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Now think about it. Every one of us gets top billing in our own movie, but no great story happens alone. Life comes with an ensemble cast. On this show, we're gonna explore that connection between life and the movies we love. Now, often I'll be joined by people who have amazing stories and we'll talk about the films that shaped who they are.
Other times we're gonna go on deep dive, maybe the best movies for the holidays, unforgettable performances too. Paying tribute to the great actors of our time. We also wanna hear from you. What's the movie of your life? The one film that you'd watch again, if you could only watch one movie one last time.
It's the Movie of Your Life podcast.
Other times we're gonna go on deep dive, maybe the best movies for the holidays, unforgettable performances too. Paying tribute to the great actors of our time. We also wanna hear from you. What's the movie of your life? The one film that you'd watch again, if you could only watch one movie one last time.
It's the Movie of Your Life podcast.
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Richard Roeper talks with Henry Winkler about his prolific second career as a children’s author (42 books, including the upcoming “Detective Duck”), and how he “backed into” writing through his dyslexia. Winkler discusses his History Channel series “Hazardous History” (growing from eight episodes to 58), and career milestones from “Happy Days” and becoming The Fonz to “Night Shift,” “The Waterboy,” “Arrested Development,” and Emmy-winning work on “Barry.”
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Richard Roeper interviews Bob Odenkirk and David Cross about their documentary Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu, following their four-day, 26-mile Inca Trail trek that avoids gimmicks and captures honest moments, including reading letters from family. Cross explains wanting to see Machu Picchu and choosing Odenkirk as a companion, while both describe the main challenges as altitude and uneven ancient steps, their reliance on guides and porters, and reflections on doing big life goals before it’s too late.
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Richard Roeper discusses the larger-than-life legacy of Mike Ditka, including his impact on Chicago and his many on-screen appearances playing himself, then welcome actor Lyndsy Fonseca to talk about Hallmark’s "Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story". Fonseca also reflects on keeping "How I Met Your Mother’s" ending secret and shares favorite films and holiday viewing.
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Richard Roeper welcomes director Patty Jenkins, discussing her unconventional path from camera work on music videos and commercials to leaving New York for AFI. Jenkins explains how Monster came together and reflects on the responsibility of making Wonder Woman.
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Richard Roeper interviews Lou Diamond Phillips about his 2026 crime thriller Gangland while Phillips describes his weary, nuanced tribal-cop character Teddy Sharp. He explains drawing on decades of playing law enforcement, time on reservations, being adopted into the Lakota and Cheyenne nations, and influences from his military-brat upbringing and father.
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