Tomey and Pally whose win some Intelligent shines through a wobbly New York accent are

set down three hours and 40 minutes of Lawrence of Arabia props to Ben man,

which is an TCR which aired at Saturday night, along with one of Joe's favorites Bill

Burr, the director of The Incredibles. He spoke about how much he loves Lawrence of

Arabia. He cast Peter O'Toole in Rattatouille playing Antón Ego. So I was finally

able to watch one of the great epics of all time also a very special guest,

Barry Sonnetfeld, who is as funny as it gets a great director of Get Shorty,

Men in Black, Adams family, RV, has a book called Call Your Mother, Memoirs of a

neurotic filmmaker. As Jerry Seinfeld writes in the cover, if I went to prison and

saw that Barry Sonnetfeld was going to be my cellmate, I would think, oh this

will be a breeze. He and Seinfeld, by the way, neighbors didn't tell you right. So

cannot wait to Barry Sonnetfeld. It's a great, great book. As always, please do

check us out on Apple Podcast where you can subscribe, rate and review. I

appreciate all the support we're getting right now. I hope everybody's staying

safe during this very difficult time, not only obviously COVID-19, but now

these social protests which are going on everywhere. And of course, you look at

art and what art can do in terms of framing things and helping you illuminate

the situation. My dear friend Tim Kerch and called me yesterday and said, what do

you think should me and my wife and my daughter Kelly and husband watch just

Mercy? And I said, well, listen, it's a well-intentioned film, but it's not

exactly a few good men when it comes to courtroom dramas, but it's about injustice,

towards African Americans. If that's the vibe you're going for, you know, so be it.

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