Stu Gatz
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3,140 appearances
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2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 May
Stu Gatz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He's jovial and likable and he does a good job on first take. And every young person watching basketball might not remember when he was with Duke or the Orlando Magic.
Larry Brown, recent Jew. There you go. Found it.
And the article that Mike linked to was from westward.com in 2011.
They actually have a copy of Dan's email response to someone who asked about this, in which he just detailed everything he just said on the air. Oh, okay, nothing added there? Because he's a writer.
Do you want to hear your email from 2009? Let's read it. That explains the details of this, Dan? Proofread that.
Give me a minute.
What you have in your email is you responded to someone who asked you in September of 2009 that, Is Woody Page a big goofball when he isn't on Around the Horn, or is it just an act for TV? You answered, no, he's that. His career has kind of amazed me. My friends call him Woody Plage.
Pre-internet, during a Super Bowl in Miami, I went to Ricky Jackson's Pahokee home, wrote scene, described town, had a scene in which Ricky was coming home with a big check for his family. A few days later, Page writes the same column. But he never went to the home, and he just made up some bait shop, and gave some black guy a quote in ridiculous black dialect. This was during Denver News Wars.
The other Denver paper called him out on it, even wrote a letter in which both columns were published, I think.
Which one of you? The blame pie. This is my fault. How much of a percentage is going around here? I told Dan about this. Chris, why would you ever tell Dan anything you didn't want to get on air?
Who would have thought it would get to racism?
All right. I'm out. It was good. It was fun. I loved working here. I think I got to go on that note.
The Dan Le Batard Show · Hour 1: Tony Applies To Be UM's Assistant Football Coach · 6 Mar 2025
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Die Leser sind es wieder. Es ist Philip Seymour Hoffman, jetzt in einer anderen Szene mit viel mehr Menschen, viel mehr schwarzen Menschen. Das ist seltsam. Philip Seymour Hoffman scheint selbst schwarz zu sein.
physische DVD-Screener. In diesem Tag und Zeit bekommt jeder einen digitalen Screener, der sagt, hier ist der Link und es wird 48 Stunden dauern, um den Film zu sehen, etc. etc. Sie haben physische DVDs gesendet, weil sie dachten, dass man das Kunstwerk und etwas, das man in der Hand halten kann, would be more impactful on the voters.
And as Mike said, $6 million budget, $18 million spent on the marketing towards this campaign. Specifically, not the marketing for the movie, the marketing for the Oscar... Yeah, the FYC, four-year consideration. Yes, for the four-year consideration. This is for a movie that made $41 million. Now, that's not the most amazing part.
The most amazing part is the label, basically, that put this out, Neon Films. This is their second Oscar win in five years. Netflix hasn't done that. Disney hat das nicht gemacht. Sie haben auch Parasite gemacht. Parasite war ein 11-Millionen-Dollar-Budget. Sie haben 20 Millionen Dollar auf das gemacht. Letztes Jahr war auch Anatomy of a Fall. Es wurde nominiert.
Es hat nicht gewonnen, aber es hat das beste Original-Screenplay gewonnen. Dieser Typ Tom Quinn bei Neon, er könnte es sein. Ich würde sagen, was macht das hier?
Die Idee hier, Dan, ist, für mich ist es ein Triumph, weil Neon nicht Netflix ist, es ist nicht Apple, es ist nicht Disney. Es ist nicht mal A24. Es ist nicht mal A24. Es hat 2017 angefangen. Sie sind nicht mal 10 Jahre alt. Sie haben die Formel herausgefunden. Step one of the formula, you gotta make good movies. Good, compelling movies with good stories.
But spend three times the budget on marketing than you do on the art? Hold on. Step two is to be able to do these fiscally responsibly, right? Because by doing it low budget, you allow for the other money to come in and do so. They've also got a couple of other horror movies that did really well in the box office. No doubt. 100 Million Dollar Long Legs, I think, is one of them. No doubt.
Aber die Idee hier, Dan, ist, dass das etwas ist, von dem Hollywood, der große Hollywood, weggeht. Sie sagen, hey, du brauchst einen großen Budget. Du musst 200 Millionen Dollar sparen. Hey, es muss alle Typen von CGI haben. Und oh, übrigens, es muss aufgrund einer existenten IP irgendwo anders basiert sein.
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