Caged Heat/ Crazy Mama/ Fighting Mad

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2019

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

It’s the first episode of a new mini-series. You voted for him, you’ve only yourself to blame for JONATHAN DEMME. Probably one of the directors with the most range of films - from rom coms to serious dramas - Griffin and David start with the first three of his films, each a strange genre movie: Caged Heat about a prison break; Crazy Mama about women doing crimes; and Fighting Mad which pits farmers vs coal companies. What is the appeal of women’s prison movies? Literally what is Michael Richards doing all day? Can art be non-political nowadays? And what exactly makes Demme SO iconic that he’s such an influencer?

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0:00.0	All you need to know is that the name of the show is my chance.
0:21.0	White hot desires, melting cold podcast steel.
0:24.4	Is that for Kate Sheet?
0:26.4	Yep.
0:27.4	Okay.
0:28.4	Give me another sec.
0:29.4	Hold on.
0:30.4	Hold on, pause.
0:31.4	Oh, the crazy mama once long.
0:34.8	In 1957 Cheryl drove Montsevon a heavy date.
0:38.4	Got knocked up, knocked over a bank, smashed four police cars and kidnapped her stepfather.
0:44.4	It was a crazy podcast.
0:46.4	Pretty good.
0:47.4	Okay.
0:48.4	Hold on.
0:49.4	The next one's pretty good too.
0:50.4	Hold on.
0:51.4	Please.
0:52.4	Please hold on.
0:57.4	An Avenger on wheels.
0:59.3	He chases them across the state and wipes them off the podcast.
1:03.3	Hold on.
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