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Though I'm fairly certain it's an intentional gag by him at this point

ooh boyy

they are both massive Israel simps and still at the age of 72 and 65 still do culture war nonsense did you see Julia getting those earrings for the Kamala campaign a few years ago it was rightfully addressed as out of touch behaviour from a egotistical 63 year old who was high on her own supply

also Julia publicly defended Jerry and supported him dating a 17 year old in a 1998 editorial piece

Ignore shitty memecoin

I found some videos from the 90s of Steven Pearl (Cokehead comedian from the 420 Awards) doing standup and thought they might be appreciated here

https://youtu.be/SfZ9tIs6Ago?is=5HLBLhMWO3H8UxIU

https://youtu.be/xqPjFcfx0PY?is=5YiBa0ueYrA1Yd09

https://youtu.be/p-gKMvaxgmM?is=fkRO1Ow-0d0UzQCnhttps://youtu.be/p-gKMvaxgmM?is=fkRO1Ow-0d0UzQCn

From @ shittymovieclub on Instagram

While watching Adam’s review of The Odyssey, I couldn’t help but think of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Tarantino is similar to Nolan in that his name alone can get people into theaters. People will see a Tarantino movie regardless of the cast or premise simply because it’s a Tarantino film.

Despite having three huge stars as leads, it also featured several relatively unknown actors who went on to become major names. Mikey Madison became one of the youngest Best Actress Oscar winners, Austin Butler earned an Oscar nomination, and Sydney Sweeney, Maya Hawke, and Margaret Qualley all saw their careers take off.

The massive cast for The Odyssey feels potentially distracting, and Nolan already has enough name recognition to take a chance on lesser-known actors. He could have done what Tarantino did and potentially launched several new careers while still having a huge box-office draw. I did love The Odyssey and some of the cast (Damon, Leguizamo, Morton, and Pattinson) all were well cast. But I do think Nolan missed an interesting opportunity here.