54 The Greg Proops Film Club

Maltin on Movies

Leonard Maltin

Comedy, Jessie, Leonard, On, Tv & Film, Maltin, Movies

4.2 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2015

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

The Smartest Man in the World, Greg Proops joins Leonard this week to discuss his wide-ranging interest in movies, which he screens in front of a live audience at Cinefamily in Los Angeles. They'll also talk about one of Greg's personal favorites, Don Siegel's 1973 crime thriller Charley Varrick, starring Walter Matthau.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody. I'm Leonard Malton and this is Malton on movies.
0:09.9	Baron Vaughn is still shooting Grace and Frankie. They're just wrapping the new season, the latest season.
0:15.3	He will be back very soon, but for now I'm here with a very special guest, Mr. Greg Proops.
0:22.6	Craig, welcome.
0:23.7	Well, thank you, Leonard.
0:25.7	You are, I think, even without the billing that would come along with you, one of the smartest guys.
0:34.1	Oh, how kind of you?
0:34.9	Maybe in the world, dare I say.
0:37.7	No, no, I don't dare to say.
0:38.7	You've said it yourself.
0:39.9	Yes.
0:41.3	In all humility.
0:43.2	And my humility is one of my most awesome traits.
0:46.8	My humbleness is a tremendous characteristic of mine.
0:49.2	Yes, yes.
0:49.8	I've noticed that.
0:50.5	I've noticed that often.
0:53.0	It's such a pleasure to see you here in an official
0:55.5	capacity. We've chatted now and then on various and sundry occasions. And I think back to a time
1:03.8	when we were both promoting television shows. Syndicated television. Syndication. They still do
1:10.7	that? I guess they do. Theyication. They still do that?
1:10.9	I guess they do.
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