Writing a Film Directed by Spike Lee with Victor Colicchio

Screw The Clout

Bleav and Steve Stanulis

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5 • 868 Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2025

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Steve chats with actor and writer of Summer of Sam, Victor Colicchio

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Screw the Cloud.
0:17.1	I'm your host, Steve Stanulus.
0:19.0	Each week we're going to have amazing guests share their
0:21.4	stories of saying, screw it. Tune in each week. This is Screw the Cloud.
0:31.1	Welcome to another episode of Screw the Cloud. We have another amazing guest. I want to thank
0:35.6	everybody right now for making screw the cloud a top 10
0:38.7	podcast right now on apple podcast and uh you know it's not for guys like myself just listen to my voice
0:47.4	it's the guests i have and you know we go all over the map instead i have another amazing guest
0:53.0	he's an actor producer producer, a writer.
0:55.8	He's done so many things.
0:57.6	He actually wrote one of my favorite movies of all time,
1:00.3	Son of Sam, which we're going to get into as well.
1:02.9	We have Mr. Victor Coluccio on Vic.
1:05.6	How are you, bud?
1:06.6	Good.
1:07.4	And you're drinking a little wine?
1:08.5	Nice, nice.
1:09.9	Nice.
1:10.6	Actually, grape juice with the little water, yeah.
1:14.7	You remind me a Dean Martin right now.
1:17.4	Everybody drink something sometimes.
1:20.3	There you go.
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