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We're back with another bonus episode.

This time of the 1996 adaptation of Romeo and Juliet by Baz Lorman which didn't make our initial list of

of movies to talk about you know Hunt for at October was there early, Shawshink was there early, some other ones

were we want to do at some point in the future, but in making a list of other ideas, I think I remembered

how my affinity fondness for the night for this for this movie and I put on the list in and Rebecca you

do that one and Rebecca you didn't mean saying I want to do that one and so we decided to do it's kind of using the

let your pleasure be your guide to what we should do next.

We haven't talked about this at all except that we were interested in a couple of I guess

qualitatively general texts of like I'm watching it right now and I'm so excited to talk about it.

That's as far as we've gotten in terms of any pre-game for it.

So let's let's do this first. Let's do the background of the movie because I think that's helpful and then we can talk about how we first encountered the movie and then get into some nitty gritty. It's hard for me to remember that Boz Lureman is, I guess you would call, by technical definitions

in our tour in terms of it does a lot of the writing, does it at casting,

involved in a lot of ways,

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