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That is a little monster. Back with me is Mr. Jonathan Owen.

Hello, thank you for having me back. Also with us this week is Ms. Alicia Malone.

Hello, I'm so excited to be part of this show.

This week we're discussing the 1970 film from Jersey Skol-Lamowski Deep End. The film stars John Mulder Brown as Mike, a 15-year-old dropout who finds work

at a public bath where he takes care of the male patrons while Jane Asher plays Susan,

the female attendant. Mike becomes obsessed with Susan while she juggles her fiancé and

sidepiece. It's a rather unsettling coming-of-age story in the twilight days of the swinging London scene.

Now, we're going to be getting into spoiler territory big time on this episode and serving up the ending on the silver platter, so be warned.

So Jonathan, when was the first time you saw a deep end and what did you think?

I first saw it in 1999, so nearly 20 years ago.

It made a big impression on me.

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