220 – The Lost City of Z (with Katey Rich)

This Had Oscar Buzz

Joe and Chris

Tv & Film

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2022

⏱️ 144 minutes

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It wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without a little tradition, so naturally Vanity Fair’s Katey Rich makes her annual return to us this week to discuss James Gray’s The Lost City of Z. The film had a long pre-production history, including promises of Brad Pitt in the lead, that long positioned it as the film that might … Continue reading

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0:00.0	Oh, it's a proud house.
0:01.8	No, the right house.
0:02.8	I did it.
0:03.3	We want to talk to Mel and hair.
0:12.3	I'm from Canada, Waters.
0:30.5	It strongly advised you to abort a mission.
0:33.3	It's become far too dangerous.
0:37.6	Must turn back.
0:38.8	There is no turning back.
0:42.2	I stay here and struggle to provide for the children while you wonder the jungle.
0:46.6	You don't care about yourself.
0:49.0	You don't even care about good things.
0:52.4	You don't care about your lost city.
1:01.0	This search for Zed, I can no longer bear the cost.
1:05.0	Hello, and welcome to the This Head Oscar Buzz podcast, the only podcast constantly asking, where's Derinda?
1:11.0	Every week on This Head Oscar Buzz, we'll be talking about a different movie that once upon a time had lofty academy award aspirations.
1:16.5	But for some reason or another, it all went wrong.
1:19.0	The Oscar hopes died, and we are here to perform the autopsy.
1:22.0	I'm your host, Joe Reed.
1:23.5	I'm here as always with my hidden treasure, Chris Files. Hello, Chris.
1:28.5	Thank you.
1:29.5	The Gary's are swarming this episode, like a bunch of piranhas ready to, I don't know.
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