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The Guys, I'm reading junk and watching the Rob Reiner film. Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.

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Yeah. junk food cinema? Who were these guys? Greetings, meatheads, and welcome to a very special episode of junk food cinema, brought to you by smell the glove.com.

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We were planning on covering another Peter Yates film this week, but as you are all now aware, the cinephile community suffered a great

loss recently, an unimaginable tragedy that took the life of Gilgerard. Of Gilgerard. Obviously,

that's who we're here to celebrate today. I mean, we got to mention Gilgerard. We do have to

mention Gilgerard. I feel like in the circle of people that are going to be affected by that versus the other subject that we're here to talk about.

It might the, the, the, the, one circle is like a Venn diagram with me and my mom.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's not a Venn diagram so much as they show me on the doll where, anyway, we are, of course, talking about the act of horrific violence that took Rob Reiner from us and his wife, Michelle.

And, you know, like I said, we were, we were fully planning on covering some more Peter Yates, but there's something we talk about on this show a lot, Cargill.

There's something that sort of a running reference that we make to Mount Junk Food or Mount Junkmore,

or we have a couple of names for it.

And it's a little bit of a nebulous idea. It's just this,

this verbal dais on which we uplift the very best actors, writers, directors, artists in

general that have created and inspired and or influenced the cinema that has shaped us.

And the number of names that we batted about to like, should this person be on Mount

Junk Food? Should this person be on Mount Junkmore?

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