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Hi, this is Gilbert got freed and this is Gilbert and Frank's amazing obsession.

Hi, this is Gilbert got freed and one day I'll know the names of my co-host and the name of the show and I'll know how to pronounce my own name maybe.

But anyway, I am Gilbert got freed and this is Gilbert and Frank's amazing colossal obsession.

I'm not fair to you that the title should be so long. Yes, really should have been a shortage like mash.

You could just get very simply. So who wants to go first? You know, we just had Mr. Skin here on the show.

We're here at Frank not make post with the good graces of our friend Frank Verderosa.

So I'm sitting here and I'm thinking do I have a nude scene in one of my movies? I'll go first.

This first film and I have a little bit of trivia that goes with this film that I think you're going to like.

Director named Don Siegel. Oh, yes, I have a dirty Harry. That's right. And we haven't talked about him on the show.

He didn't made a lot of wonderful films escape from Alcatraz and cool kind of the killer is with Bert Lancaster, the shootest with John Wayne and then which I just bought for five bucks next door.

But you're going to love this. He also directed the Don Gordon episode of the Twilight Zone that you and I talked about the trading one. Yes, the one.

It's called the self improvement of Salvador Ross. Yes, yes. Don Gordon, as I always say, is someone I always get confused with John Saxon.

Right. John Saxons. I think they're both still with us actually. They are. Well, John Saxons alive. Maybe we should try him. I wonder if I'm maybe Don Gordon's gone.

Yeah, but he was in body snatchers. Oh, yeah. Right. Which Don Siegel also directed the original invasion of the body snatchers. But I knew you'd like that trivia. Yes, that's a very good.

And I have a little something for you at the end of this. But let's get to Don Siegel and a 1973 movie. One of his lesser known movies called Charlie Varick.

Oh, was was was this Walter MacThowell? Yes. I referenced it briefly when we were talking to Arty Lang at Carolines.

Well, Tim Matthew. I'm Charlie. That's pretty good. Charlie Varick. It's Matthew plays a crop duster in a washed up stunt pilot who decides to knock over a bank.

And he unwittingly steals mob money. Do you know this picture? Oh, I saw it years. It's very, very good.

And he doesn't realize he knocks over this this small bank in New Mexico having no idea that it's dirty money. It's laundered money.

And of course, now he has the mob on his tail and they hire a killer professional killer character Molly played by Joe Don Baker. Oh, yes, who's on his on his his trail.

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