You're soft, you're sloppy, you're unruly, you're undiscipline.

And I never saw anything look so wonderful in my whole life. And

happy holidays and welcome to the very first double feature,

holiday double feature on the cinnophiles my name is Steve Morris I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles California

Hello everyone happy holidays and Merry Christmas this is the outlaw John Roca ride a producer and host and voiceover artist here on the Cinephiles and Steve I'm really excited that we're diving into this film. This is one that is a curiously longer remake of the film we just discussed, but with some interesting

things for us to discuss and certainly one of our favorite characters ever in a Christmas movie or

holiday movie and I think it's going to be fun for the

fans to hear our conversation about that as well and all of it here on this particular

episode.

Well it's funny when you texted me and said how much you love that character, I was so happy because obviously we're on the same page about that and those of you who know the film probably can take a guess of who we're talking about.

But it's, so you brought up that this is kind of a remake and I want to share.

Yeah, please.

You know, we always talk about how we first came to the film and I said that I'd seen holiday

in many, many times and I'd seen White Christmas a few times as a kid and I had you know you know I love the brain and the science of memory and I had what was clearly a false memory and I had even talked to you about it which is that I I said, because in my mind, like I knew that they were connected.

I knew they both had White Christmas. I knew they had Toussoms. Danny Kaye would have replaced Fred Astaire.

And I remembered certain scenes from White Christmas but somehow in my

brain I had gotten it fixed that it had the same structure of different shows for

different holidays which it 100% does not and I talked to you about it. Of course you hadn't seen Holiday Inn so you didn't know that I was crazy. And so I was talking about this idea of going breaking both movies apart and going sequence by sequence in each film

back and forth because they shared the same structure until I started watching

my Christmas and realized they don't share remotely the same structure.

So A, I think it's hilarious that I just had a, constructed a completely false memory about

this film.

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