Public Enemies with Fran Hoepfner

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2019

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

Writer, Fran Hoepfner joins #thetwofriends to discuss 2009's gritty bank robber romance, Public Enemies. Together they examine the merits of the phrase dumb egg, a vaping incident, pulling a classic “Chewbacca” and was Christian Bale nominated for David’s ‘Hard to Make the 5’ list?

[Editor's Note: Due to equipment failure the last 30 minutes of the episode were cut. Sorry for the disruption.]

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0:00.0	I was raised on a farm in Mooresville, Indiana.
0:23.1	I'm gonna die when I was three.
0:24.5	My daddy beat the hell out of me because he didn't know no better way to raise me.
0:27.9	I like baseball, movies.
0:29.7	That was the big trailer line, too, right?
0:37.8	That was the, there we're talking out.
0:40.8	It's like fast cars.
0:42.1	There's a couple.
0:42.8	I feel like this trailer for me was like, at the time, was like the American hospital
0:46.8	trailer.
0:47.8	I thought about that.
0:48.8	Well, that list, I also thought about the Don John trailer.
0:50.9	Don John trailer.
0:51.9	Don Don saying, am I bad?
0:52.9	But this one had the boys, my girls.
0:55.1	Yes, my girls.
0:56.1	Which is that into any disc course you can.
0:58.8	How dare you.
0:59.8	You swing it back over to the Don John trailer.
1:02.0	I'll never watch that movie in full.
1:04.1	Me and my man could rob any bank anytime.
1:05.8	They need to be everywhere all the time.
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