Replay Rewind Podcast

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HOME ALONE (1990) Dir. Chris Columbus

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Jingle All The Way (1996) dir. Brian Levant

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ROBIN WILLIAMS AS DANIEL HILLARD/MRS. DOUBTFIRE MRS. DOUBTFIRE (1993) Dir. Chris Columbus

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“Go, Willy. Go!”

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“Schwartz created a slight breach of etiquette by skipping the triple dare and going right for the throat.”

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The Mummy (1999) + letterboxd reviews (Rachel Weisz edition)

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Ferris, my father loves this car more than life itself. FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (1986) — directed by John Hughes

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A Little Princess (1995), dir. Alfonso Cuarón

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Matilda (1996) dir. Danny DeVito

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As others have noted in the past, Danny DeVito not only directed Matilda (and played her dad), but he and Rhea Perlman (DeVito’s wife at the time and Matilda’s mum in the movie) basically looked after Mara Wilson because Mara’s mother was in hospital with terminal cancer at the time of filming (She died during post production work, and it wasn’t until years later Mara discovered that Danny had taken an advanced (not quite completed) copy of “Matilda” to the hospital so that her mum could watch it before she passed.)

When Mara mentioned that she was feeling nervous about the dancing to “Little Bitty Pretty One” sequence, it was DeVito’s idea to have the ENTIRE cast and crew join in and dance too (off camera) so she wouldn’t feel self-conscious, apaprently even the craft services folks joined in, and the cameraman shooting the scene did a bit of a shuffle, but not too much because it would mess with the camera shot)

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MISS CONGENIALITY | 2000 

bonus:

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Space Jam (1996) dir. Joe Pytka

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MOUSE HUNT (1997) dir. Gore Verbinski

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Roald Dahl in his garden shed. It was in this modest location where the majority of his literacy classics, including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach, were brought to life.

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the ‘i know this voice why do i know this voice where else have i heard this voice actor’ 

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i raise you the ‘i know this voice i know this voice actor from somewhere *checks actor’s imdb* what do you mean i haven’t seen any of their other work’