Hello and I'm Hannah Dunleavy and I am joined by Mickey Noonan, hey and Jen Offord.

Hello. And we're going to be hang on, Deirdre Chambers, what a coincidence.

Jen, which film which featured an early scummy mummies gig,

did we watch this week?

Clear, sweet.

Oh, you're welcome.

This week, that was Dancing Queen by the way, you both looked at me blank Queen there.

No, it's like my computer said, this is only for dogs and just silenced you.

It's protecting your brain. Right, okay, and indeed your ears. Yeah,

this week we watched 1994's Muriel's Wedding. It was written and directed by PJ Hogan, not Paul Hogan's pen name or whatever,

ghostwriter name just in case anyone was worried, also known for other works about shit that women do, such as my

best friend's wedding and confessions of a shopper-holic to name but too. The film launched

the careers of Tony K Colette and Rachel Griffiths

who went on to become household names

starring in the likes of,

the sixth cents and six feet under.

And no I didn't deliberately go

for the repetition of six there, it's just, you know. didn't

go for the repetition of six there. It's just, you know, what happened.

It also starred Bill, haven't I seen you in everything Australian ever,

Hunter?

Who must have been a fair bit younger in this film than he looked and

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