218. Frame Rate: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (Feat. Shane Black)

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4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Famed Writer/Director of The Long Kiss Goodnight, The Nice Guys, Iron Man 3 and other flicks, Shane Black, sits down with Michael to discuss his directorial debut, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, a movie he also wrote and, as alluded to, directed. He's a Writer/Director. His dialogue is known for being a lot snappier than this episode description. You know, Shane Black! Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans SB Merch: https://www.smallbeans.bigcartel.com Theme by Abe Epperson.

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0:00.0	Hey everyone.
0:02.0	Welcome to another episode of Frame Rate, the podcast where we rate Frames.
0:16.0	I'm one of your host Michael Swaim, and tragically, for the first time in Frame Rate History, Abe couldn't make it. I'm without my Abe. I'm cleft in
0:26.0	twain. I'm like a gay Perry with no Harry. So you know, we're sorry to say it. I just had to kind of scramble and find anyone I could who was available.
0:36.2	But I am happy we managed to get a guest for the episode which covers the 2005 film Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and with me here to do so is the writer and director of
0:47.1	Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Mr. Shane Black.
0:49.2	Hi.
0:50.2	Hi, thanks Ben.
0:51.2	Thanks for having me and for reminding me that that was something that was part of my life a while ago.
0:57.0	Yeah, that does that happen? Does it fade?
1:00.0	You know, it's interesting nothing really fades because one of the great things about being involved in film is if you like the film
1:08.1	It plays while you sleep
1:10.3	So you wake up in the night you turn it. Oh's that thing and it's always there. Yeah. So hopefully it extends with beyond you know whatever I'm feeling today. What I felt then is still out there playing to people who may or may not
1:25.0	enjoy it.
1:26.5	That actually launches me into a question.
1:28.7	I didn't have as my first question, but I'll jump right to it. Something really struck me watching it in preparation for this is there's a scene where there's a monologue,
1:38.0	I believe Harmony gives the lines about art, or I'm sorry, no it's Harry narrating about harmony how the art no longer belongs to the creator it belongs to her and I did I wanted to ask you about that do you agree with that like did you put that in because that's how you feel do you think the audience
1:53.2	it's theirs now yeah I think that ultimately you don't you you stare at the
2:01.0	wall and if you're smart you don't just sit there you get up and
2:06.3	walk around you wait for whatever muse to descend and whatever thoughts to sort of
2:10.0	come together and but whatever slice it is you're serving up based on
2:15.2	you know sort of distillation of all these thoughts and all these random things whatever
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