
105:49
That's a really good switch where he goes like, "Test subjects?"
Darren MooneyGUEST
105:51
[laughs]
Craig McKenzieHOST
109:11
God, what a time for superhero movies.
Darren MooneyGUEST
109:13
A real changing of the tides.
Izaak StoakesGUEST
109:14
Is Tim Blake Nelson in Brand New Day much?
Darren MooneyGUEST
109:18
Brave New World.
Calvin SchwartzHOST
64:49
I'm gonna go to AI and say, "Listen, I listen to Scarborough Fair and Leaving on a Jet Plane, and Times Are a-Changin'." And I watch that Dylan movie again and again and again and again to see the beginning.
Calvin SchwartzHOST
65:01
Did you like that? Did you see that Dylan movie with Tim Blake Nelson?
Jim BerkenstadtGUEST
65:04
I, I don't know which Dylan movie we're talking about.
Calvin SchwartzHOST
65:06
Uh, uh, uh, I forgot what it's called.
Keith PhippsHOST
16:02
And, and-
Mike RyanHOST
16:03
Tim Blake Nelson, right?
Keith PhippsHOST
16:04
Tim Blake Nelson, right.
Mike RyanHOST
16:06
Yeah.
Keith PhippsHOST
16:06
And, and because of that, it was in this, he-

10 MINS LATER

Germain LussierGUEST
26:06
Exactly.
Germain LussierGUEST
26:07
[laughs]
Keith PhippsHOST
26:08
How do you feel about Tim Blake Nelson as, as Samuel Sterns, who's never referred to as The Leader but is The Leader from the comics?
Sharon WymanHOST
39:53
Amanda was in the Hamptons for the US premiere of The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shed, the festival's 2026 centerpiece film, which she stars in alongside Scott McNairy.
Sharon WymanHOST
40:02
And the film, written and directed by Tim Blake Nelson, screened on October 3rd and 4th.
Stacy BlackHOST
40:07
We loved hearing Amanda share her own connection to Long Island.
Stacy BlackHOST
40:09
We love when that happens.
GiffHOST
27:34
Yeah.
BradHOST
27:34
We've got, uh, Tim Blake Nelson, who has just a small part, but of course you love him from O Brother, Where Art Thou?
GiffHOST
27:40
I certainly do.
GiffHOST
27:42
Yep.

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