‘Lost in Translation’ With Bill Simmons and Amanda Dobbins

The Rewatchables

The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.6 • 13.6K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2023

⏱️ 85 minutes

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The Ringer’s Bill Simmons and Amanda Dobbins head down to the hotel bar at the Park Hyatt in Tokyo to rewatch Sofia Coppola’s ‘Lost In Translation,’ starring Bill Murray, Scarlett Johannson, and Giovanni Ribisi. Producer: Craig Horlbeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Danny Heifetz from The Ringer Fantasy Football Show.
0:04.1	For all your fantasy football needs, check out The Ringer Fantasy Football Show with me,
0:07.7	Craig Worldbeck, and Danny Kelly.
0:09.5	That's The Ringer Fantasy Football Show on Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts.
0:16.6	The rewatch is brought to you by The Ringer podcast network, where we can find the big
0:20.2	picture with Amanda Dobbins and Sean Fantasy.
0:23.6	We can also find you on Ringer Dish doing jam session.
0:27.4	What's the hottest jam session topic of the summer?
0:30.5	We just talked about Jack Antonovs and Margaret Qualie's wedding and some of the wedding
0:36.4	planning.
0:37.4	I don't know how familiar you are with Long Beach Island.
0:40.2	Andy McDowell was there.
0:41.2	She was.
0:42.2	She looked great.
0:43.2	I mean, come on.
0:44.2	And Margaret Qualie had sort of the four weddings in a funeral wedding dress, like she had
0:47.4	several, you know.
0:48.4	So it was nice.
0:49.4	Is it what's that over under on this marriage, like nine and a half years?
0:53.7	Julia asked how many weddings we thought Margaret Qualie would have in her life.
0:59.7	Wow.
1:00.7	And we landed at three.
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