"So a bounty hunter walks into a bar..." Jump into the ring with none other than Mr. Jon Favreau. We're fixin' for a species reveal, meticulous concentration, and the big balloon, so have your Mrs. Beasley's muffins on standby for another delectable episode of SmartLess.Please support us by supporting our sponsors.This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/SMARTLESS and get on your way to being your best self.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The hosts reflect on their recent trip to Pebble Beach with a lot of heart, a little bit of humor, and share some stories.
Jason made the coveted cut in a golf tournament after playing every day leading up to it. The repetitive motion of golfing was discussed and its potential effects on the body.
Exploring the reasons behind the popularity of vanilla flavor and how it affects our taste buds. Plus, a fun anecdote about trying new foods.
In a conversation about last meals, one participant expresses disbelief that someone would choose just a scoop of vanilla ice cream, stating that it's not substantial enough as a last meal.
A voice in the transcript promotes Smart List t-shirts and phone cases featuring Sean's face, while also explaining the motivation behind sharing industry information with Tracy.
The confusion surrounding Baby Yoda's timeline was due to people mistaking the character for Yoda himself, causing misinterpretations of the show's events. However, people can still enjoy the character regardless of their knowledge of the original Star Wars series.
The decision to cast Robert Downey Jr. in the role of Iron Man set the tone for the entire film and attracted other actors to work on the project. Downey's performance combined with the use of CGI for the metal suit made it a special film for the director, who had previously worked on smaller projects.
Jon Favreau discusses the making of Swingers, as well as his experience with different film technologies like preloaded backgrounds and panel usage in Jungle Book.
The speaker recounts a past charity event where Sean Hayes entertained the attendees, including Vince Vaughn, with impromptu piano playing and comedy bits.
The speaker shares how therapy helped him overcome his preconceived notions and navigate challenging situations. An ad for ZipRecruiter and Benjamin Moore paint is also included.
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the benefits of being an actor which includes working with talented people, learning and asking a million questions. The speaker also mentions how mistakes can be fun, especially when it's about improvising.
In this conversation, the speakers discuss the pressure that young actors and filmmakers face in Hollywood and how it can stunt their creativity and growth.
The speaker talks about how great her dad was in supporting her and how he always encouraged her.
The speaker discusses how comedic inspiration was drawn from conversations and improv experiences with a friend who starred in the film.
The speaker discusses how the Favreau sensibility brought comedy and vulnerability to the superhero comic book genre, which had a great impact in saving the industry.
Topgolf offers a unique golfing experience where people can enjoy a game without committing to the full traditional rules and settings. The place provides a fun and relaxing atmosphere that makes playing golf enjoyable to everyone.
Fans of Star Wars are curious if we're going to see more of their favorite characters from previously existing shows return in upcoming episodes, and the answer is "yes." The show will bring all of the different areas of Star Wars together in one place, including the prequels, sequels, original trilogy, animated series, and even the extended universe.
A documentary series is using VR to create live action environments for audiences, similar to Planet Earth with David Attenborough narrating, and has been successful with kids as young as four years old.
The podcast discusses the use of virtual reality technology to create a show that looks like a real-life documentary about dinosaurs, and how it allows interaction with the environment and characters.
The speaker discusses a potential voice actor for Tony Stark and mentions someone who has a good ear for the role.
The speaker is praised for their ability to tell entertaining indie stories, while also being a comforting and friendly presence to their listeners.
Jon Favreau's prowess in both storytelling and technology as seen in Swingers and Marvel have set the trends in today's film industry.
In this short segment, the hosts discuss their plans for dinner which includes roasted chicken with vegetables, mashed potatoes with potentially chocolate chip cookies for dessert.