047: Oliver Stone, Fargo, The Ghosts of Mississippi and More

In this week’s first episode of Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, we first delve into the iconic line from 'Tombstone,' dissecting the 'I'm your huckleberry' vs. 'I'm your huckle bearer' debate. The conversation transitions to various actors like Alec Baldwin, Virginia Madsen, and James Woods, and their performances in movies such as 'Ghost of Mississippi' and 'The Onion Field.' We also discuss legendary filmmakers like Rob Reiner and Oliver Stone, reminiscing about the impact of their films and sharing behind-the-scenes stories. Among the discussed topics are the portrayal of racism in movies, the AIDS crisis, and memorable scenes from classics like 'Young Frankenstein' and 'Fargo.'

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CHAPTERS
00:00 The Meaning Behind 'I'm Your Huckleberry'
07:42 Ghosts of Mississippi: A Deep Dive 
12:02 Racism and Historical Context in Ghosts of Mississippi 
17:44 Rob Reiner's Filmmaking and Spinal Tap Reboot
26:11 James Woods' Career Highlights
34:24 Oliver Stone's Directorial Style and Vietnam Experience
39:17 OJ Simpson Trial and Johnny Cochran
44:04 Meeting won Salvador and Pinkville Script
55:24 Brad Davis and Metamorphosis Play
59:40 Tarantula Incident on Deadly Intentions Set
01:05:22 Cloris Leachman and Her Roles
01:09:31 Podcast Wrap-Up and Listener Interaction