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Charles S. Dutton

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Rewatchables episodes featuring Charles S. Dutton’s films

Rudy

1993 film

Bill Simmons · Kyle Brandt

Aired August 22, 2024

A Time to Kill

1996 film

Bill Simmons · Wesley Morris

Aired July 11, 2023

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Apex Mountain

Sean Astin; Charles S. Dutton; modern-era Notre Dame football; Ron Dean; Vincent Vaughn billing; all-time centers

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  • Astin’s signature role is judged Rudy despite personal Toy Soldiers preferences and the scale of Lord of the Rings; the suggestion Encino Man followed it is a podcast chronology claim, not verified metadata. — Kyle Brandt
  • Notre Dame initially receives a no, then its modern football era receives support for1988–94 and the1993 season; Dutton receives clear support alongside Roc. — Kyle Brandt
  • Ross’s peak is placed at Major League, while Vaughn receives a joking yes specifically for his full Vincent screen billing rather than his later Vince career. — Bill Simmons
  • Dean’s simultaneous Rudy and The Fugitive appearances make a persuasive career-peak case. — Bill Simmons
  • All-time centers in informal football receive a yes, with the position’s limited appeal mocked. — Bill Simmons
  • Vaughn/Favreau collaborations peak at Swingers; Rockne speeches are assigned an alternative in The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training and criticized as overrated here. — Bill Simmons
  • Astin’s crying is preferred in Toy Soldiers despite anticipated Return of the King objections. — Kyle Brandt
  • Unsupportive sports-family members peak with Paulie, including the later loss of Rocky’s money; Rocky’s unpaid Drago fight also deserves blame. — Bill Simmons
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