Millie DiCerico

Of course. Listen, I think we're ironing out the rest of your life here.

Of course. Listen, I think we're ironing out the rest of your life here.

I worked at many record stores. I worked at Tower Records. That was such a huge responsibility because that was in a very prominent location in the store. I mean, it's Tower Records, of course. And I was like your mom. I was like, this is such a moment for me. As one of the only women that work in a store, a music store, I was like, I'm doing research. I'm going to do things unexpected.

I worked at many record stores. I worked at Tower Records. That was such a huge responsibility because that was in a very prominent location in the store. I mean, it's Tower Records, of course. And I was like your mom. I was like, this is such a moment for me. As one of the only women that work in a store, a music store, I was like, I'm doing research. I'm going to do things unexpected.

I'm not doing it like the other guys do it. So needless to say, this is the employee picks. is such a part of video store culture. So we wanted to kind of replicate something like that because we just thought it would be really cool.

I'm not doing it like the other guys do it. So needless to say, this is the employee picks. is such a part of video store culture. So we wanted to kind of replicate something like that because we just thought it would be really cool.

Yeah. So Millie, why don't you give your your pick first? So my employee pick for this week, because we are talking about dry January and drinking and films, is actually about alcoholism. It's kind of a bummer, not going to lie. But it's a film from 1952, and it's called Comeback Little Sheba, directed by the great Daniel Mann.

Yeah. So Millie, why don't you give your your pick first? So my employee pick for this week, because we are talking about dry January and drinking and films, is actually about alcoholism. It's kind of a bummer, not going to lie. But it's a film from 1952, and it's called Comeback Little Sheba, directed by the great Daniel Mann.

This is a movie that stars Burt Lancaster and Shirley Booth, who is one of my favorite actresses in classic Hollywood. If you like Shirley Booth, email us at dearmovies at exactlyrightmedia.com. We are going to be friends if you like Shirley Booth. But it's a movie about this married couple. You know, obviously, Burt Lancaster, Shirley Booth, married couple.

This is a movie that stars Burt Lancaster and Shirley Booth, who is one of my favorite actresses in classic Hollywood. If you like Shirley Booth, email us at dearmovies at exactlyrightmedia.com. We are going to be friends if you like Shirley Booth. But it's a movie about this married couple. You know, obviously, Burt Lancaster, Shirley Booth, married couple.

And Burt Lancaster is an alcoholic and he's in recovery. And it was one of the first or maybe the first time that Alcoholics Anonymous AA was ever mentioned in a film. So it kind of has a little bit of historical relevance because of that, but it's a heartbreaker, man. And I love a fucking 50s weepy. I love these types of films. There's no, like, Frederick March being a charming, joyous drunk.

And Burt Lancaster is an alcoholic and he's in recovery. And it was one of the first or maybe the first time that Alcoholics Anonymous AA was ever mentioned in a film. So it kind of has a little bit of historical relevance because of that, but it's a heartbreaker, man. And I love a fucking 50s weepy. I love these types of films. There's no, like, Frederick March being a charming, joyous drunk.

This is straight up, like, I hate my life because I can't have a drink, and I don't know if I want to be married anymore, and now I've got to watch my husband feel this way. And it's just a... Bummer of a film, but it is a great film, and I feel like it's not talked about enough, so there's that. That's my rec.

This is straight up, like, I hate my life because I can't have a drink, and I don't know if I want to be married anymore, and now I've got to watch my husband feel this way. And it's just a... Bummer of a film, but it is a great film, and I feel like it's not talked about enough, so there's that. That's my rec.

We did. We did. I'm excited. This is going to be so fun. I know. We hope you enjoyed it.

We did. We did. I'm excited. This is going to be so fun. I know. We hope you enjoyed it.

We love hearing your voices. Like the accents are fantastic.

We love hearing your voices. Like the accents are fantastic.