Van Lathan

People just knew how to do it back then, man. People want to have fun at the movies.

People knew how to make movies back then.

People knew how to make movies back then.

People knew how to make movies back then.

As much as people... As much as people hate... There's been some hate here at The Ringer on Philo Beto and Every Which Way But Loose. Who hates that movie? I can't remember who I was talking to. It might have been Sean. It might have been Criterion Collection himself. Oh, I should have figured.

As much as people... As much as people hate... There's been some hate here at The Ringer on Philo Beto and Every Which Way But Loose. Who hates that movie? I can't remember who I was talking to. It might have been Sean. It might have been Criterion Collection himself. Oh, I should have figured.

As much as people... As much as people hate... There's been some hate here at The Ringer on Philo Beto and Every Which Way But Loose. Who hates that movie? I can't remember who I was talking to. It might have been Sean. It might have been Criterion Collection himself. Oh, I should have figured.

And a very serious period.

And a very serious period.

And a very serious period.

By the way, interesting thing with the title sequence. We don't come in with any zany music or anything like that. We come in silence. Heaven can wait across the screen. Which, like, you'd have thought, like, with the tone of the rest of the movie, that they would have got you ready for it. But no, they want to get you into the world.

By the way, interesting thing with the title sequence. We don't come in with any zany music or anything like that. We come in silence. Heaven can wait across the screen. Which, like, you'd have thought, like, with the tone of the rest of the movie, that they would have got you ready for it. But no, they want to get you into the world.

By the way, interesting thing with the title sequence. We don't come in with any zany music or anything like that. We come in silence. Heaven can wait across the screen. Which, like, you'd have thought, like, with the tone of the rest of the movie, that they would have got you ready for it. But no, they want to get you into the world.

Like a serious guy's life who actually is a serious football player.

Like a serious guy's life who actually is a serious football player.

Like a serious guy's life who actually is a serious football player.

You can watch this movie and tell, because when I'm watching the film, I'm thinking to myself, okay, who could play this role? Is this a role that Mark Harmon... I guess he wasn't acting yet. He's probably still at UCLA around this time. But who else could have played this role, obviously? But when you watch him drop back, he's dropping back, ball up, elbow slotted.

You can watch this movie and tell, because when I'm watching the film, I'm thinking to myself, okay, who could play this role? Is this a role that Mark Harmon... I guess he wasn't acting yet. He's probably still at UCLA around this time. But who else could have played this role, obviously? But when you watch him drop back, he's dropping back, ball up, elbow slotted.

You can watch this movie and tell, because when I'm watching the film, I'm thinking to myself, okay, who could play this role? Is this a role that Mark Harmon... I guess he wasn't acting yet. He's probably still at UCLA around this time. But who else could have played this role, obviously? But when you watch him drop back, he's dropping back, ball up, elbow slotted.

He knows that he knows how to throw the football, and he wants enough passes for him to actually have some film and some tape. I have that written down. Warren Beatty thinks he's the man.