Good Noticings Noticing a Stolen Christmas, Quentin Tarantino, and Getting Old
Dec 17, 2025
Get ready for a holiday deep dive into the origins of How the Grinch Stole Christmas! Discover Jim Carrey's unconventional performance and the behind-the-scenes magic that brought Whoville to life. The conversation shifts to Quentin Tarantino's controversial remarks about Hollywood actors and the dynamics of outrage culture. Plus, explore the rapid rise of video podcasts and the intriguing concept of aging, including the so-called '44-Year Cliff' and the honest bluntness that comes with it. A fun and thought-provoking holiday treat!
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Start Your Next-Year Gift List Today
- Start your gift list now and record ideas as they arise to avoid last-minute panic.
- Use Boxing Day conversations to capture gift hints and build a year-long list.
How The Grinch Film Rights Were Won
- Audrey Geisel required filmmakers to audition in person to win the rights to Dr. Seuss's The Grinch.
- Brian Grazer and Ron Howard pitched a new angle focused on commercialism and Cindy Lou Who to secure the project.
Carrey Choreographed The Grinch's Movements
- Jim Carrey improvised and choreographed his Grinch performance after extensive rehearsal outside the suit.
- The team staged his scenes to capture physical comedy they feared he'd lose once he was in the restrictive costume.