Hey, Junkie Ons. A bit of sad news to report today. I'm sure a lot of you have already heard that we have lost a titan, a face on Mount Junkmore for sure.

The king of the character actors, Mr. Dick Miller. Way back at the start of this podcast, Kargiel and I were actually very fortunate in that we got the opportunity to interview Dick Miller.

And if you notice in the run of the show since, we haven't done a lot of interviews.

That's not really our thing, but when we were offered the chance to interview Dick Miller,

we knew we had to take it.

He is somebody we have loved and respected for years and years.

He turns up in all of our favorite movies. He epitomizes the

idea that there are no small roles because every time that Dick Miller showed up on screen,

Dick Miller made that movie great. And it's a tremendous loss for us. And we will forever be

grateful that he recorded that bumper that will forever open

our show. It will never be replaced. We love you, Dick. Thanks for all the movies. Thanks for all the

memories. Here now is that interview, two giddy guys talking to that guy, Dick Miller.

Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Fu Cinema on Film School, Jacks.

Who were these guys? I'm not going to... All right, Poppers, it's Tuesday, and you know what that means.

It's junk food cinema with your resident junkman, Brian Salsbury, and my excellent co-host, Mr. C. Robert Cargill.

Hello.

We've survived South by Southwest, and we're back to bring you the junkiest of the junkie.

It's pretty junkie.

It is junkie.

Although, not this week.

No, no, this week is something extra special, but we'll get to that in just a moment. This, of course, is Film School Rejects podcast on Colt and John Regims, a show so good, it just has to be bad for you. And I'm excited

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