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I'm Sean Fantasy and this is the Big Picture, a conversation show about Brian De Palma.

Today is a special episode of the show A Deep Dive Into the Career of one of my favorite

filmmakers.

We're celebrating the 40th anniversary of one of his masterworks, blow out this summer,

and exploring the depths of his career.

Being me to do so is Ringer contributor author of this book really ties the films together

and Paul Thomas Anderson masterworks, among others.

It's Adam name and Adam, how are you?

Hey, how you doing?

I'm very, very happy to be here for this one.

Adam, you are an allegent of the films of Brian De Palma as I am.

So let's start with this.

Explain to the listeners who is Brian De Palma and what does he mean to movies?

Brian De Palma is a still practicing hero of the 70s, the New Hollywood.

And he sometimes seems to take it upon himself to remind people that he was part of that

cohort.

If you've seen the documentary De Palma that Noah Bombak and Jay Kasson made, there's

much reference from their subject to his days, carousing around with your lukeces and

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