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Episode #35 -- Vertigo
Austin and Eric are back but they're both very nervous about being this high up. Luckily Vertigo is easily cured. Right? They'll find out as they deep dive into the acclaimed Hitchcock thriller starring Jimmy Stewart as a detective who looks into a ghost story. It's strange, upsetting and it all feels like a dream. But did that work for both of them? They can definitely agree on Stewart's nuanced and upsetting performance.\xa0
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James Stewart's Five
1) The Philadelphia Story
2) It's a Wonderful Life
3) Winchester '73\xa0
4) Harvey
5) Vertigo
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Join us next Wednesday for their wrap-up of Jimmy Stewart and the announcement of their next Five.
Artwork by Ray Martindale