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"I date this girl for two years - and then the nagging starts: 'I wanna know your name..." ―  Mike Binder

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Best Evan Rachel Wood movies and performances:

1. The Wrestler - Darren Aronofsky (2008)

2. Across the Universe - Julie Taymor (2007)

3. Whatever Works - Woody Allen (2009)

4. The Ides of March - George Clooney (2011)

5. Thirteen - Catherine Hardwicke (2003)

6. The Upside of Anger - Mike Binder (2005)

7. Frozen II - Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee (2019)

8. Digging to China - Timothy Hutton (1998)

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RIP actor Alan Arkin. If you're looking for a (small) feel-good movie with him, I suggest "Indian Summer" (Mike Binder).

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235 - The Upside of Anger

Every prestige actress overdue for an Oscar deserves her showcase, and after three Oscar nominations in under a decade, Joan Allen got hers written and directed by her The Contender costar Mike Binder. The Upside of Anger cast Allen as a mother of four whose husband suddenly abandons her, and she finds boozy solace with the former baseball player down the street. The actress earned raves for her all-out performance, along with Kevin Costner as her new lover and compatriot. But the film was a spring release and struggled to get arrested in the awards race, despite a Critics Choice nomination and regional critics wins, despite what is largely seen as an uncompetitive Best Actress field.

This episode, we talk about Joan Allen’s three Oscar nominations and other ones we think she should have received. We also talk about Costner in Baseball Kevin mode, the National Board of Review’s 2005 “excellence in filmmaking” lineup, the film’s underwhelming portrait of siblings, and the 2005 Best Actress race.

Topics also include listeners not being able to tell Chris and Joe apart, Allen’s Tony Award and theatre history, and the maligned The Mind of the Married Man.

Links:

The 2005 Oscar nominations

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therealjeffreyross: Bob Saget’s message of love and positivity is needed more than ever. If you need a reminder of what a life full of love can look when you’re gone check out “Dirty Daddy: A Tribute To Bob Saget” streaming now @ netflixisajoke @ netflix 📸: @ candytman

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The Mind of the Married Man (TV Series) - S1/E5 ’Anywhere, Anytime’ (2001) M. Emmet Walsh as Randall Evans

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