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Steve Buscemi

Also referred to as Steve Bouchemey, Buscemi, Bishemi, Brascemi, Steve Bushy, Shemi

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Episodes featuring their films
10
Movies in this archive
9

Rewatchables episodes featuring Steve Buscemi’s films

Fargo

1996 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Kyle Brandt

Aired March 10, 2026

Pulp Fiction

1994 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Sean Fennessey

Aired July 29, 2024

Pulp Fiction

1994 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Sean Fennessey

Aired July 29, 2024

Big Daddy

1999 film

Bill Simmons · Joe House · Sean Fennessey

Aired June 28, 2024

Armageddon

1998 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Shea Serrano · Jason Concepcion

Aired May 21, 2020

King of New York

1990 film

Quentin Tarantino · Bill Simmons · Sean Fennessey

Aired January 16, 2020

Reservoir Dogs

1992 film

Bill Simmons · Sean Fennessey · Chris Ryan

Aired July 26, 2019

Con Air

1997 film

Bill Simmons · Shea Serrano · Chris Ryan

Aired December 18, 2018

The Big Lebowski

1998 film

Chris Ryan · Sean Fennessey · Jason Concepcion · David Shoemaker

Aired March 9, 2018

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In the discussion (2)
Approx. transcript time · 00:55:59Read transcript
  • Last week listeners were asked to tweak the Danny Trejo category (transcribed 'Danny trail'), since it had already been decided Trejo should be in every movie; a couple of people suggested variations of the adopted idea, so no one person gets credit: three actors, taken from a time machine in their primes, and the hosts decide which fits best.
  • Buscemi is the obvious pick for both: he could have played seven parts, Moron Number One or Two, the donuts guy, Joey Pants, an FBI agent, even the Duke on a budget; the game is called fun and the suggestions are thanked.
In the discussion (10)
Approx. transcript time · 00:50:05Read transcript
  • Goodman’s Walter is proposed as an exceptional career peak, with memorable line readings throughout.
  • Walter feels fully inhabited rather than merely a performance, strengthening the Goodman case. — Sean Fennessey
  • The Dude transforms Bridges’s screen persona so completely that the achievement can be overlooked.
  • Bridges’s earlier clear-speaking handsome-leading-man persona gives way to a more mumbled, relaxed register after this film. — Sean Fennessey
  • A run of earlier successes and disappointments is contrasted with later dependable supporting appearances. — Chris Ryan
  • Bridges embodies the role beyond the Coens’ usual joke of making handsome leading men ridiculous.
  • After this movie, audiences know the actor’s name and how to pronounce it, rather than simply recognizing him as that guy.
  • Donny is a sincere, slightly dopey guy, contrasting with the actor’s earlier tough-guy roles.
  • Turturro is rejected in favor of his Rounders role by one participant.
  • The Coens are rejected because other films rank higher for the speakers, who also perceive the directors as dismissive of this one.
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