Dear Movies, I Love You

On this week’s viral episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey break down one of the biggest movies to find success through TikTok, DINNER IN AMERICA (2020). Plus, they finally begin a much-anticipated segment - Top Four Tarot. Listeners have submitted their Top Four movies, and Casey and Millie will use these films to divine potential future outcomes for the lucky participants.
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On this week’s nostalgic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the nineties classic, ANGUS (1995). And in a shocking twist, they are joined by the star of the film, Angus himself, Charlie Talbert. Charlie explains what it was like working with the likes of Kathy Bates and George C. Scott, how he was discovered at a Wendy’s, and how he and his co-star Chris Owens became real-life best friends.
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On this week’s apocalyptic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the gargantuan blockbuster, ARMAGEDDON (1998). Plus, they are joined by screenwriter and co-host of the Bananas podcast, Scotty Landes! He discusses his “area of expertise” - actors playing sports terribly - as well as his hit film MA (2019).
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On this week’s epistolary episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey open up the mailbag and answer some scorching listener questions. Some of the thrilling topics that they cover include secretly using an ex-boyfriend’s Criterion Channel login, irritation at the pre-show commercials at the movies, and a crazy movie theater story about an old man being thrown off a balcony.
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On this week’s irritating episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss a movie with possibly the most annoying characters ever committed to film - MIKEY AND NICKY (1976). Plus, they are joined by set decorator Kelsi Ephraim (Everything Everywhere All at Once, Sorry to Bother You) to discuss her work and her “Area of Expertise” - hiding "Easter Eggs" in her set design!
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