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Welcome and Pianenu.

Welcome to your favorite podcast.

Full stop that just so happens to be about movies

and how it's nearly impossible to make them,

let alone a good one, let alone the gold standard for musicals.

Movie musicals, at least, I would say.

As always, I am one of your host, Chris Winterbauer, joined by Lizzie Bassett, who once again

takes us into the remarkably creative and self-destructive world of Bob Fosse, and I

cannot wait.

Lizzie, how are you doing today?

And what have you brought for all of us at home?

I'm doing great. I have brought, I think, one of my favorite, this is honestly in my top three

favorite movies of all time. I have seen this movie so many times. I saw this movie way too

young to understand what was going on. And it's Cabaret. It is 1972's Cab Cabaret, of course, directed by Bob Fossie, which we will, he's going to Fossie it up. So just, you know, prepare yourself for that. God love him. But before we get into it, Chris, what was your experience with Cabaret prior to now and what was it like rewatching it for the podcast? I had seen it when I was younger,

probably also too young. As I mentioned in our All That Jazz episode, my dad is a big Bob Fossy fan. He does.

He was more of an All That Jazz fan. And so I was always more of an All That Jazz fan. And I think I even

said in our All That Jazz episode that I felt All That Jazz was the better movie. I actually don't feel that way anymore.

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