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Oct 31, 2026

Samantha SearHOST
19:55
This inevitably derails her job, childcare becomes all-consuming, and she finds herself rebuilding her life out in the sticks.
Samantha SearHOST
20:04
I always enjoy a Nancy Meyers film, What Women Want would be my first pick, but I always find myself feeling let down by the ending.
Samantha SearHOST
20:12
And I know, there are people out there who would shoot me for saying that, but I find the same thing with Nora Ephron films too.
Samantha SearHOST
20:19
I love it up until the end.
TonyHOST
58:30
Yeah, that was 50.5.
KaylaHOST
58:31
That ties Little Big League and it's behind What Women Want with 43.3 and just ahead of Eight Crazy Nights with 41.5.
KaylaHOST
58:40
It
TonyHOST
58:41
probably belongs there.
JasperHOST
7:23
It was written, directed, and produced by our good pal, Nancy Myers.
JasperHOST
7:27
It's Myers' third movie as a director, following up The Parent Trap and What Women Want, which by this point of the podcast...
JasperHOST
7:34
I will have talked about, and you will have heard me talk about, but at this point in my current life, I haven't seen in many years.
JasperHOST
7:40
Nate T. Myers in general, where are you guys at? Oh
EliseGUEST
11:54
Shout out.
JasperHOST
11:55
Okay, the movie's a hit.
JasperHOST
11:57
It grossed $266 million at the global box office, just shy of the monster hit What Women Want, and is still good for the second biggest gross of Myers' career.
JasperHOST
12:06
The movie also earns Diane Keaton a well-deserved Oscar nomination for Best Actress, which is awesome.
Tommy LugauerHOST
62:25
But...
Tommy LugauerHOST
62:26
Speaking of movies, what's the movie with Mel Gibson, What Women Want, where he could hear what all the women are saying in their head? Which is...
Tommy LugauerHOST
62:33
I mean, I can...
Tommy LugauerHOST
62:34
Can I get that? That would be amazing.
Philip SanfordGUEST
28:32
What 2005? I'm trying to think of movies Alan Alda was in.
Philip SanfordGUEST
28:36
The only two that are coming to mind, I know he was in What Women Want, but that was like 2000.
Philip SanfordGUEST
28:45
I know he was in Tower Heist.
Philip SanfordGUEST
28:46
That was like 2000.
JasperHOST
0:09
Great job.
JasperHOST
0:09
Today on the show, we will continue our journey through the wonderful world of rom-coms with What Women Want, which begs the question, Cass, Liv,
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:19
what
JasperHOST
0:20
do women want?
JasperHOST
1:05
that's a great answer let's play
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:31
It's not what it sounds like.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:35
What women want.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:37
What women want.
Neil BrockHOST
60:12
Do you know what it overtook of Mel Gibson's career? What high caliber, unbelievable film that this overtook in terms of like making a profit?
Ben TunninglyGUEST
60:23
What Women Want.
Neil BrockHOST
60:24
bingo see this is why we invite tanningly along because he knows so there you go that's a bit bizarre and then a little bit of stuff about m night himself uh night the middle name it's just a name he gave to himself in college he thought that sounds cool which i think is a real dick move come on let's be honest yeah he was actually offered to direct harry potter films three times but turned them down on every occasion uh the first one he was recommended by spielberg when he was like just after the sixth sense uh turned it down to unbreakable uh then after signs which was obviously a smash got offered offered harry potter and the prisoner of as as caban i don't even know harry potter films that well apologies but uh he would have wanted
James SmithHOST
61:09
a twist at the end Well,
Caitlin SkibarisHOST
12:31
Yeah, I would do that.
Caitlin SkibarisHOST
12:33
If you got the trim spa, I would take it and we could film it.
Caitlin SkibarisHOST
12:35
That's what happens.
Caitlin SkibarisHOST
12:37
We just start cleaning the office.
Ryan LichtenHOST
14:58
Oh, no. Oh, I love that you don't know this.
Ryan LichtenHOST
15:00
Oh, I love that.
Ryan LichtenHOST
15:01
So Richard found himself cast as an extra in Federico Fellini's film Satyricon.
Ryan LichtenHOST
15:06
He also landed some modeling and other acting gigs.
AustinHOST
17:04
Oh, I know of it, but I've never seen it.
CortHOST
17:06
And What Women Want, the Mel Gibson movie.
AustinHOST
17:08
What Women Want.
AustinHOST
17:10
Okay.
AustinHOST
17:10
I did see What Women Want.
AustinHOST
17:12
Surprise, that movie.
AustinHOST
17:13
That song did not stick out to me.
JasperHOST
96:46
Thanks to Rachel Alex Leodden for being here.
JasperHOST
96:49
We will see you next time for What Women Want.
JasperHOST
97:17
you

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