New York, New York is a hell of a town.

Chapter one.

All right.

All right.

We're into the double digits of you doing that, so that's enough.

He adored New York.

No.

He idolized it all out of proportion.

You're listening to a very special episode of the Important Cinema Club where we're live from New York City. Starring Justin DeCle.

What is that a reference to? That's Don Pardo, the announcer of Saturday Night Live.

Oh, I've never watched that show. I'm just kidding. All these bits you're listening,

like Saturday Night Live, have been tested in front of a live studio audience.

Yeah, that's why they're so good. So if you're listening to this podcast for the first time ever, don't listen to this episode.

No, go to a different episode. This is a special report. This is the important cinema club does Manhattan.

And we are literally in Manhattan right now, live from the hotel room where me and

Will have had all our adventures. Man, I went down a sentence I could not get out of. It's the

Royalton Park Avenue, come to room 805. If you want to experience, you know, re-experience, follow

in our footsteps. Yeah, it's like going to the hotel room where some famous person was when they died or something like that. Yeah, like where Sid shot Nancy, that sort of thing, which, you know, the day is young, it could still happen. And if you're wondering, wait, why are they in New York City? First of all, we are cultured men who come down to take in said culture of the world's greatest city. Number two, we wanted to meet Bruce Le. Yeah, so Bruce Le, actually, it's pronounced Bruce Leigh. I know. I'm going to get it wrong. I realize it when I said it. For decades, I've been calling it Bruce La. And last week we promised you an episode on Bruce Lay, and that is coming. It is coming very soon, but we

came because, well, okay, first of all, let's define our terms. Bruce Lay is one of the world's

greatest Bruce Lee impersonators. In the 1970s, the Bruceploitation film movement, all those

Bruce Lee knockoff movies, you had Bruce Lie, you had Dragon Lee. Then he had Bruce Lay. And for years,

there was no information about Bruce Lay in the English-speaking world. He made these Bruce Lee

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