Here is the third in a series of no doubt 4 million appearances (or maybe less) that I made on Ed Feldman’s Morning Feed. Originally the interview ran at an epic length, 3 and 1/2 hours. Now, after some judicious editing, it runs at a mini-epic length of 2 hours, but you’ll still get plenty of Mr. Feldman ranting and raving and leching on young female celebrities while I make fun of him for it. My appearance coincided with a screening of Looking for Mr. Goodbar that we held at Medium Rare Cinema back in September. A review of that film will appear on the site soon. Other topics of discussion include Drive, the strange mediocrity of the films of Mike Nichols, the homophobia and misogyny of Mr. Goodbar, the Margaret situation, Michael Rapaport’s documentary on A Tribe Called Quest, the pitfalls of rote film criticism, and many, many other diversions.

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Tags: 3 Days of the Condor, Adam Lippe, Adrian Lyne, All in the Family, Anthony Minghella, Diane Keaton, Drive, Driven, Elaine May, film criticism, Gtown Radio, homophobia, Ishtar, Jeremy Irons, Kenneth Lonergan, L.A. Confidential, Legion of Decency, LeVar Burton, Lolita, Looking For Mr. Goodbar, Margaret, Medium Rare Cinema, Michael Mann, Michael Rapaport, Mike Nichols, RegrettableSincerity.com, Renny Harlin, Richard Brooks, Richard Gere, Russell Crowe, sexism, Sydney Pollak, The Parallax View, Tom Berenger, Tootsie, Tribe Called Quest, Walter Hill

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