Chris Ryan

Ciara's here. Starting my new narrative podcast called Warren Beatty's Body Count. Can't wait to get into that. Have you been on every episode of 70s Month?

Ciara's here. Starting my new narrative podcast called Warren Beatty's Body Count. Can't wait to get into that. Have you been on every episode of 70s Month?

Ciara's here. Starting my new narrative podcast called Warren Beatty's Body Count. Can't wait to get into that. Have you been on every episode of 70s Month?

That's me. Inwardly, you haven't changed. You're still Joe Pendleton. That's what you and I see. But outwardly, you're Leo Francois. And that's what everyone else will see.

That's me. Inwardly, you haven't changed. You're still Joe Pendleton. That's what you and I see. But outwardly, you're Leo Francois. And that's what everyone else will see.

That's me. Inwardly, you haven't changed. You're still Joe Pendleton. That's what you and I see. But outwardly, you're Leo Francois. And that's what everyone else will see.

really really amazing screwball comedy watching it again this time it was just so great to see how like the bones of like the Philadelphia story and here's girl Friday and kind of all the great comedies from the 30s and 40s and form this and you know with all the people involved it's sort of amazing to look at Warren Beatty and think about how famous he was and how he put all of his cred and energy into making this which is essentially like this really light sweet comedy

really really amazing screwball comedy watching it again this time it was just so great to see how like the bones of like the Philadelphia story and here's girl Friday and kind of all the great comedies from the 30s and 40s and form this and you know with all the people involved it's sort of amazing to look at Warren Beatty and think about how famous he was and how he put all of his cred and energy into making this which is essentially like this really light sweet comedy

really really amazing screwball comedy watching it again this time it was just so great to see how like the bones of like the Philadelphia story and here's girl Friday and kind of all the great comedies from the 30s and 40s and form this and you know with all the people involved it's sort of amazing to look at Warren Beatty and think about how famous he was and how he put all of his cred and energy into making this which is essentially like this really light sweet comedy

The minimalist approach.

The minimalist approach.

The minimalist approach.

I mean, I think also the way the movies are made and written and produced demands a lot more. I mean, there's a lot of exposition in this movie, but actors are required to do so many different things now. It's crazy. I guess you could say he's a convincing L.A. Rams quarterback in this movie, but Woody really is. He really is. Like throws a good football. He's a convincing LA rich guy.

I mean, I think also the way the movies are made and written and produced demands a lot more. I mean, there's a lot of exposition in this movie, but actors are required to do so many different things now. It's crazy. I guess you could say he's a convincing L.A. Rams quarterback in this movie, but Woody really is. He really is. Like throws a good football. He's a convincing LA rich guy.

I mean, I think also the way the movies are made and written and produced demands a lot more. I mean, there's a lot of exposition in this movie, but actors are required to do so many different things now. It's crazy. I guess you could say he's a convincing L.A. Rams quarterback in this movie, but Woody really is. He really is. Like throws a good football. He's a convincing LA rich guy.

And he's a convincing LA playboy. And he's a convincing, like, it's like, he just has this like star power at the center of this movie. And the movie is actually just like a temple built to that.

And he's a convincing LA playboy. And he's a convincing, like, it's like, he just has this like star power at the center of this movie. And the movie is actually just like a temple built to that.

And he's a convincing LA playboy. And he's a convincing, like, it's like, he just has this like star power at the center of this movie. And the movie is actually just like a temple built to that.

That's up there with the basketball pyramid. I don't know.

That's up there with the basketball pyramid. I don't know.