Spectre Vision Radio

This is The Movies that made me with your hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante. Well, you know, we can plow ahead without the picture, because we have you in our heads.

We know what you look at.

Here's the thing, too, the reason we like to see people especially is because we can look into their eyes and see if they're lying. But with actors, you guys are so good at pulling that stuff

I know, I know. I actually quite like it. Maybe this is going to suit me perfectly, actually.

Well, let's let's jump into it because we have we have where we have no idea what he's even going to talk about, which is great. And Joe, let's, let's let's jump into it because we have we have where we have we have no idea what he's even going to talk about, which is great.

And Joe, let me, let me, I know you, I know you think I'm not prepared for these things, but I actually, my really noticed him in something, I don't know, how do you,

you know that feeling when you're like, you see an actor at something and they're amazing

and you're like, oh yeah, I've seen this guy in a hundred other things. But then they sort of like,

so like, like Sam Spruill has been in like startup, which is a wonderful prison movie,

British prison film, uh, the hurt locker. he was a regular in the bastard executioner.

He's in Brian Helgland's movie about the Cray's, the Cray brothers.

But for me, the first time I really went, whoa, was first season of Luther.

He played a sniper.

And it was such an amazing performance it was so cold and terrifying and and

and real it just it gave me chills and the things that have jumped out for me over the years are

and then he also played just a horrifyingly awful cop in steve mcqueen's amazing miniseries

small acts.

And then a very small part.

And Sam, forgive me.

I've seen this movie 20 times.

If you do have a line in it, I can't, you might, but it's pretty minor,

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