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Silence of the Lambs with Emily St. James

Jan 12, 2020
Prolific writer Emily St. James joins the hosts to discuss the influential movie 'Silence of the Lambs'. They explore the overlooked performances, analyze the captivating narrative and unforgettable characters, and delve into personal experiences and LGBTQ+ representation. They also discuss casting choices, iconic roles, Jodie Foster's career, impactful movie posters, and scenes from the film. Plus, they touch on reboots, adaptations, merchandise, and upcoming projects.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Silence of the Lambs: Underrated Award-Worthy Performance
01:50 • 16min
3
A Captivating Narrative and Unforgettable Characters
17:28 • 15min
4
Exploring Personal Experience and Discussing 'Silence of the Lambs'
32:44 • 3min
5
The Danish Girl: Lacking Insight and Representation
35:33 • 14min
6
Character Analysis and Subtle Performances in Silence of the Lambs
49:30 • 17min
7
Discussion of Unjust Treatment and Clint Eastwood's Fascination
01:06:56 • 2min
8
Discussion of Potential Actors for Dr. Hannibal Lecter Role
01:08:52 • 2min
9
The Casting Choices for 'Silence of the Lambs'
01:10:43 • 9min
10
Exploring Anthony Hopkins' Iconic Role
01:19:35 • 12min
11
Jodie Foster's Career and Transition into Adult Roles
01:31:35 • 12min
12
Analyzing the Impact of the 'Silence of the Lambs' Poster
01:43:20 • 8min
13
Discussion on the Portrayal of Female Friendship and Interrogation Scene in Silence of the Lambs
01:51:17 • 2min
14
Scenes from Silence of the Lambs
01:53:00 • 7min
15
Character Exploration and Desire for Change
02:00:12 • 9min
16
Appreciating Construction and Tension in a Movie Scene
02:08:47 • 13min
17
Discussion on Reboots, Adaptations, and 'King Ralph'
02:22:02 • 2min
18
Analyzing taglines, poster design, and the concept of tragedy in comedy
02:24:10 • 1min
19
Casual Conversation about Movies and Upcoming Projects
02:25:27 • 7min
20
Silence of the Lambs Merchandise and Toys
02:32:09 • 4min