Welcome to From Beneath the Hollywood Sign. If you love old movies, Hollywood history or the

Golden Age of filmmaking, you've come to the right place. This is the podcast that talks about

amazing stories of Tinseltown from another era, and fascinating conversations with writer-producers

Steve Cubine and actress writer Nan McNamara. So Steve, did Ava Gardner and Howard Hughes have a

good relationship? Well, they did, and until he dislocated her jaw. What? Well, don't worry,

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For over a hundred years, the world has been captivated by Hollywood,

the stuff that dreams are made of. We're stars aboard.

But just beneath the stardust lie a million more fascinating stories that when

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Yeah, film up. Welcome everyone to the film vault. That's Anderson, I'm Brad Bishbury House. Hi.

A little soft. Oh, nice. I put Vaseline on the lens. Yeah, top five time, top five road rage scenes.

Anderson insisted upon the topic. I was lukewarm. It was luke. It was an avery topic. He's

suggested. I thought it was a very good one. And you, as you should on both of mine, I thought

I had two pretty good ones. You did. What was the other one? Top five hangover scenes. That was

marginally better, but we're talking about. Brian, you were one of the most

frustrating co-workers I've ever, ever had. Yes. Because you do the bare minimum and you just

sit back and critique. Carrying the show is the bare minimum.

You're right. You're like, do you know what like the worst, like the worst version of a director is?

What's that? Somebody who doesn't like what they see, but has no notes and can't help anyone get.

That's me. Yeah, that is you. Yeah, you're you consider yourself a director,

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