White Squall

but he can do comedy.

White Squall.

He, no, I know he can.

I don't...

So maybe eight or nine, 10 years ago, that Coast- that Amer- [laughs] the Penncrest group was getting together and we all had lunch, and Todd was at that lunch.

Todd Robinson, White Squaw, Last Full Measure.

He's an Emmy Award winner, uh, writer, director.

Uh, really quality stuff.

But it just seems like a decent production.

The director, Hugh Johnson, he, he was a DP for, like, White Squall, G.I. Jane.

Mm.

And he shot The Chronicles of Riddick.

I made it to two before I gave up.

[laughs] It was, uh, White Squall and, uh, Someone to Watch Over Me, both of which were not very good movies.

Um, and just to put, just to say like I know what I'm talking about, 'cause it's not like I've only seen like five of his movies.

Of his, of his directed films, the ones I have not seen are Black Rain, 1492: Conquest of Paradise, G.I. Jane, A Good Year, and The Counselor.

I mean, it's not a remake, it's a true event, but like Apollo 13 is essentially the same thing as well to an extent, you know, it's survival, it's people.

There's a lot of this idea of the survival aspect is sort of something that's inherent to everyone, even in some of the films that we like, you know, things like White Squall and things like that.

It's all survival films, you know, it's always an intrigue of like, how long could you last? How long would you be able to, you know,

I always put myself in that position where when everyone's watching stuff like that it's like how would I fare and I always pretend to myself that I'd be alright and I'm like