
Fat Guys at the Movies: Episode 83 – My Best Friend’s Fat Guys
Podcast By Fat Guys at the Movies on September 19, 2008 | Be the First To Comment
On This Week’s Show: Kevin and Neil are recovering from the righteous wind storm that swept through the Midwest… or at least they’re using that as an excuse for not having seen all the movies this week. They unleash their wrath on Lionsgate and the Weinsteins for not screening films, and they give a little love for Sam Jackson and Ricky Gervais because their films were screened. There’s a nod to Stuart Townsend for his film in the indie spotlight (that both Kevin and Neil saw), and Kevin confesses his childhood trauma from Gordon Jump’s guest spot on Diff’rent Strokes. Oh no! Mister Carlson!
Films Reviewed this Week: Lakeview Terrace, Ghost Town, Battle in Seattle, My Best Friend’s Girl and Igor.
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Gordon Jump’s groundbreaking performance on Diff’rent Strokes
Neil’s review of Ghost Town
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