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William Fichtner

William Fichtner

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Sep 26, 2026

Brad EichkornHOST
4:40
One, who is the guest? Train Horn Man.
Brad EichkornHOST
4:43
Bill Fichtner, Shredder.
Brad EichkornHOST
4:45
I thought he did a great job last week.
Brad EichkornHOST
4:47
I mean, I thought the entire thing was a well-executed evening.
Jenna FischerHOST
14:19
Well, this movie has a lot of stars, pretty much all of them men.
Jenna FischerHOST
14:24
They are Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Ben Affleck, Will Patton, Steve Buscemi, Owen Wilson, Michael Clarke Duncan, William Fichtner, and also Liv Tyler.
Angela KinseyHOST
14:35
Mm-hmm.
Jenna FischerHOST
14:36
I can't really imagine anyone else but Bruce Willis in this role of Harry Stamper as the lead oil driller guy.
Tampa NeilHOST
47:53
Um, Del Reid was running it at one point.
Tampa NeilHOST
47:56
Uh, W- William Fichtner was running it.
Tampa NeilHOST
47:59
They had a few people that were, they just kept showing them on s- on the thing, just smashing the horn.
Epic BHOST
48:05
Ca- could you see it on the jumbotron from where you were at, like, clearly? Was the jumbotron big enough or was it like, you know, somebody's private LED in their backyard?
AndyHOST
15:56
Gary Sinise as Milo.
AndyHOST
15:57
William Fichtner as Law.
AndyHOST
15:59
Viggo Mortensen.
AndyHOST
16:00
I didn't even recognize him when I saw him as Guy Foucard.
Heath SoloHOST
18:35
And we've seen it time and time again.
Heath SoloHOST
18:36
But then in the 90s, it was like the perfect time for this movie for me because it was kind of like my first kind of film like this because I had not seen Dog Day Afternoon yet.
Heath SoloHOST
18:47
So Bill Fichtner, William Fichtner, like, of course, he's one of those guys where I didn't know who that was in the 90s.
Heath SoloHOST
18:54
I
Ryan RitterHOST
81:33
It's perfect.
Ryan RitterHOST
81:37
Bill Fichtner plays the, I think I'm saying his name right, is the bank manager.
Ryan RitterHOST
81:41
It's like, you don't know who you just robbed.
Ryan RitterHOST
81:44
That was supposed to be Dwight Yoakam at one point.
Ryan RitterHOST
82:56
You shouldn't just dismiss any character in this because...
Ryan RitterHOST
82:59
Danny Glover's playing him.
Ryan RitterHOST
83:00
I kind of feel like that with Bill Fichtner here.
Ryan RitterHOST
83:02
It's a small role.
Brian IbbottHOST
36:48
Annette Bening plays her mother-in-law, uh, her, his, uh, ex-wife.
Brian IbbottHOST
36:54
Um, and William Fichtner, oh, just so- [laughs]
Scott JohnsonHOST
36:58
Oh, I didn't know-
Brian IbbottHOST
36:58
...
Scott JohnsonHOST
38:26
conversation from a jail visit it was a flashback oh oh
Brian IbbittHOST
38:30
uh that one I think actually that is from a jail visit but there's some flashback um conversations as well and and more gotcha later on um and that Benning plays her mother-in-law uh her his ex-wife um and William Fichtner oh it's just Oh, I didn't know he was in this.
Brian IbbittHOST
38:51
I love him.
Brian IbbittHOST
38:52
He's good, and he plays one of my favorite Fichtner characters of all time.
Craig PriceHOST
57:54
And that whole bank scene at the beginning in IMAX, it feels like you're in the bank because there's not many big head shots in that.
Craig PriceHOST
58:01
You see William Fichtner sitting at his desk, and if you look at an IMAX, which I saw at the Regal Marquis, you feel like you're in the bank at that moment, and it's really amazing.
Craig PriceHOST
58:14
Yeah, yeah.
HeatherGUEST
58:16
We had to watch it, by the way, at 8 in the morning because you were sold out.
speaker_1HOST
23:56
Yeah.
speaker_1HOST
23:58
Oh, yeah, William Fichtner, who's always very interesting.
speaker_1HOST
24:02
It was so
speaker_0HOST
24:03
boring.
PandoraHOST
21:07
Anyway, we get introduced to William Sachs.
PandoraHOST
21:09
William Fichtner.
PandoraHOST
21:10
William Fichtner walks into this movie again.
PandoraHOST
21:12
Just a randomly stacked cast for no reason.
TrinketHOST
21:15
Or Stephen N.

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