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That Scene with Dan Patrick

That Scene with Dan Patrick

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In That Scene with Dan Patrick, legendary sports broadcaster Dan Patrick chats with celebrated actors and filmmakers to break down some of the most iconic scenes from their careers. Listen in as they share their early reactions to the script, details about how the scene actually got made, their response to watching it on screen for the first time, and reflections on the scene's impact -- both personal and cultural. With Dan Patrick’s humor and passion for movies guiding the conversation, listeners enjoy a journey with some of Hollywood’s biggest names through some of the most memorable scenes in TV and movie history. Featured guests include Will Ferrell, Adam Sandler, Lena Waithe, Bryan Cranston, David Harbour, Rosie Perez, John Cena, Ralph Macchio, Bill Burr, MJ Rodriguez, Patton Oswalt, and David Spade. Season 2 episodes release every Wednesday. Hear them first on Amazon Music.

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Episodi
  • D'Arcy Carden Meets Us in "The Good Place"

    D'Arcy Carden Meets Us in "The Good Place"
    Jan 5 2022

    Actor and Comedian D'Arcy Carden joins Dan to discuss her Emmy-nominated role as "Janet", the artificial intelligence-like guide in The Good Place. She reflects on what it was like to be a struggling actress before getting the role, what the audition process was like for "Janet", and how she celebrated when she received the good news. D'Arcy also reveals her anxiety when she realized she would be playing all the characters in the famous Season 3 episode, nannying for and later working alongside actor Bill Hader in Barry, plus she and Dan get to fangirl over Harry Styles. That's right, they both love Harry.

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    32 min
  • J.K. Simmons Finds the Right Tempo in "Whiplash"

    J.K. Simmons Finds the Right Tempo in "Whiplash"
    Dec 29 2021

    Actor J.K. Simmons joins Dan to discuss his Academy Award-winning performance as music instructor Terence Fletcher in the 2014 film Whiplash. He talks about his approach to portraying such an intense character and goes in-depth on some of the most memorable scenes, including "Find My Tempo", where he had to repeatedly slap Miles Teller. J.K. also touches on what it was like to become an "overnight sensation" late in his career, talks about his current role as the head coach of a football team in the sports drama National Champions, and reveals the meaning of his touching acceptance speech after winning the Oscar for "Best Supporting Actor" in 2015.

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    33 min
  • Walking "The Wire" with Method Man

    Walking "The Wire" with Method Man
    Dec 22 2021

    Dan sits down with rapper and actor Method Man to talk about his role on the critically-acclaimed HBO series The Wire. He shares how he first got the role and how he handled the ultimate demise of his character "Cheese", along with other stories from the set. Method Man also discusses his commitment to his acting career, other characters he'd like to play, and reuniting with Mary J. Blige and Redman on the current season of Power Book II: Ghost on STARZ. Plus, will there be a How High sequel (and will Dan be in it?), and you'll never believe what band Method Man would love to collaborate with.

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    34 min
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