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Henry Rollins

Also referred to as Rollins

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Heat

1995 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Michael Mann

Aired November 2, 2021

Heat

1995 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan

Aired January 24, 2020

Heat

1995 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan

Aired August 7, 2017

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The Bourne Identity

Recasting Couch

Cole Hauser or Casey Affleck in Clive Owen’s role; Amy Adams or the transcript-observed “Chloe 70” in Julia Stiles’s role; Al Pacino as Conklin

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  • Neil's apartment without a couch; he could have gotten a futon. — Chris Ryan
  • House of Pain's 'Jump Around' is called one of the worst moments; a 1995 L.A. Tupac song such as 'Picture Me Rollin'' would have been better. — Bill Simmons
  • Payphones, an integral character in the movie; Jeremy Piven's hair. — Bill Simmons
  • Late-50s Pacino beating up Henry Rollins's much bigger character is not believable. — Bill Simmons
  • Pacino kissing on screen is gross, with Sea of Love mentioned. — Bill Simmons
  • Vincent and Justine's marriage is described in sophisticated terms; her 'this is not sharing, this is leftovers' felt realistic, her 'remains of dead people' speech is oratorical, and Vincent keeps a TV on the dinner table for SportsCenter. — Bill Simmons
  • Settled answer: 'What do we say aged the worst? Jump Around? Yeah, let's say Jump Around.' — Bill Simmons
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Probably Unanswerable Questions

Who is Pacino's stunt double in the Henry Rollins tackle; has anyone ever stopped a pickup basketball game to ask where to get bread

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  • Offered as questions rather than lessons: where is the stunt man who doubled Pacino running through the door to tackle Henry Rollins, who looks like Joe Jarevicius (as transcribed) running slant patterns and jumps an ottoman before the film cuts away to Pacino holding Rollins.
  • Has anyone in the history of pickup basketball interrupted a game to ask where to get a loaf of bread, as Val Kilmer's character does after Charlene signals that the cops are there? The players treat it as a normal question, and amid a massive manhunt by police who know he is coming and what he looks like, he is let go though he has only had a haircut and is limping from a shattered clavicle.
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