Louis C.K.
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 13 Jul
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Yeah.
So it's like a movie about the pandemic would still be like...
We just did that.
So this is like, there's still rubble everywhere.
And so they made this movie and this really incredible actor, the lead, what's his, there he is, Oscar Werner.
So Oscar plays a soldier, a Nazi soldier.
Oh, Klaus Kinski's in it.
Yes, he is.
And it's based on a true story that the U.S.
started to take POWs, German POWs, and send them back in uniform to be spies.
And so he was sent to do a major, huge, like killing a lot of people in Germany thing.
And he hated Hitler.
They'd interview these guys and see if they were really committed, because otherwise they're going to go over...
and fuck things it's like a very dangerous thing to do to spend send a guy back as a spy sure because if he turns back again he can really hurt you so he plays a guy who goes over back into nazi germany to try to do some sabotaging and cause a big thing and you just follow him and he's going around german towns and he's seeing friends and he's seeing people he likes
Crazy.
And like his father is a doctor in a hospital and he goes, he's outside the hospital and he calls his dad and his dad comes to the phone, but he can't say yet say hi to him.
And you just see him like start and you're and what you're watching is you're wondering if he's going to do this thing.
Well, the movie lets you have a lot of sympathy for Germans.
Yeah.
During the war and a lot of movies after that were made right after, because if you were really over there fighting, you came away with some sympathy.
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