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Episode One

Pop That Corn 01 - The Swimmer [Preview] [Patreon Exclusive]

Episode One

Episode One

Comedy

4.8858 Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2021

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Branson and Andrew talk about the 1968 Frank Perry film "The Swimmer" starring Burt Lancaster. Full episode on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/59602639 This is the first in a new E1 series about movies (and I think some TV too?)… Basically it's just the normal kind of podcast where some guys yammer about entertainment.

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0:00.0

Hey, it's welcome to pop that corn with Lex and Drew.

0:03.8

I'm Lex. He's Drew.

0:05.8

He's Drew in the morning.

0:07.8

All right. So we're just going to put this all in, right?

0:10.1

So we just watched The Swimmer.

0:11.7

The 1968 film, The Swimmer, starring Bert Landcastor.

0:18.6

I was hoping you would do all that stuff.

0:20.8

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

0:21.3

So, yeah.

0:22.3

The Swimmers in 1968 film directed by Frank Perry, screenplayed by his wife, Eleanor Perry,

0:29.3

which she adapted from the 1964 short story, the swimmer by John Cheever, who is a great writer.

0:36.8

I've never read the actual story, though.

0:39.1

I think it's something like 120-something pages.

0:42.0

Not too long, but...

0:43.8

Oh, wait, actually...

0:45.8

Oh, it says right here.

0:47.8

12-page short story.

0:49.5

Whatever.

0:50.4

Not that long.

0:51.5

What year was that in?

0:53.5

Because I feel like this is a very suburban movie.

0:55.8

64 is when John Cheever wrote it.

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