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Jason and Jules go deep into the anime flick "Princess Mononoke", created by the legendary Hayao Miyazaki. Why? Cause Billy Crudup voices the main character. Ol Billy is joined by Billy Bob Thronton, Claire Danes (who he'll soon star with in "Stage Beauty" and start dating), Minnie Driver and Keith David. Do Jason and Jules like anime? Do they like this thing? Do you want to be friends on Instagra...

You can't stream "Grind", you can't pirate "Grind", but you sure can order it off Mercari from some dude in Florida and eventually realize you both respect and enjoy Paul Schulze. "Grind" is Billy Crudup's 4th film on imdb, but it's for sure his actual first and it was made by the same people that made the shark misery film "open water". Also stars the wonderful, late Adrienne Shelly in a pretty d...

Jason and Jules fire up Billy Crudup's third movie and discover it's real horny. Listen to them talk about Joaquin Phoenix, Jennifer Connoly, Liv Tyler and good ol Billy Crudup in a period piece that also has Will Patton! And boobs! And Abbott withdrawal perhaps? Join the party over on Instagram @wedoingfilmographies or on Twitter @dofilmographies .

Jason and Jules continue their deep dive into actor filmographies with the Billy Crudup series. Is Woody Allen's "Everyone Says I Love You" good? Does Crudup have a big part in this 90s musical? Do Jules or Jason change their mind on Julia Roberts? Find out! And hang out with us at these links: https://linktr.ee/wedoingfilmographies

Jason and Jules dive into Billy Crudup's filmography with his first film, the star-filled Barry Levinson film "Sleepers" from 1996. Follow us on Instagram @wedoingfilmographies or Twitter @dofilmographies

Ray Liottas wife? She dead. His daughter? She no talk now. Whoopie Goldberg? She shaking this mess up and getting everyone back on track, even if she does do a little too much heaven chatter. Also, someone tell Don Ameche to stop touching people's faces. Anybody else see this movie at the videostore when they were little and think "well that looks boring and terrible." This movie has a marketing p...

Hold on to your hats, it's the 10th episode in the Ray Liotta run! And there's NO ESCAPE! So Ray Liotta plays a military man in 2022. He does some sad murder of civilians because his commanding officer forced him to. So Liotta shoots him in the head. Seems like he could of just blasted the dude first and then not killed those women and children, but whatever. So he goes to future jail. And it suck...

Hot take: "Unlawful Entry" is Ray Liotta's best performance in this run. Yes, better than "Goodfellas". WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT?!?!?! This movie is pretty amazing. I'm not even gonna fake like maybe we don't like it. Liotta is crazy amazing in this. His ability to generate warmth and appear to be the dopest dude ever and then be the scariest of the scaries is astonishing. It also has Kurt Rus...

Its the 8th episode in the Liotta run and what if there was a movie that kinda did MASH and sorta did Scrubs? What of it was full of hot, young doctors performing secret surgeries because the VA is evil and won't provide life-saving medical care if it wasn't caused by bullets? What if John Mahoney was being a real bad dude once again? Well, then you would have Article 99. Ray Liotta, Kiefer Suther...

Holy moly, this here is the 7th film credit (that still exists) for our buddy Ray Liotta. It's not "Women & Men", which has James Woods, nope it's "Women & Men 2"! Which has Scott Glenn! Matt Dillon! Kyra Sedgewick! Andie McDowell! Juliette Binoche! And? RAY LIOTTA. I wish I could tell you it was good. Or even kind of interesting. I can't lie to you. These three stories are impressively dull and g...

I kind of feel like if you molest someone and push them out of a car, you get pistol-whipped, but maybe I'm just old fashioned. It's time for our "Goodfellas" episode. There are many more like it, but this episode is mine. It's a great movie, so it's a good episode. Jules does some voices, I open the episode with an anecdote that will probably jettison the last of the older people we lured in on F...

If you build it... Ray Liotta will come. And your dead dad. Which on of us cries when Costner finally talks to his dad? Which one of us gets real mad when the time travel shows up? Do we have some real thoughts on Ray Liotta's performance in this?  And if we do, did we remember to explain them or only talk about talking to our girlfriends about him? Those are some good questions! The answers can o...

Say, you, uh, got any kinda feelings about actors playing characters with developmental disabilities? You know, like your Rain Man's or your I am Sam's? Oh boy that's a tricky one. Probably not a great idea... This here "Dominick and Eugene" has Tom Hulce playing Dominick, a garbage man who supports his brother Eugene (Ray Liotta) through medical school. Is it going to make you turn it off in disg...

Lordy, lordy this is really something. Fire up IMDB and scope this out: Ray Liotta, Michael Stipe, Eric Bogosian, Steve Buscemi, Mark Boone Jr., Sean Young and Richard Schiff (or maybe you were also pumped for novelist Richard Price). Is this a lost treasure? Is it amazing? It's set in the mid 80s art scene? Filmography boys, tell me about it?!?!?! You should watch it. Will you? Meet back here and...

LIOTTA. WEEK TWO. "SOMETHING WILD". YOU'VE SEEN THIS RIGHT??? I suspect this is really the introduction to Liotta for most people in the late 80s. It's a kind of meet-cute? Jeff Daniels meets Melanie Griffith. Their relationship is built on lies. You slowly grow to like them. Then? A spooky monster shows up. It's Ray Liotta and he seems like he might be cool, but also no he seems like he's faking...

It's Liotta time! Let's not be miserable he's dead (it's terrible), let's celebrate his career (he was in so much)! Do it with us! Dude was a dang powerhouse actor who straight up brought it to every performance I've seen. Take, for instance, "The Lonely Lady". It's a razzie. The lead actress, Pia Zadora, had this thing built around her by her billionaire husband. It's real weird, wooden, and full...