On this episode of the Video Archives podcast, Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery break format by bringing

me into the conversation early with Sword of Lancelot. Also known by the title Lancelot and

Guinevere, Cornell Wilde tells this classic Arthurian legend in a new light by focusing

on Guinevere's character.

We discuss Quentin and Rogers viewing of this movie, the dynamics that a husband and wife acting

duo bring to the screen, and where this Arthurian legend differs from the other tellings.

Then over on Patreon, we return to format with two more movies.

First on the docket, The Magnificent Seven are back, but they don't aim to please.

Starring George Kennedy, seven gunslingers liberate a Mexican political prison and assist

them in attacking a Mexican fortress in a desperate attempt to rescue their revolutionary

leader.

Quentin and Roger talk set pieces and pick which of the seven is their favorite.

And to wrap up the episode, we travel to wartime Paris in From Hell to Victory, directed

by Umberto Lenzzi.

In 1939 at a Paris cafe, six friends vowed to meet again in the same spot every year until the war is over.

Through each set piece, we see which friends make it as Paris is completely changed by Nazi occupation.

I'm Gala Avery, and joining us now, here's Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery.

Thank you, Gala Ra Raquel, Avery.

Everybody, this is the Video Archives podcast,

and would you please, please, please, kill the Bacoloff.

And I am Quentin Tarantino, and I am joined as per usual by...

Roger Avery. I'm here as well.

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