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Hey, it's Josh, and we're just going to jump right into part two of our fantastic conversation

with the very great Lorraine Newman.

This is The Movies That Made Me with your hosts, Josh Olson and Joe Dante.

Yeah. Movies That Made Me with your hosts, Josh Olson and Joe Dante. Well, let's go back to horror movies.

That's why we're here.

So take us further on your journeys. Well, the werewolf of London, I love.

You must seize the only specimen of the Mariphaezza plant in England.

That flower is the only known antidote for Weevolferry.

A very interesting folk tale, but of no value to the police.

I warn you, sir, unless you secure this plant, there'll be an epidemic that will turn London into a shambles.

I always thought that Henry Hull was a much sexier werewolf than Lon Cheney Jr.

And also the lore, you know, the way that they set it up with that one plant in Himalayas that could, you know, turn you back and take the curse away.

It was just, and the special effects were terrific.

Do you guys, you know that.

Oh, sure.

Right, of course.

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