Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to listen to a man of grace, sophistication, integrity, and whimsy.

Well, so are we.

But until such a man shows up, please welcome Eric

Matt, Texas. Hey, the folks, welcome back. My guest right now is the man behind the Flynn

movie, General Flynn. He's an American hero. When people say to me, Eric, what can I do?

How can I help in this battle? One of the things you could do is see this film and recommend it to

your friends. Now, if you don't do that, don't ask me what you can do because I just told you,

Flynnmovie.com. Unfortunately, it's very important. But it gives me hope

that films like this are being made, and it gives me joy to speak with the man behind the film.

The producer, Scott Weiper, welcome.

Thank you, Eric.

Now, you were a Hollywood guy.

You were in, what part of the world did you grow up in, and when did you go to Hollywood? I grew up in Midwest in Ohio and then I went out to Los Angeles in the early 90s

after starting film at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. Whoa, whoa, Wesleyan.

Yeah, that's it. I got stories about Wesleyan. My best friend, John Tomanio, went to Wesleyan, graduated, I guess, 84, a little bit before your time. But I've been to Wesleyan a million times. And in my book, I think I have a copy here, Fish Out of Water, the story of my life, I was at O'Rourke's Diner. I know well. I filmed there. You filmed there.

Okay.

I was at O'Rourke's diner.

This is like 1985, I think.

I leave O'Rourke's diner.

No joke.

This is the winter.

I literally, literally fell into a manhole.

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