Episode 507 · Film year 2006

Southland Tales (2006)

· 2h 22m

Special Guest
Richard Kelly
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Southland Tales (2006)
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Show notes

Southland Tales (2006) tells the sprawling story of a world in which alternative energy is a big business and teams up with the political police state. Meanwhile actor Boxer Santaros (Dwayne Johnson) has a schizophrenic break and thinks he's the character that he and part-time prophet/full time porn star Krista Now (Sarah Michelle Gellar) have created, Jericho Cane. Also in the mix are Roland and Ronald Taverner (Seann William Scott), a cop and his twin who may hold the secret to ending the world.

The episode features an interview with writer/director Richard Kelly (opens in a new tab).

David Kittredge (opens in a new tab) and Rob St. Mary (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss the various cuts of the film, Philip K. Dick, and much more.

Labels: Curtis Armstrong David Kittredge Dwayne Johnson Feels Like Dick Philip K. Dick Richard Kelly Rob St. Mary Sarah Michelle Gellar Seann William Scott Wallace Shawn

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Music credits

  • "Wave of Mutilation" (UK Surf) - The Pixies
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Comments (2)

  1. Anonymous
    Okay, I'm only at minute 17:52 and pissed myself laughing at Mike clearly exasperated by Rob stating he has a 30 page manifesto of notes; and Mike's defeated, 'All right. Start at page one.' Gold.
  2. Anonymous
    F the haters and their hate-bait. We appreciate you, Mike. And the interview was immensely satisfying fyi

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