In Wild Horse Nine, the two main characters are CIA agents sent to destabilize Chile's democracy after Salvador Allende's election.
“They're CIA agents who have been sent to destabilize Chile's democracy after President Allende was elected.”
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David Marchese
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Wild Horse Nine stars Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich as two CIA agents.
“his latest Wild Horse Nine, about two CIA agents played by Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich.”
Wild Horse Nine was scheduled to be released in theaters on November 6th.
“His new movie Wild Horse Nine is in theaters November 6th.”
David Marchese says John Malkovich reportedly stated he has not voted since 1971.
“he said he hasn't voted since 1971 or something like that.”
Marchese recalls a quote attributed to comedian Peter Cook that Weimar Germany had the greatest satire and it did not stop Hitler.
“greatest satire in the world was in Weimar Germany, and that stops Hitler right in his tracks.”
Critic Hilton Als wrote a piece criticizing Martin McDonagh's play A Behanding in Spokane over its depiction of a Black character.
“There was a a piece by Hilton Als about your play, Uh, a Behanding in Spokane”
New York Times critic Wesley Morris wrote that the use of the n-word in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri was glib.
“my colleague here at The Times, Wesley Morris, wrote a piece about Three Billboards, where he, you know, he said he thought the character's use of the n word was e, uh, was glib, basically.”
Victor Jara was a Chilean activist and folk singer who was targeted and killed by the Pinochet regime.
“a Chilean activist, folk singer who was targeted and killed by the Pinochet regime.”
David Marchese states that Martin McDonagh and Phoebe Waller-Bridge have been together for about a decade.
“you and, uh, Phoebe Waller Bridge have been together for a a decade.”
Marchese quotes Phoebe Waller-Bridge as saying McDonagh's The Pillowman was the first play she saw that made her think theater could be exciting.
“It was the first play I saw that made me think theater can be really exciting.”