061 – Salmon Fishing in the Yemen

This Had Oscar Buzz

Joe and Chris

Tv & Film

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2019

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

A title that became a punchline all its own, this week we are discussing 2012′s Salmon Fishing in the Yemen. A light romantic drama about project management and Western relationships with the Middle East, Lasse Hallström’s film accidentally stumbled into the Oscar race when the Golden Globes decided the film was a comedy and gave … Continue reading

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0:00.0	Oh, wrong house. No, the right house. I didn't get nominated.
0:05.0	I'm going to get nominated.
0:07.0	I'm going to get married.
0:10.0	I'm from Canada Water. Maxwell better be good. There's been a bombing in the Middle East.
0:33.2	What?
0:34.2	I didn't think we could make the war on Afghanistan
0:36.4	any less popular, but hey, even I can be wrong.
0:38.6	We need a good news story from the Middle East, a big one.
0:40.7	Get on with it.
0:42.0	New Garband, Middle East Tour.
0:45.0	Oh, maybe.
0:46.0	No, maybe not.
0:50.0	Project to introduce salmon fishing to the Yemen.
0:53.0	Oh, happy birthday Patricia.
0:55.0	This has just become a priority project.
0:58.0	This thing is a bloody joke.
1:00.0	This man is salmon.
1:02.0	Hello and welcome to the This Had Oscar Buzz podcast.
1:05.0	The only podcast you'd ever let Tax Your Nutella so extravagantly.
1:08.0	Every week on This Had Oscar Buzz, we'll be talking about a different movie that once upon a time had lofty Academy Award
1:13.8	aspirations, but for some reason or another it all went wrong.
1:17.3	The Oscar hopes died and we are here to perform the autopsy.
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