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I'm back. The color of money is next.

Touchstone Pictures presents Paul Newman, Tom Cruise in a Martin Scorsese picture.

The color of money. We have run a fun.

Rated R starts October 17th at a theater near you. Check newspaper.

All right Chris Ryan is here. Shop Fennancy is here. We're going to talk about the color of

money in 1986, 35th anniversary a couple days ago actually. This is such an important A-list star movie.

So, also one of the great torch-passing movies. I was looking at the Quigley poll. You guys know

what the Quigley poll is, right? No, what is that? What's that? It's something Goldman used to be

fascinated by. They used to put out this thing every year. The top 10 most marketable movie stars in

America. If you go through, it's like 1969. Paul Newman won Steve McQueen too. It's a nice little

snapshot of who mattered from year to year. So, Newman made it 13 times before 1986. From 67 to 75,

he was 321-377-35. This is for nine years. It's almost like looking at NBA MVP. There's this

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