Doug Brunt
speaker
745 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 Dec
Doug Brunt’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like a burger would be fine. Eat whatever you want on Christmas.
It's gone a little hallmarky, but I do love certain movies. Like there is something about a fire and a tree and the smell of pine needles and some of those old movies, like the really old time movies. That is awesome, especially in the run-up. You've got to start those early in December.
That's true.
Yes.
It's memorable. This is foreshadowing for later in the show.
Yeah.
I love that when it just brings back those memories of lying on the floor. Where I grew up, we had a fireplace. It was a small little family room and there wasn't enough seating for everybody. So a lot of times we just had throw pillows on the floor. We'd all lie on the floor like cats. We watched these old movies by the fireplace and the tree especially made it crowded.
You know, we're all sort of barely fitting in there. But that Heat Miser, Freeze Miser, Year Without a Santa Claus movie, I just love the song as a little kid. And it's just always stayed with me. And even though it's really for the little kids, it brings me right back to those moments of, you know, early, well, sort of mid late 70s of, you know, lying on the floor by a fire in the Christmas tree.
Love those guys.
Yeah. I was confusing it with another one. Fred Claus, I was confusing it with.
That was terrible. Yeah. Oh, my God. That was when John said. John Sharp was like, I wonder what those lucky staffs down in Guantanamo are doing. John is this Australian guy.
Yeah. And relatable in some ways. Yeah.
Just going back to all the different families and all the dysfunctions, like the special dysfunctions that can happen.
Well, you know, like fun, beautiful dysfunctions. Not as dysfunctional as that. It was hyperbolic.
There's something so atmospheric about it. It just takes you back and makes you feel a way.
Yeah, that was nice. And I did not make the connection that you later told me about, about You Got Mail. It was the inspiration for that movie. But it had a great, it was a Jimmy Stewart movie that I'd never seen. And there's something so charming about Jimmy Stewart on the screen. Yes. It was awesome.
Yeah, it's distinctive. His voice is unlike any other voice in the movies. You immediately get it. You know, some people have a fairly like Morgan Freeman's got an amazing voice. You pretty much know his as well. But Jimmy Stewart has one of those. You know exactly who it is. And it it sort of turns you into that that place immediately.
Oh, that's right. That was a good one.
Oh, my God. When it when that fact dawns and it's like our mothers were born in this era, you know, and and when that dawns and you know how old it is, you know, how long cinema has been a thing in America. You know, go back to the early days. It's all they're all dead. They're all gone.
Yeah. Well, you know.
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