What kind of a show are you guys putting on here today?

You're not interested in aren't?

No.

Now look, we're going to do this thing.

We're going to have a conversation.

From Chicago, this is film spotting. I'm Adam Kempinar.

Nick, I get the idea there's some kind of a conspiracy going on here.

I mean, you've been looking at me so quiet like and he's got something in that bag.

We lost an acting legend last week. General Roland, she was 94.

That was the two-time Oscar nominee in 1974's

a woman under the influence,

the most celebrated of her seven collaborations

with husband John Cassavetes.

This week, we've got a review of Roland's John Cassavetes.

This week we've got a review of Roland's and Cassavetes opening night from 1977 and Vim vendors Paris,

Texas turns 40.

It's all ahead on film spotting. Welcome to FilmSpotting. Josh and I are off this week, so we're sharing a few pieces from the archive, including a review of Vim vendors Paris, Texas that most listeners have never heard before. It was a bonus show back in 2020 as part of our 8 from 84 series that's coming in a bit.

First up, General Roland's.

The legendary actress passed away last week at 94 after a years long battle with Alzheimer's.

She was twice nominated for a best actress Oscar.

For 1974 is a woman under the influence,

and 1980s Gloria, both directed by her husband

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