Just remember what old Jack Burton does when the earthquakes and the poison arrows fall

from the sky and the pillars of heaven shake. Yeah, Jack Burton just looks that big old

storm right square in the eye and he says, give me your best podcast pal. I can take

it.

Pretty good.

You know what I realized finally crack once watching this movie rewatching this movie

for for today's episode.

You cracked your court.

Well, I think I cracked Kurt a little bit and he's obviously got a couple different modes,

but this mode which becomes almost a default for him.

Well, this is he's doing John Wayne.

Thank you. I thought you were doing John Wayne.

I finally figured it out.

Well, you know this was written as this was the original script was a Western.

It was about the formation of Chinatown in San Francisco, set in the 1800s.

Yes.

And Kurt Russell comes in and is actively doing a John Wayne impression who he worked with

I believe as a child.

Yes, and this feels like the genesis of that being one of the three main Kurt Russell

modes.

Like anytime he has to be mildly funny guy, I feel like he's doing the John Wayne rhythms.

I want to throw something into the mix here because I also felt this was a little bit

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