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All right everybody welcome to
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uncle dad talks i'm myself i'm uncle daddy with
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me as always is the one and only mike hampton mike we
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have a very special guest very excited to talk to this gentleman he
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is responsible for one of my favorite films uh that is rotten tail i absolutely
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love that movie so very excited to chat with this man we are with brian skiba
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how are you good thanks for having me guys really appreciate it yeah just thank
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you for being being a part of this today So you have a new movie coming out, and if you can,
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for our audience, can you just describe it really quick, like what it's about?
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Yeah, yeah. It's clear-cut. It's an action thriller. It's kind of an homage
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to the 90s kind of action-y movies.
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And, you know, it's about a greenhorn, first day on the job,
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finds a bag of money at a camp that's cooking drugs and takes the money and
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runs. I mean, who wouldn't, right? Right.
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Mike, would you take it? Definitely take it. Yeah.
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Especially if they're cooking drugs. I mean, come on, you know,
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you can't really feel that bad about that. No, you can't feel bad about that. Come on. Yeah.
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How was it like that out there, Brian? Like, do you enjoy being,
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you know, the movies clear cut?
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They're obviously guys that go out and cut trees. Do you enjoy being stuck out
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there in the woods for some time? A nature guy?
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Yeah, I didn't hate it. You know, I definitely, you know, I grew up hiking in
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the wilderness, you know, I was for better or worse, a Boy Scout, I guess.
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So, you know, yeah, so it was actually a lot of fun and we weren't too far out there.
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I mean, we were out there, but it wasn't, you know, super sticks.
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It was, there's still a place to eat in the evening. So there weren't people
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actually cooking drugs out there. So you're good.
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No, no, just us. But, you know, that camp, the camp that we used for the for
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the drug, we actually found that place. That place was there.
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That was like we walked in and I was like, all right, we're done.
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You know, it was very interesting.
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Somebody had actually lived in that place. So.
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Wow. So, you know, in this movie, there's a lot of talent in there.
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And, you know, I'm just curious, like, what was that like to work with such
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an icon like Alec Baldwin?
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You know, I mean, Alex, I've been a fan, you know, since I was a kid.
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I mean, Hunt for Red October, I mean, one of my favorite movies ever, right? Right.
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So to actually have that, an icon on set and, and, you know,
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unfortunately we got him after the, the accident and I was worried,
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you know, I was worried, like, you know, how's, how's, how's he going to be?
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And, you know, we, we got along great. And, and the guy is just,
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I mean, he loves, he loves cinema.
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He loves acting. He's passionate.
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I mean, this, you know, and, and, you know, so, so are his brothers.
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I've worked with his brothers and, and, you know, and it's just
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like that whole family is is phenomenal and and
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so it was it was it was a real treat it
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was a real treat and and he and i bonded since and and
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you know i wish him well so love that yeah
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it's really cool to watch you know guys like that
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that you know are legends in cinema you
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know you know steven dorff has obviously done a ton of movies too
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and you really get to see the level of talent
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that they have not to say anything negative about the
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other actors and actresses in the movies but it's like
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almost boom oh this guy's a definite pro and
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i'm sure you even as a as a director can learn
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stuff from from working with guys like that right no 100 100 i mean that was
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my second movie with dorf he actually stars in my next movie that comes out
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through lionsgate next year with nick cage and you know so it's like you know
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yeah i mean when when i always tell.
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People it's like acting is one of those weird professions not
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weird but it's one of those professions where you've got to have like
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you know god kind of gives you a little gift you
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know not everybody can walk on screen and just
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and just have that energy and that shine it's just
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it's just not i mean it's it's unfortunate you know i wish
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everybody could but some people are just giving it
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and and you know dorf baldwin you know stand
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in i mean all these guys i got i got fortunate with welling you
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know they all they all had that gift so everybody's got a little gem in them
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and and that's that's that was just it was great it was great to work with all
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of them so i love that you know yeah and hopefully hopefully take this as a
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compliment when i watched it the vibe of it kind of makes me think of arnold
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schwarzenegger's commando.
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Absolutely no i love commando man i i met the guy before you guys but i actually
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dropped commando i was like yeah this is the okay that's that that was one of
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my favorite movies growing up so i think that's what i want to ask is when we
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talk about there's so many great action movies so i'm just curious specifically
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what is your favorite bruce willis action movies.
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I mean, definitely Die Hard. I mean, with that hands down. I mean, Die Hard was number one.
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You know, I almost had a chance. I was going to direct Bruce right before he retired.
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I had a movie with him and everything. And unfortunately, he retired,
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you know, but it was, yeah, I mean, Die Hard, he can't beat Die Hard.
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I mean, look, even myself, I've tried to emulate it with the second Ryan Phillippe.
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I mean, it's just one of those classics. yeah yeah it's
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funny how many movies are just basically die hard but in
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a different place like you know the second right
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that's in a school building right exactly exactly but
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yeah i mean this was totally like a i could see
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i i kind of always imagine i'm a huge bruce willis fan by
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the way that's why we uncle dad here
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has rocked that but i could almost imagine bruce just in
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this in this film you know in some way it's funny
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because cory large the producer did a lot of bruce willis movies and
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that that was actually this movie was the replacement for the
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bruce willis movie i was supposed to do so i
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i was i was supposed to do a bruce willis movie with cory and
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we were all set lined up ready to go and then you know bruce bruce and his family
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decided it was best for him to retire so that cory came to me and said well
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give me another script what do you got and so that's how this one actually got
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made so so when you uh when you initially read it were you like uh immediately
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attracted to it or it was kind of like,
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oh, this is cool, but can I tweet things out a little bit?
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As a director, you always want to tweak the script, I think.
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It comes with the territory.
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What I look for is if a writer can lay some great groundwork.
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If they can lay some great groundwork, then I can fill in the pieces.
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And Joe did a great job of laying the groundwork.
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I love that, Mike. Yeah, it's like, yeah, I will just say like,
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I know, I know the script is obviously very important,
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you know, and this one has an interesting concept where, you know,
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the kind of hero of this, of the action also is reflecting on his like road
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to redemption outside of, of what's going on, you know, basically him fighting for his life.
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Like, do you ever find similar type of, of, of feelings when you're doing a movie?
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Like, do you relate it to your own life outside of the film in some way?
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Yeah i'm always on the run so i don't know yeah i think i see someone peeking
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in the window behind you somebody's out to get me i don't know but no it's it's
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definitely yeah i mean you know like,
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filmmaking i think you always leave a little piece of yourself in it you know i mean you,
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know i i would i would say you know like you said you know like i think the
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biggest piece of myself is probably in Rotten Tail.
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I mean, if you know, I know you guys love that one, but that was,
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you know, I, I grew up, you know, Mel Brooks, my dad loved Mel Brooks.
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He loves stupid comedy and, and,
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you know, I, I got to, I got to actually have fun for once and do that.
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And so yeah, you always leave a piece of yourself in the movie.
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I believe I, I, I love that you said that because I think Rotten Tail is so
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underrated. Like it really is.
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And it's, I was so excited to see that a Joe Bob did a thing on it. Joe Bob Riggs.
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To see that on there, it's so, it's, you know, I know we're talking about Clear
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Cut, but I'm sorry, I just got excited about Rotten Tail.
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Because that movie is just so much fun. It really is. And that translates into this movie.
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It is a fun action. You don't see movies like this no more. I don't really feel like you do.
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I think the era of the action movie, the era of that action star,
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it doesn't seem to be as mainstream as it used to be, right?
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And, you know, you remember like Stallone, All's Cats, like that was such a
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huge, that was your summer blockbusters and we don't see that anymore.
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More so it's just exciting that you're doing that and making
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that happen again so what i'm curious for is what do
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you want the audiences to take from the movie do you want to have a good time or
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do you want them to be like hey i want to go be a tree logger well definitely
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not be a tree logger that profession is tough man everybody i met had no fingers
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you know that everything you know they're they're they're rough dudes no i mean
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it's a popcorn movie i mean it's it really is it's It's a Saturday night popcorn thriller action.
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You know, it's, it's, it's an homage and, and, and I want people to just have
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a great time, you know, just, just have fun with it.
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I, it's, it's, you know, it's, it's not, it's, it's one of those,
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you know, just turn it on a Saturday night and, and, and it's not so much meatheads
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killing people as, as it is, there's some story there.
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And so I think, you know, women can get behind it and be like,
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it's, you know, this isn't just stupid, you know, it's like, there's a story here.
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There's a little bit of love story there's you know and so
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i i think it's got that going for it too i love
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that before we go mike any last questions yeah real
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quick if you can who who is your mount rushmore of
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action stars mount rushmore i i think it's definitely schwarzenegger i mean
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you know running man is one of my favorite movies ever i mean the guy pinnacled
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it you know i think he pinnacled action movies i think the guy that plays reacher
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right now is is probably on the on the same trajectory.
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I think everybody I'm hearing right now, I'm spacing his name. I think.
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The guy the guy playing reacher i think's gonna trajectory that
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way as well we need we need a couple of good
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new action heroes i mean the rock yeah and you
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know but i think schwarzenegger was
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the man's man at one point you know i love
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that and it's kind of funny you said that because i think like we had a little bit
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of that coming with jason's was jason statham and like
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there was like that era like okay yeah like with expendables right
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they have the newer people in there and it's like yeah yeah that's cool okay
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but i think you're right about the guy from reacher i
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think he i forgot his name too i think it's alex something but that
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guy man i think he has like a career being
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like an action legend if he gets the right roles have you worked with him yet
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because if you haven't you need to make that happen we're trying to make it
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happen we're working on it so i love that so before we go uh i just have one
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last question for you just because this movie is about you know it takes place
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in in the trees so i'm curious what are your top three trees.
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Trees what's your mountain rush more of trees i kind of like pine cypress is cool awesome awesome,
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i'm really in the tall tall trees yeah the
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big ones yeah i will say
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the trees we cut down were all destined to be cut and
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so we didn't we didn't cut any like trees anybody would
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miss so we were we were very friendly we're very
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uh nature friendly in this movie i love that awesome well
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thank you so much brian i really appreciate it i really can't wait
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for everybody to go watch this movie thank you for your time and yeah we'll
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see everybody next time yeah take care thank you guys thanks man what's up this
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is west from revolution you're listening to uncle dad talks what's up everybody
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we are back wow what a great interview that was mike i think we had a lot of
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fun i think we learned about action movies we learned about trees and we learned
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where you can and make some good meth.
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Yeah, where there's already a meth or some type of meth camp set up.
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Actually, we didn't learn where it is. We need to find out where it is.
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Yes, yes, yes. We need to find out, and then we need to go make a movie there.
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Or make a podcast there. There we go. Or see if there's a bag of money there. Oh, that too. That too.
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So, Mike, we just got done with that. We talked about Bruce Willis for a minute,
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and when you asked him about the Mount Rushmore of action stars,
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I was shocked that he only went just with Schwarzenegger.
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Do you think Bruce Willis would have been on there too?
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I think he should be. i think yeah my mount rushmore is obviously schwarzenegger
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i think stallone is on there,
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obviously bruce willis is on there and that
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fourth one's hard you know there's like who gets
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that spot you know like if there's like there's
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like the older action stars that made the genre then there's
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the newer guys like you mentioned the rock and jason statham that like kind
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of carried the torch yeah so like i don't know i think like wesley snipes at
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some point could have got that fourth spot you know yeah he did a bunch of action
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movies back in the day that were you know when they were like up and come you
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know the genre was becoming what it became,
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you was is nicholas cage considered an action star or no i don't know if he
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i mean he definitely did action movies but i wouldn't say he's an action star
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okay gotcha okay no he's a movie star yes yeah i like that right uh you know
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who i would actually think kind of deserves to be up there because he's so slept on.
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We have talked about him once, is Guy Pearce.
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Because he does a lot of action movies now. I mean, I know he didn't before,
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but he does a lot of those now. And clearly you don't like my choice.
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I don't like your choice.
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I can tell you don't.
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That's okay. We're going to play a game, and I'm going to call it two of a kind,
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because you and I are two of a kind. Would you agree with that? Sure.
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Yeah, we are. We may have different fourth spots on the Mount Rushmore of action
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stars, but we are very similar in other ways. Yeah. Exactly.
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Let me pull up my list here really fast of our contestants.
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Let's see who is going to be selected.
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Let's go with, just going with a random name here. Tell me to stop.
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Just say stop. stop all right.
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That's gonna be oh i understand
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maybe i told you to stop at the wrong time it's gonna
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be uh his i don't want to say his last name so i'll just say his his instagram
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name uh rude g3 you and i are playing for rude g3 now what's gonna happen is
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rude g3 will win a brand new sealed copy of the hatchet Complete Collection,
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which I have here somewhere.
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Oh, yes, from our last guest, Adam Green. See that? Wow. Nice and shiny. Hatchet.
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Now, the way he's going to win this is that you and I have to get four...
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Sorry, three out of six matching terms. So this is how it's going to work. Two of a kind.
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I'm going to throw a... I'm going to say here's a test one. I'm going to say
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Marvel Superhero. Then I'm going to count down.
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One or three, two, one. And then you have to say the first two we match.
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That's a win. That's a point. If we don't match.
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Then we're not in sync. Then we're not two of a kind. Yeah, exactly.
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So if you and I can match three out of six, or I'll do four out of six,
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then Rude 3G will win. If not, well, we'll wait until the next episode.
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Okay. Sound good? Let's see where we're at. Yeah. All right.
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Mike, the first category is Marvel Superhero.
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I didn't see that one coming. Here we go. Ready? Ready? Three, two.
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One spider-man we're off we got a little bit delay all
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right well we're
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wrong that's that's a miss for that i'll try
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it again yeah they would do it again here uh dc superhero one three two one
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batman batman yes okay cool that's one point of course bruce willis movie that's
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not die hard oh very good not any of the diehards,
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cards three two one armageddon
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six cents oh man okay
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so that's uh one of three right now right well we can't we can't miss any more
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if we're gonna do four out of six so the game is on the line still is okay oh
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man i'm trying to think of another category okay a music festival just a A music festival. Yes.
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Okay.
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Three, two, one.
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One. Coachella. Outside ends. Oh!
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Coachella. You need to go to Coachella.
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Why would you go outside? Coachella's like the festival.
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Well, for me. I guess not. Okay, well, sorry, RudeDG.
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You're definitely not going to win. We appreciate it. But you know what?
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We're going to play this game again next episode. And maybe by then...
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I was just telling him, thanks for playing.
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Thanks for I'm still going to
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DM you and I will send you some Uncle Dad stickers
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hey so Mike before we go is there anything you want to tell the audience well
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yes one of the things I'd like to tell the audience is my one thing you asked
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Brian that you didn't ask me was my favorite my favorite trees my top three
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trees because everyone knows I love nature,
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yes you do and so my my trees are I like a cypress tree.
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I do like a nice palm tree.
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And I'm a big fan of redwood trees. I'm a fan. What do you think?
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I would say I love that list. I would have thrown in banyan tree.
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Oh, yeah. Those are very sacred tree. Yeah. Very good.
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Okay. All right. That's the fourth. That's the fourth on the Mount Rushmore.
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There you go. The Mount Rushmore.
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Yeah I smell a bunch more of trees.
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