You also don't care about feminism.

Your favorite show is Entourage.

To be honest, when I found out that patriarchy wasn't about horses, I had lost interest anyway.

I wonder if I know what you mean.

I wonder if you wonder.

Hello everyone and welcome to Maximum Film.

It's episode 389.

And look, it's jamming time uh join me in the booth of my friends

so let me introduce you to them's first up and foremost we have the christmas daddy himself

alonzo du ralde esteemed critic and even more esteemed friend what's good uh if he i like a lot of people

i really needed some escapism uh for just the world right now

i think we you know january was just the worst for everyone i think and and february's you know

not good who knows it's too early to say but anyway i needed just a little a little you know pick

me up a little just like take me,

take me away. And given that this episode is dropping on Valentine's Day, it seems appropriate

to pay tribute to one of the great romances of the 20th century. I read Roger Lewis's book,

Erotic Vagrancy, which is all about Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. And it is

juicy and dishy. And he kind of throws the idea of the conventional biography out the window.

He is perfectly happy to talk about the roles they played and how they color, you know,

their real lives, whether or not, like,

that's why they took on those roles. But it just, it's a book about the idea of Liz and Dick

as much as it's about Liz and Dick themselves. So there's like one sentence where the author

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