May I might as well be on the winning team.

Hello and welcome, Jay, and thank you so much for joining us once again on legalized freedom.com.

Thank you, Greg. It's pleasure to be back.

Okay, Jay, today we're doing part three of our little interview series discussing your book,

Esoteric Hollywood, Sex, Cults and Symbols and Film, and of course we've been getting into

a lot of other related things that you didn't necessarily cover in the book.

I do recommend that people hop back and listen to the first two installments, the links to which can be found on the web page for this particular section.

So with that in mind, we're going to go straight in to continue our chat. All the

preamble stuff about your book, etc., etc., can be found either in one of the other interviews or at

the end of this one. So now, two things that we threatened to talk about last two occasions,

where the first movie was Zardals from 1974.

That's a film by director John Borman and starring Sean Connery of all people.

Not long after he actually finished up his second stint as James Bond.

Now, Berman is perhaps better known, I guess one of his best known films is probably Deliverance

with Bert Reynolds and John Voight and the other guy whose name I can't remember the fat dude

and...

A very wholesome family film.

It is, yeah, no.

And also Excalibur...

When I say family, I mean that in a very extreme sense.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I like to keep it in the family.

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