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Since it began, who have you podcasted?

You wouldn't be alive now if you hadn't podcasted somebody.

I'm really struggling with the accents. That's fine. No, that was good. That was fine. That was good. What's the word being substituted there?

Killed. Killed. Killed. Murdered. Very similar. Almost the same word killed in podcast said.

Right. The two worst things you can do to somebody. Murder them or podcast them.

I think that's the sixth amendment. Yeah. That was shout out podcast. Right. Yeah. Exactly.

Sixth amendment. What do we have six commandments? Jesus Christ. I answered the right thing with using the wrong thing.

And then I thought I had done the wrong thing because you had said the wrong thing. That was me. That was all me.

Killer start. Killer start. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hi. This is Blankcheck with Griffin and David. I'm Griffin. I'm David.

It's a podcast about filmography's directors who have massive success early on in their careers.

And then our given a series of blank checks to make whatever crazy passion products they want and sometimes those checks clear.

And sometimes they bounce baby. Sometimes they get infected. Sometimes the checks get infected with rage. Yes.

Sometimes the checks are enraged. Yes. The ultimate virus. This is a mini series on the films of Danny Boyle.

Oh, Danny Boyle, the pipes the pipes are calling. It is called train spot casting. That's right.

Today we're talking about his comeback film. Yeah. Without doubt. The distinct beginning of his second phase as a filmmaker.

It's called 20 days later.

Yeah, although it's not referred to. There's no dot, dot, dot on like the IMDB. It's but it is on screen.

If you're going by the Mike D'Angelo rules of whatever the title is on screen, that is the title. Well, I think this is an important thing to ask because is this the second dot, dot, dot movie we covered or not.

I don't know. Our guest should weigh in, I think. I'm not sure how you feel about the ellipsis in a title.

Do you think the title is what's on the poster or what is on screen?

What's on the poster? Yeah, I'm with you. Like because no offense to Mike D'Angelo, but he'll do that thing where he like he won't call the Irishman the Irishman. He calls it like I heard you paint houses because the title of the Irishman never appears on screen.

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