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The End of Year So Early It's On Time Special, Part 2.

Hello and welcome to Films to Be Buried with, the So On Time, practically early Films of the Year's special part two. We will pick up exactly where we left off on a huge cliffhanger with the brilliant Mr. Nish Kumar to get all the extra stuff, the video, the three extra questions, where we talk beginnings, endings,

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But that's it for now.

I very much hope you enjoy part two of the...

So early, it's on time, Films of the Year special.

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Now, what is... Should we get to this?

What is the...

Let's do it.

What's the sexiest film?

Well, Brett... Tricky one, this one. I'm 40 years old, so you know a lot of the films that I grew up watching. Yeah. And I'm afraid to say that, for me, Nicole Kibner's quite an important part of my emergent sexuality. As I bloomed, Brett. So we're looking at Baby Girl. Nicole Kidman. We're looking at baby girl. We were looking at baby girl. The whole movie is... You had a lovely look at baby girl, did you? I had a lovely look at baby girl. Yeah. Everyone kept saying, what an incredible expression of female sexuality. I said, let's not leave out the men here. Because the men are enjoying some things about that as well.

Let's leave it at that.

Baby girl.

What was your sexist film?

I think it was, I think it was naked gun.

I think they had such good chemistry.

Listen, I'm only laughing just at the sheer surprise of hearing the naked gun. I knew we were going to talk about it. And not because the gun was naked. She's, she's fit, he's fit. Yeah. They had a real... They did, yeah. They had real chemistry. Chemistry. They were very... It was like, they were sexy together. They sort of parlay. Possibly into a fake relationship for publicity. I don't know this story, but they were like, fun together. And yeah, I think it was sexy. Yeah. I think what people, people said, talk about how funny it was. Yeah. Not have people talk about how sexy wars. I liked, you know,

I liked hanging out with them. Yeah, yeah. There was an air of genuine chemistry. Yeah. That's partly why it worked so well. Obviously, there's subcategoried traveling bonus, worrying wide on. Yeah. Which I had to explain to Elizabeth Marse. Never been, never had to go to such detail to explain the worrying word of us, but I think everyone's quite up to speed now.

It's my favourite bit of any one of these podcasts I listen to, when it's you interviewing someone that you're not friends with, this bit of the podcast, when you start going, now, uh...

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