Mel Gibson
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441 appearances
5 recordings
4 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 3 Mar
Mel Gibson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's really super ambitious. But I'll take a crack at it. Because that's what you got to do, right? Walk up to the plate, right? So I think I can get it. But it's not about me. It's about something else. Well, if anybody can do it, you can do it. Well, I hope so. It's trying to find the way in that's not cheesy or obvious, but that actually it's almost like a magic trick in a sense.
It's diversion. It's obfuscate this, show that. Look over here. Do you have a title? Yeah, it's just like the resurrection of the Christ. So that's a title. And yeah, it's... It's very ambitious. That's all I'll say. It took a long time to write. It's really ambitious, and it goes from the fall of the angels to the death of the last apostle.
I don't have a start date. I just have to begin pre-production and see what happens. And it's just going to roll in its own time. It's taking its own time. I thought it was late. I thought, oh, it's taking too long. It's taking too long, but it's probably just right. It's when it's supposed to be.
I don't know. I hope you're right. I think I'm right.
Yeah. I don't know. It's a massive thing. And theologically, it's something that you have to really look at and make correlations that... that ring true because it's not all written.
Oh yeah. Oh my goodness. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And of course, you know, there's your own, a thing that comes into it from having read the book a few times. You read the book a few times and, um, It's amazing how your memory, how there's these recessive files somewhere in the background, how you can correlate this piece to that piece over there.
And that's important because juxtaposition is everything with this story and what it means in a bigger picture.
So it's hard to explain, but it's quite involved.
Yeah. And I don't know that you can do it in a foreign language because the concepts are too difficult now. So that you may have to resort to the vernacular so that that at least is clear. Is that up for debate right now with you? Yeah, it is. I'm thinking like, eh.
But look, have you seen these apps now where they have this AI stuff where the guy's talking German and then he switches to French and Spanish and then Chinese? Yeah. Have you seen that? Yeah. And his mouth moves. It's the same voice. I mean, it's crazy what they do.
Maybe, yeah. Aramaic is really the kick, isn't it? But, you know, I think I've written it in English, but I wrote the last one in English too and translated it. And then the people had to learn to speak it because I think there's only about 400 people that actually speak Aramaic still. Wow. And apparently they understood it. So I was happy about that. Wow. So that was good. Yeah. 400,000 people.
I've like preserved those 400 people. Yeah. Not many people speak in Latin still, but, but that's quite well known.
Thank you.
I'm blown away by where you got to with this, which is like – Didn't you start off just smoking a spliff on a couch with a guy?
Okay.
It's amazing.
Yeah.
Yeah, okay. Every day you wake up?
Who's next? You get some pretty interesting people. Yeah. Yeah, I was amazed at that guy. I can't remember his name now. Terrence what he was all into.
Yeah.
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