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Welcome back to Star Wars Minute.

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It's

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the daily podcast where we analyze, scrutinize,

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and physical production junior asset

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coordinate. The

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I'm Pete the Retailer from

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PeteTheRetailer.com. I'm Alex

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Robinson from Alex Robinson. Not fun. That's

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right. And we are deep into, or

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almost through the credits. We are at minute 140.

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So close. Almost there in the

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words of a famous, who does say that? Who does say

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almost there? Is it Red Leader? Darth Vader, right?

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Princess Leia? No, who does say it? Is

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it Red Leader?

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Or Gold Leader? It is, oh, now

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you're

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going to, now you're pressing

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me because I'm like. I think Red Leader

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is almost there and Gold Leader

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is stay on target. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Stay

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on target. Almost there and

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then he shoots and pulls up. It's away. Negative.

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Didn't go in, it just impacted on the surface. Anyway.

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Ah, the good old days. We're talking,

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we're not talking about that. We're talking about minute 140

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of Star Wars Episode 9 and the

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Rise of Skywalker. 140 starts

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with the model

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CFX paint finishers. No,

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CFX model paint finishers. I'm

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having trouble reading my notes on that one and it ends

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with transportation. Hmm.

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And, yeah, so it's a good

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chunk of the people, the people doing the things here.

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As we've, as we've said all week, it's the people

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doing things. Now, I,

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of course, have my list of Pete's, but before we get

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to that, do we have any other

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credits that we wanted to talk about? I have one notable

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one just in terms of.

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I have a few. Okay. You know, I've

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been highlighting Curious

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jobs, you know a lot of these things, you

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know, but or things Oh, yeah lighting

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guy we pretty much know what that is. But things I was you

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know surprised about Like

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whose personal assistants get credited?

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hmm JJ

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Abrams has three personal assistants

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plus an onset assistant.

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Oh, I don't know what the I don't know what the other you

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know, is there like a Those

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are there's home assistants. Those are

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the people like feeding the cat while he's away

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filming Oh, I say yeah, and but

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they cannot come on the set like they have no

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something to mr. Abrams They have to hand it off to their

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personal assistant to the other assistant the onset assistant.

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Yeah, mr. Boyega Mr.

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Driver mr. Hamill mr.

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Hamill's personal assistant, of course, Chelsea

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Hamill I that was my one credit

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note is that Chelsea gets like an upgrade I feel like

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yeah I don't remember if she was listed as Chelsea

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Elizabeth Hamill in previous

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Maybe someone else someone in the Union got

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the Chelsea Hamill, right? Yeah

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claim and Isaac Isaac

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Asimov and of course John Williams

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one of the old the few All

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the other behind-the-scenes people were people I did not

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recognize producers and whatnot but John

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Williams, of course gets a personal assistant I

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if this I think also the

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Was this was there mr. Ford

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personal system mr. Ford? Uh,

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is that in yesterday? I think

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yeah, I think that might have been yesterday. Okay, so

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we'll cut that bit Yeah,

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it's interesting to see who gets and I guess

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that's contractually negotiated Yeah,

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you know like oh I get a personal assistant or whatever.

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Yeah And

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have you ever had to deal

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with anybody's personal assistant? Yes.

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Oh,

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yeah

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On this very show right

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now some of the some of the more top tier

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guests in terms of fame We've we've

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met dealt with their personal so it's not too many though.

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No, no, no So

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yeah And interestingly

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we've had this person on the show several times every

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time a different personal assistant I don't know if that's

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typical whether that's just the kind of thing you just cycle

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through You know, yeah, no one wants to be a personal

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sister for a long time. I imagine long time.

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You're kind of yeah I did have one You

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know one time at Forbidden Planet

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we were Contacted by somebody's

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personal assistant who were like oh this this You

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know so I pretty well-known Celebrity

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You know needs need some they're gonna be on FNL

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this this weekend and they need a they need something

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as like a prop for like a thing do you do you have

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that it's like a no, it's a

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Superhero shirt, I think And

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we're like, yeah, we of course, you know, we got that well We'll

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set one aside and they were very like,

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okay well, thank you, can you put it aside and do this, you know,

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and then think went through the whole thing very like Sort

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of like this must be a you know and then

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you know that that That person

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just kind of wanders in because they were cool and

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just kind of like, you know I'm wondering I'm looking at stuff and then they're

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like, hey, um Do you

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guys have as like, oh, yeah, you're assistant called and

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you know, we sit at a size like Like

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He's like like obviously not

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happy not not unhappy with his assistant

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But he was like that guy's going above and beyond and

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I didn't need to make a big deal out of it I

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was just gonna come in and casually get one and I think

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and So I'll

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give you I'll go you one farther and say he

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totally told his personal assistant First of

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all, I wasn't his personal assistant. It was him and in

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a second Well, he said that to make it seem

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like oh man, I'm just a regular guy right

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now assistant. Oh, man I Didn't

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you be part of so that's what? The

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sticks the guy from sticks used to do. Oh,

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really all the records store and say hey Dennis

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de Young's gonna be coming in so I just wanted

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to know you know if you want to have extra security here. I

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think we're okay. And

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so

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yeah. Also Daisy Ridley gets

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a personal assistant, a driver, not an

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Adam driver, I assume. And also

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a personal trainer. That makes sense because she's got a lot

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of physical stuff

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in there. And she's the, I guess she's the star. Would

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you say she's the star of the movie? Well, not in

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credits order, but yeah, in terms of like focus.

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Screen time and yeah, focus.

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Yeah, I think she's fourth in credits order,

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but yeah, but she's

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the protagonist certainly. Yes.

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Yeah, Adam Driver doesn't

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get a driver. No,

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just not mentioned anyway.

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He doesn't know driving. I guess so. He's

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the driver. It's like, don't you know who I am? The

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driver. Yeah,

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well that's notable. And

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also continuing the theme of people who get credits,

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but the musicians

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are not credited. There

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are personal chefs of the production

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are mentioned and there are 22 people in

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charge of just greenery. Not

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with the chefs, not just salads. It

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just shows you the scope of a production like this. They

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have 22 people who are just in charge

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of plants and all that

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kind of stuff. And you don't even think

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like, oh, where's the Skywalker in that movie with all the plants,

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right? You don't even stick in your

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head at all. I mean, I guess there was the

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scene with the training scene with

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the vines and stuff like that, but still, I don't

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know if that's 20 people deep. And you're right. The fact that

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we can look up who worked on that, but we

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don't know who played the French horn for the

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staring at the sunset or sunrise.

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People corrected us. Now it's a sunrise, I guess. Oh,

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wait, is it? We've

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been corrected apparently. It's supposed to be a sunrise. So

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it's supposed to be a mirror. Well,

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you know, oh in in Rise of Skywalker. Yeah

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in no, no, no, no No, not in Star

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Wars. It's definitely a sunset It's

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funny You think it would be the opposite because if

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it's like a new dawn for Luke and he's like

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the start of a new thing You think they were rising

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Sun? Yeah. No, and so we're here for

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all the trouble starts. Yeah, I Mean,

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yeah, so yeah

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I

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Also learned a very interesting factually

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why this is the perfect place for it sure

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In one of the background actors

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playing a first-order officer is

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an actress by the name of Sally Guinness Who

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happens to be the granddaughter of

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Alec Guinness? Granddaughter? That's

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ironic considering the whole thing. I think

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she was actually the offspring of the clone of Alec

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in a fair. Yeah OB2

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Yeah, and so

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I thought that was I'm surprised they didn't Capitalize

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on that more. Yeah, like that seems like it would

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be kind of a yeah a little bit of that

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thing whatever you know, like Lord they

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should have had the Billy Lord and Chelsea

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Hamill and All

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the offspring of the right hanging on she

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hasn't done that she hasn't done a huge amount of acting she

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wasn't an episode of black mirror where

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she played an executioner and her

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IMDB page the trivia

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about her I would say two-thirds

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of it are she's the first cousin of

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this person she is the The

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niece of this person I suspect all those things were

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put in by the people who are being

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Who are being

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cited? You know what I mean? Right, right. Yeah, that's

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my cousin Yeah Well,

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that's everything I have specific to this. Oh

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one more person to thank for their service Ruth

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Moss the psychotherapist for the

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Production. Well, you could imagine she was probably

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pretty busy during this it could be it could

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be during this shoot so

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Anywho, what do you got

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on your end of the docket? Well, I'm gonna

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go to my list of Pete's for the week.

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No, for the day. Wrapping up the week. Week's

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list of Pete's. We

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have... it's

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a few. I've got a handful here.

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Not like yesterday. But a handful

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of Pete's. A handful of Pete's. Let's say a fistful

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of Pete's. Hmm, yeah, that's a little bit. Um,

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well, starting with a fistful, here we've got security

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coordinator. Now here's a...

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if somebody's name is S-I-M-E-O-N,

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you say simian, you say simian. S-I-N-E-O-N?

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It's like simian, but with an E in the middle of it. I

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would say, at least in America, I

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would say simian, because it's like San Simian,

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where Hearst lived was

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San Simian. So I'm gonna say simian. So

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simian... But I can easily see it being something

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different in another... Right. I

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expect, you know, the laborers, I

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expect some Pete's. I expect some

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very earthy names in there. Not

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a carpenter. Not a carpenter to be had. By

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the way, I want to give a tip

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of the hat to your use of the correct... a chunk of

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carpenters. That is the technical

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term for a group of carpenters. That

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was when Karen

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Carpenter and the band was

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actually a chunk. Oh

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man, I don't think Karen took that the wrong way.

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But no carpenters, but

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we got plasterers. Which

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I guess that makes sense. You know, Peter, the name means stone

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or rocks. So plaster is kind of making

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stuff out of earth. Carpentier, you

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know, that's Jesus's thing. Okay, let him do that. Plasterers,

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we got Peter Langford, Peter McCarroll,

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Peter Pugh, three of them. And

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then, hey, this is going back to what

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you were talking about, all the people in charge of

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all the trees and plants

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and stuff like that. One of the Key Greensmen.

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Mm-hmm.

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Key Greensmen. Key Greensmen sounds like a

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name. It sounds like it would be. I don't know if it's Star Wars-y

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enough, but it sounds like somebody is, you know, an actor would

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be Key Greensmen. Sounds like a sports player

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to me. Maybe, yeah. Key Greensmen.

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Or a former sports player who's now

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a commentator. Yeah, and his real name

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is something like Peter, but everyone just calls him

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Key because he was the key player. Oh, there you go. Or

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he was always like in the Key. He was always in

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the... Oh, yeah, there you go. What

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sorts of names we could do. Key Greensmen,

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Peter Hooper.

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Hooper. Hooper.

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But yeah, so what

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is that? Four, well, one

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last name and four first name, Peter's. All

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Peters in this one, I guess. So there you go.

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But- As we periodically check in, I

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have to, do your children

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have a lot of Peters in there? Or do you encounter a lot

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of young Peters, children's? Children

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named Peter. Or variants?

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I can't think of one.

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All right.

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No, as I've said, in my...

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I don't know if it was in every school, but definitely

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in, when I was in, let's say 10th grade,

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there was one in each grade. There was even

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distribution of Peets. There's

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a senior, there was a junior, there was me, there

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was a freshman. We had one one,

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we kept tabs on each other. We're like, how's

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it going over there? You're right. One

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Pete assigned to each grade. But I feel

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like it's not, it's not disappeared,

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the name, but

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it's definitely not as... Popular

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as it once was I don't think I

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wonder if it's been designated as a middle

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name kind of name Mmm kind of old

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school, you know, like we're naming it after his uncle.

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No, but old school stuff is in right and everybody

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was named like You

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know units. No, but I mean like I mean like

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biblical biblical old school. Not like

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Mortimer I mean like, you know, it's too like

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50s. It's too like yeah, it's a

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boomer. The boomer names are on there. There

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you go Yeah Bad

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news everybody boomer names are on the outs. Hmm

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Yeah, we've long trying

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to think of a good burner of a good boomer

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and other boomer name. Mmm Well,

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I mean some of them are I think feels like some

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of them are kind of on the outs ready to come back in you know,

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like yeah Irving and

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Carl have we had any Carl's

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I know a Carl is like 20 I think I Feel

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like when he probably still be if it's a family that you know,

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you've had other Carl's and his family. So yeah

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But yeah, that's

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my Pete report for the day And

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nothing else to that, you know model

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paint finishers is always fun You know, it's one of those

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things you look at the you

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look at the credits and you're like, how did that person get there? That's

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an interesting Like

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what are the windows that opened that that person is like,

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I'm gonna paint models As

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a career that seems great good for them. Yeah,

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it's really like that old-school ILM kind of stuff

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where it's just these nerds who've been working in their basement Yeah,

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watching Ray Harryhausen movies now suddenly someone's

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gonna pay you to do it Oh

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and I didn't have the I didn't list

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the person's name for some reason but the but at

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the top of the show my My thing

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with physical production junior asset

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coordinator is the longest credit that I could

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find. Oh, I think in the whole week

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Nice what is it? What's the words again? I'm sorry. Good

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initial physical production

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for you No production.

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PP. Oh PP. Production

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not reduction. Physical production junior

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asset coordinator. It's

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a PP Jack. Yeah. Oh

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Jack. You remember. PP Jack.

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PP Jack. Who's the PP Jack on this one? Alright.

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PP, I'm PP Jack. I'm Key Matthews.

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Key Greensman. Key Greensman. And

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this is 60 Minutes. But

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yes, other than that I think that's it for credits.

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Do you have anything else we

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got? I feel like

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we're a little short on time so I was going to continue with some

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of the IMDB trivia. I've been sprinkling

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around all week to fill in. And

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of course it's the IMDB trivia

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section put up by the people. So pick

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everything with a grain of salt. Get

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your salt ready everybody. Get your salt

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ready. The

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Rise of Skywalker third most expensive

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film ever made. Okay.

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Do you want to guess what the first most expensive

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movie ever made? Now

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is this not adjusted right?

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No. Well they're

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all recent enough where it probably will not make a huge. Is

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it Avatar the Way of Water? Also

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Rise of Skywalker is 416 million

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dollars. It was not Avatar Way

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of Water. Is

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it something is it like Fast Ten?

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No it

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is not that. But

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it is a French. The other two the top

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two are franchise films.

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Oh is it the Infinity War?

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Or the other one? That is the most expensive

17:57

back-to-back production ever. ever

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ever made. All right those are my three strikes I give up

18:02

what do we got? All right number two

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Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom.

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Oh I thought this was number two. Oh yeah that

18:09

was number two and the number one most expensive film

18:11

ever made The Force Awakens.

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Oh $447 million. I've seen that one. Yeah I'm

18:19

trying to think if Rise of Skywalker feels

18:22

more expensive I mean I guess there's a lot more sets

18:24

and they go a lot more places which would be more sets

18:27

more yeah and more all

18:29

this stuff. Although they could reuse like a lot of

18:31

the you know Force Awakens budget is pre-production

18:34

you know stuff that they had to like start from scratch on things

18:36

where here it's like oh we already have that Millennium Falcon let's

18:38

just reuse it. Yeah and Kijimi

18:40

was really just kind of one room and a bunch

18:42

of yeah that was clearly

18:45

a film on a set not on a location

18:48

shooting. So anyway yeah I thought

18:50

that was that was

18:52

interesting. Yeah I'm guessing per

18:55

pound TFA probably paid off

18:57

a little better. For British pods. Yeah

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they don't use the Euro anymore.

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Here's another one Ian McDermott. This

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is just kind of like a weird observation.

19:11

When Ian McDermott played.

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More of a comment than a question. Yeah

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when he first played Palpatine he was a young

19:18

man playing an old man because he was

19:21

fairly young. Then the second time he played

19:23

him he was a older man

19:26

playing a younger sheen and

19:29

finally in this movie he was an old sheen

19:31

playing an even older Palpatine.

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So finally balance was restored to the

19:35

Force. It's hard to think

19:40

of other people who have who

19:44

have could accomplish such

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a. Did they do any on Golden Girls? Did

19:49

they do any flashback scenes with

19:52

Sophia being like young and Sicily? I know

19:54

she talked about it all the time referenced it but did

19:56

they ever do any like flashback scenes of her like.

19:59

It seems like like a natural since she

20:01

was playing old she was you know graying

20:03

up so I mean but they didn't want to I

20:05

guess they didn't want to break the illusion hmm

20:08

I don't know yeah

20:12

then you have like Vicki Lawrence who was a young

20:14

woman playing mama an old woman

20:16

and then now I think she's probably older than mama

20:18

was when she started right yeah

20:21

doing it so or

20:24

when you count like yeah

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you could do stuff like Harrison Ford who

20:30

was young and

20:32

then did one episode where you played old really

20:34

old on Indiana Jones

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and then now he was also recently playing

20:41

old Indiana Jones and then they

20:43

threw in scenes of flashback scenes and playing

20:45

young Indiana Jones they digitally deaged

20:47

him to do that but yeah did

20:49

he play super old yeah didn't

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he I thought the old I thought the

20:54

super old Indiana Jones was a different actor

20:56

I don't know I thought it was a big bushy beard and I

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patch and all sorts of stuff one

21:00

of them with him there's one that one part we

21:02

play the saxophone I don't know

21:05

about that yeah anyway so yeah Harrison

21:07

for will put that what's the Indiana Jones voice

21:09

they'll probably think about it Mariah some better

21:11

better answer to that question I guess

21:13

because it really has to be a character who's been around

21:15

a long time long enough where the actor who

21:17

played him can or her can

21:20

can age but hmm

21:23

yeah wondering

21:26

like a Harry Potter person did it hmm

21:31

not that I can think of I know they did like

21:33

I don't think they went back

21:35

and did young version but like some of the Star Trek

21:37

actors you know they were when they

21:39

there was an episode where they got aged in

21:42

the original series and so they went and played old versions

21:44

of themselves then and

21:46

now they're older than those old versions of themselves

21:48

I think for the most part but they didn't really how

21:51

do you feel about like when they have a young

21:53

actor and they recast versus having

21:57

the older actor just where makeup

22:00

and look younger. I guess it really depends on

22:02

a case by case basis. Yeah. I

22:05

think the ideal thing is when

22:07

they have a son or daughter that can

22:09

play the part. You know what

22:11

I mean? When you get family involved in there, that's always fun.

22:13

Like when you get- Like Billy Lord.

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Right. Like if they had had Billy Lord playing

22:19

young Princess Leia at some point, that would make- Yeah.

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That would be there. That would be like, okay, nobody can argue with that more. I

22:25

mean, you could, but you know, why would you? Yeah,

22:28

people will, but- Yeah, sure. Nevertheless,

22:30

it's tough to, harder to argue with that one

22:32

because you know. Right. I can't see her disrespecting

22:35

her memory when it's her own order. Or secret brothers

22:37

and sisters. That's always fun too. Like we mentioned-

22:39

Like Bury? Well, yeah. Like,

22:43

you know, when it's like, you know, somebody,

22:45

like a Boner Bane or

22:48

when somebody has a twin that you don't even know about,

22:50

but they brought them in to be like a body double in

22:53

some episodes or something like that. Or

22:55

like a rest development where they had Justine Bateman

22:57

come on. Oh, no, that

22:59

too, yeah, to play. That's kind

23:02

of the opposite. We all knew they were

23:04

brother and sister and that's what made it creepy,

23:06

but in real life it was. The

23:09

other thing I found interesting was, apparently

23:12

they asked Ian McDermott, hey, come on, be

23:14

in Rise of Skywalker. And he's like, nah, I'm

23:16

not interested in doing that anymore. And

23:19

they offered him more money and he was like, all right,

23:21

I guess I can do it one more time. But it

23:23

made me wonder, what if he

23:25

had said no, or what if

23:27

any of the old school actors did

23:30

not want to come back to their part? Other

23:33

than a holdout of Dennis Lawson

23:35

and even he eventually caved in. Right. I

23:38

haven't heard anything about any of the people even wanting

23:41

to hold out particularly long. No. Maybe

23:43

Harrison Ford would probably be the longest, but clearly he was persuaded.

23:47

Well, I think, I mean, Palpatine would be the easiest because

23:50

it's supposed to be a clone body anyway. So I could just

23:52

be like, oh, look, here we go. Slather prosthetics

23:54

all over him. Right. And

23:58

you can digitally kind of morph. back to here

24:00

some 90s technology you can morph like

24:03

an old archive footage of Palpatine

24:05

into the new guy and be like yes I'm

24:07

younger and more powerful now you know yeah

24:10

I wonder if that was what Matt Smith

24:12

was kind of like their insurance policy or if Ian McDermott

24:14

didn't want to do it they're like right bringing Matt Smith

24:16

to be the yeah it could be and then

24:19

they could use them for both scenes they can use them for Palpatine

24:21

and they could use them for the clone scene right

24:24

where where the clone is you know saying goodbye to

24:26

Palpatine yeah

24:28

but the other ones I guess would be harder to work around

24:31

yeah although this you know you could definitely

24:34

I guess

24:36

there's what you blow them up blow

24:40

them up do like do like a blow felled in and you free your eyes

24:43

only kind of yeah I'm gonna kill

24:45

them off immediately yeah I mean

24:48

that's easiest side you know sorry to say

24:50

like it'd be easiest I guess it's like Princess Leia you just

24:52

have to show somebody with buttons right like

24:55

in taking off on a speeder

24:57

bike and crashing into a tree or something like going

24:59

back to her homeland right I guess you

25:01

might want to keep you might not want to kill them just in case

25:03

they changed their mind later on right well but

25:05

then you can come up with something crazy yeah totally

25:09

just start over again with a new yeah

25:13

to continue our infuriation is JJ

25:15

Abrams not infuriation but our eye rolling

25:17

let's put it that way okay his dad

25:20

plays a tech at the

25:22

rebel base I guess that's a little bit more that's a little

25:24

bit more forgivable I'll say yeah at least he's

25:26

not he didn't give his dad

25:28

any of Kelly Marie trans lines yeah

25:34

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