Domenico Montanaro

You know, thriller, fine. Like, it's, like, fine.

I was going to say I think that her adult life is sort of the arc of how differently women who have been in power situations with men who have harassed women or sexually assaulted them, how differently they've been viewed through the years. I mean it's very different now than it was in the late 90s, and I think that her adult life is sort of a great representation of that change.

I was going to say I think that her adult life is sort of the arc of how differently women who have been in power situations with men who have harassed women or sexually assaulted them, how differently they've been viewed through the years. I mean it's very different now than it was in the late 90s, and I think that her adult life is sort of a great representation of that change.

I was going to say I think that her adult life is sort of the arc of how differently women who have been in power situations with men who have harassed women or sexually assaulted them, how differently they've been viewed through the years. I mean it's very different now than it was in the late 90s, and I think that her adult life is sort of a great representation of that change.

Domenico, what about you? What can't you let go of? Well, we've got the Oscars coming up on Sunday and it also kind of made me think about the life of Gene Hackman, the great actor who tragically died. He was 95 years old. But I just started thinking about reflecting on some of the movies that he made and it's amazing. He's made more than 70 movies.

Domenico, what about you? What can't you let go of? Well, we've got the Oscars coming up on Sunday and it also kind of made me think about the life of Gene Hackman, the great actor who tragically died. He was 95 years old. But I just started thinking about reflecting on some of the movies that he made and it's amazing. He's made more than 70 movies.

Domenico, what about you? What can't you let go of? Well, we've got the Oscars coming up on Sunday and it also kind of made me think about the life of Gene Hackman, the great actor who tragically died. He was 95 years old. But I just started thinking about reflecting on some of the movies that he made and it's amazing. He's made more than 70 movies.

You know, just a couple of movies that always stuck with me were Hoosiers because I played basketball growing up. And, you know, I probably knew every word to that when I was in high school. And his personality is just such a force of life. It was interesting to me. I was reading this week him talking about his father had abandoned the family as a kid.

You know, just a couple of movies that always stuck with me were Hoosiers because I played basketball growing up. And, you know, I probably knew every word to that when I was in high school. And his personality is just such a force of life. It was interesting to me. I was reading this week him talking about his father had abandoned the family as a kid.

You know, just a couple of movies that always stuck with me were Hoosiers because I played basketball growing up. And, you know, I probably knew every word to that when I was in high school. And his personality is just such a force of life. It was interesting to me. I was reading this week him talking about his father had abandoned the family as a kid.

And Gene Hackman is so well known for these little eye movements or forehead crinkles or a little laugh or gesture. And he said that when his father walked out on them, he just gave a little wave. And he said that there was so much to interpret in that wave that it actually, as difficult as it all was, he drew on that as an actor to say a little gesture can really mean a lot.

And Gene Hackman is so well known for these little eye movements or forehead crinkles or a little laugh or gesture. And he said that when his father walked out on them, he just gave a little wave. And he said that there was so much to interpret in that wave that it actually, as difficult as it all was, he drew on that as an actor to say a little gesture can really mean a lot.

And Gene Hackman is so well known for these little eye movements or forehead crinkles or a little laugh or gesture. And he said that when his father walked out on them, he just gave a little wave. And he said that there was so much to interpret in that wave that it actually, as difficult as it all was, he drew on that as an actor to say a little gesture can really mean a lot.

And it was really interesting if you look back through his films, you know, how he really just sort of is able to do that and capture somebody else. And that sort of, I love the description that we had on NPR, someone said that he was a coiled snake of an actor, a sort of rage that was inside, but you didn't quite always see it.

And it was really interesting if you look back through his films, you know, how he really just sort of is able to do that and capture somebody else. And that sort of, I love the description that we had on NPR, someone said that he was a coiled snake of an actor, a sort of rage that was inside, but you didn't quite always see it.

And it was really interesting if you look back through his films, you know, how he really just sort of is able to do that and capture somebody else. And that sort of, I love the description that we had on NPR, someone said that he was a coiled snake of an actor, a sort of rage that was inside, but you didn't quite always see it.

And I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

And I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

And I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent. I'm Tom Bowman. I cover the Pentagon.