‘Notting Hill’ Romanticizes The Pitfalls Of Fame w/ Zach Stafford

Love to See It with Emma and Claire

Claire Fallon, Emma Gray

Tv & Film

4.4 • 5.6K Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2024

⏱️ 121 minutes

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We’re just podcast hosts, standing in front of our listeners, asking them to rewatch Notting Hill. That’s right, today we’re breaking down the classic rom-com, Notting Hill! When a bookstore owner (Hugh Grant) and a famous actress (Julia Roberts) fall in love, we get a charming tale that explores the many pitfalls of fame. Joining us to break it all down is co-host of Vibe Check, Zach Stafford!

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0:00.0	I'm
0:02.0	Thanks, I don't need help
0:07.0	Just watch me love myself
0:11.0	That's all I want, got what I want, that's all I want, that's all I want, I'm not sorry
0:20.0	I'm Claire Fallon, and I'm Emma Gray and this is love to see it an obsessively detailed podcast about the romance we see on screen from reality dating shows like The Bachelor to classic rom-coms and other pop culture that makes us laugh, cry, and curse the patriarchy.
0:38.0	We can't live with these stories and we can't live without them, but we can break down every juicy
0:44.2	detail and unpack all the weird messages on-screen romance sends us about love, sex, and dating.
0:52.3	Stop, drop, roll.
1:00.7	Love and dating. Welcome to Love to See It, a podcast about a girl standing in front of a boy. Just asking him to love her.
1:07.9	And like, in a way, that's what we talk about every week on this show. But I think you know
1:12.4	what rom-com were we watching this week, just from that iconic line. It's Notting Hill.
1:17.2	Hell, yeah. I'm so ready. Here to join us to dig into the movie that's made so many Americans
1:23.8	romanticize a travel bookshop, a failing one, is journalist and co-host of the vibe check
1:29.5	podcast, Zach Stafford.
1:32.0	Zach, welcome to the pod.
1:33.8	Oh my God, I love you both so much.
1:35.1	That was the most perfect introduction, because people say that line without realizing what
1:39.1	it's from even.
1:39.9	It's like that much a part of the culture.
1:42.9	I know.
1:43.5	And also, speaking of a failing bookstore, you're correct.
1:45.8	That bookstore became briefly popular and then failed.
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