Tracy Letts

Couldn't get him.

There's a real lack of specificity about Travolta's character.

It's an odd thing, an odd choice.

Yeah, it's an odd choice that Zellian has made to not have more information about just who that guy is because by the end of the movie, it was like, oh, we were supposed to be tracking the changes in him, but he doesn't seem like the thing.

Duvall does something really interesting here.

I mean, this character of the opposing counsel, right?

Oh, he's the angel of death.

He's the one who's going to—we know that character so well.

James Mason, Billy Bob Thornton in The Judge coming out, right?

That's right.

He's always—George C. Scott in— In Herod the Wind?

No, no, no.

George C. Scott with Jimmy Stewart in—

Anatomy of a Murder, right?

And yet Duvall plays against all those types, right?

He's this idiosyncratic guy who like steals a croissant from the breakfast table, steals a pen.

It was hard to find.

I had to buy it on Apple TV again.

I couldn't find it.

Watch that for the first time.