Hello, everybody. This is Leonard Malton. You're listening to Malton on movies with Baron Vaughn.

And I'm Baron Vaugh. You are Baron Vaughn. I know you anywhere. So I've been told. Yeah, yeah. Are you still touring?

Yes, a little bit. Got some dates coming up. Actually, this weekend in Lafayette, Louisiana.

All right.

Very good.

Eat well.

I will try.

We are doing something we haven't done in a while today.

We're going to focus on a single actor, a single actor's performances.

And we did a few of these in the past, but

we thought it was time we're overdue for doing that again as our theme. And the name that came

to mind, because he's one of the great actors of our generation, is Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Yeah, how did it come to mind? We got to talk about him? Yeah, I don't remember. Some other movie

we watch it, we're like, oh, he's so good. You know, and when you look at his list of films,

I'm just going to read a few, okay? Break out that resume. Uh, nobody's fool. Twister, hard eight,

boogie nights, the big Lobowski, happiness, flawless, magnolia, the talented Mr. Ripley, almost famous,

Staten, Maine, Punch Drunk Love, The 25th Hour, Owning Mahoney, a little film I love,

Cold Mountain, Capote, of course, which one of his Oscar, Mission of Possible Three,

Before the Devil Kn you're dead.

The Savages, another little film I like a lot. Charlie Wilson's War, which we'll be talking about

later on. Cinectody, New York, Doubt, pirate radio, Jack O's Boating, the one that he made himself,

Moneyball, the Master, the Hunger Games, of course, God's Pocket,

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