The guest speaker and the podcast host discuss the differences between reality and fiction in the hacking genre in movies; from the closest to the furthest movies from reality, and the mistakes they see in those productions.
The speaker had fun developing the script of his upcoming movie with comedy writers such as Paula Pell, Bill Hader, and Robert Carlock, pitching ideas and hearing the end of the movie that Bill Hader came up with.
Alfred Hitchcock's movies were not widely seen until the 80s when they were re-released, making him an icon and beloved by many. Psycho was the biggest breakthrough, but Rebecca was his first American film thanks to Selznick.
Actor John Stamos discusses his early influences in film and television, including the comedic talent of Jerry Lewis and the impact of the movie "Blazing Saddles" on him as a teenager.
The movie The Lives of Others, which depicts the monitoring of East Berlin residents by the Stasi, is a favorite of the speaker due to its relevance in modern times. The theme of practical utopias will also be explored with the combination of life experience and history.