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I'm Sean Finese. I'm Amanda Dabman. And this is the big picture I

conversation show about Bobby D. CR Chris Ryan is here in studio with us. We're drafting again

high Chris. Oh, sorry, you're talking to me. That's good. That's that's that's good.

This week we are changing things up. We are drafting, but we are not drafting for a year.

We are not drafting from a theme. We are drafting from a human's career. That human is Robert

Deniro. This week he stars in the new Sebastian Maniscalco comedy all about my father.

CR told me privately off Mike his favorite movie of the year. Actually, it's favorite movie

the decade. This is by my count. The actually 100th credited on screen performance in the acting

career of Robert Deniro. That's what you say by my count. Like, does that mean like you went through

and encountered them? Yeah, sort of a dominion voting system situation. No, well, he's

he's done some voice work. Oh, okay. I learned something interesting that I did not know as I was

researching this episode. So then I'm going to share with you both right now. In 1969, he made a

film called Sam's song directed by a Greek man. It's a little scene film. Ten years later,

at the height of Robert Deniro Mania, after he had won an Academy Award, after he had started

in 1900 and worked with great filmmakers as he was heading towards taxi driver. He started

in a film called the swap. His performance in the swap is the same performance from Sam's song,

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