Movie Star

Folge lief am 20. Nov. 1996
TV-PG
23 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,2/10

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James Caan and Phil Hartman in News Radio (1995)

Comedy Romance

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuJames Caan researches a movie role with Bill but gets distracted by Matthew. Dave tries to convince Lisa to let him buy her a TV.James Caan researches a movie role with Bill but gets distracted by Matthew. Dave tries to convince Lisa to let him buy her a TV.James Caan researches a movie role with Bill but gets distracted by Matthew. Dave tries to convince Lisa to let him buy her a TV.

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7Mr-Fusion

Mining the unexplainable Matthew for laughs

You've gotta love it when a scheme blows up in Bill's face. James Caan guest stars (as James Caan, 'natch) who's there to observe a day in the life of a broadcaster for a movie role (which is just the kind of ego-fluffing Bill needs) . . . and ends up being spellbound by the enigmatic spaz that is Matthew. You just know from the outset that this isn't going to work out for Bill, but the whole exchange is just so deliciously awkward. It's an easy guest spot, too; all Caan really has to do is react, but that's what sells it.

The only downside to this one is Mr. James is a little underplayed, but it's kinda cute to see Lisa geek out over C-SPAN.

7/10

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Among the Senators seen on TV when Lisa is watching CSPAN-2 are Chuck Grassley and Fred Dalton Thompson.

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When Dave and Lisa go to buy a TV, Lisa tells Dave that what she was watching on C-SPAN 2 was a debate concerning Medicare reallocation. However, the captioning on the TV clearly shows that it was a discussion concerning the US Merchant Marines.

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Matthew Brock: I'm not sure I can handle this. Do you know what a big James Caan fan I am? I mean, he's like the real life Don Corleone.
Dave Nelson: No he isn't. That was Marlon Brando. James Caan played Sonny Corleone.
Matthew Brock: Oh, I've watched that movie so many times I can't tell who's who anymore.