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I may not always be right, but I never will.

Hello and welcome to Maximum Film, Episode 439. I'm your host, Kevin Avery, and joining me as always.

He's a brilliant film critic and an author. And when he's not doing those things, he's here with us, it's Alonzo Duraldi. What's Good? Kevin, What's Good, is a two-part documentary currently on HBO now called Mel Brooks, the 99-year-old man. Oh, yes. co-edited,ited, co-directed rather by Judd Apatow who, uh,

interviews Mel Brooks on camera and cuts to a crazy treasure trove of talk show appearances and film

clips and all this other stuff for the last 50 years. So it's just one great, juicy Mel Brooks

anecdote after another.

The highs and the lows, you know, there was actually, there have been fallow periods of

his career, believe it or not.

But yeah, he's still with us and still has stories to tell.

And it's a really great celebration of a singular voice in American comedy and somebody who moved the needle in so many different ways.

So, yeah, I'm really loved watching it.

I hope more people check it out.

Mel Brooks, the 99-year-old man.

It sounds great, and I keep seeing it on my little TV sort of guide thing and

I have to watch it.

I'm very excited to see it. You are a slave

to the algorithm. I know.

As always.

Well, also joining us, she's

a producer and one of the top film festival

programmers in all the land but you can just

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