Play It Cool: Fargo vs Blonde and Blonder
Two movies about criminal endeavors careening out of control, steadfast heroines, and toxic masculinity — it’s Fargo vs Blonde and Blonder.
Listen to my chat with Emmanuelle Vaugier on the latest Strong Female Leads.
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Emmanuelle Vaugier (Lost Girl, Saw 2, Two and a Half Men) plays my favorite type of villain but is basically a saint. She discusses bringing humanity to the more chaotic characters she plays and what she loves about making Christmas movies along with sharing the very sweet story of adopting one of her dogs.
Emmanuelle has such talent, from her delivery to her physicality to her voice, so I reveled in the chance to discover how she layers such heart into her characters, but we also dove deep on important personal matters, like why only OTHER kids had trampolines growing up.
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Let Them All Talk: Broadcast News vs Love Potion No. 9
Two movies about who others think we are and where that intersects with our self-perception — it’s Broadcast News vs Love Potion No. 9.
Cash Cows: Space Jam vs Rollerball
Two movies about corporate interests deciding individuals’ fates and the pressure of fame — it's Space Jam vs Rollerball.
Flesh and Blood: The Royal Tenenbaums vs The Killing of a Sacred Deer
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Whatta Man: Casino Royale vs Viva Rock Vegas
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Un-Break My Heart: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo vs The Parent Trap
Two movies about family mysteries with an interesting exploration of gender — it's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) vs The Parent Trap (1998).
