The Lion In Winter

Hey, I gotta say, Nick, I am probably misremembering...

Like, we're not misremembering.

I'm probably not remembering something, potentially.

But I think that The Lion in Winter might be the movie that you've picked for this podcast that I have not seen before that I've liked the most.

Really? Really? Great.

Very possibly.

I could be completely, like... forgetting something, you know? And I think there's probably stuff that, that you, you pick that I have seen before that like probably means more to me or whatever, you know, like, or whatever it is.

Like, how do you, how do you judge these things? Right.

But I, I was super into this.

Great.

No, I'm glad.

And, um, that's really, that's really gratifying to hear after, um, I think our sort of, our sort of, um, our agreed opinion of, uh, how to steal a million, you know, to me, like I was, I was okay with, um, with the outcome of, of watching that movie.

Uh, you know, to me it's like we, so we, we, we did Lawrence of Arabia a while back and it's like, well, let's, let's explore Peter O'Toole in a couple of different lights.

And, um, we're going to bounce around a lot and, uh, The big thing that blew me away, Peter O'Toole's almost an afterthought performance-wise in this movie.

What did you think? I know.

I know.

Hey, I mean, like, I thought everybody's great.

Yes.

Like,

there's not a rough – and it's funny, too, to see, like – There's a lot of people, like all of the cast members in this movie, I weirdly had recently seen in other movies, all the significant cast members.

I guess it's like the five main characters, right? There's almost no other speaking roles.

Because I imagine it's based on a play.

I bet you the play is probably just the five people.

Oh,

sorry, six.