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Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, Vanity Fair's podcast for film, TV, and awards lovers.

I'm David Canfield.

I'm Richard Lawson.

I'm Rebecca Ford.

The final round of Emmy voting starts on Monday.

So each of us are going to share an underdog nominee that we'd like to highlight that we hope can go all the way, get a little shine,

just get them on the Television Academy's radar because there are a lot of big shows out there that are taking up a lot of oxygen. We're also going to answer some more listener questions later on.

But first, to start, we wanted to catch up on some summer movie developments. It was a big week

at the box office, particularly for the original

movie Weapons, directed by Zach Craigor of Barbarian fame. This movie made $43.5 million at the

box office this weekend. It's a huge result for an original horror movie, something that Warner

Brothers is getting pretty used to.

They had sinners, of course, earlier this year that similarly outperformed expectations.

It stars Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, my personal favorite, Amy Madigan, among others.

And it seems to be kind of leading Warner Brothers' successful attempt to inject some originality into the box office,

bring some high-profile successes that are not sequels, not remakes. It's exciting, right,

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