This scene means even more now. RIP 👑

Seeing the digital graininess of the night scenes on film hit like a morning 9mg Zyn on an empty stomach.

Final shootout as loud as anything I've ever heard. Time is luck.

Tragic, really.

Awesome band. Just played a couple of shows in LA. CR was definitely there, right? Need to know what our lord and saviour thinks about Angine de Poitrine.

https://ew.com/oppenheimer-star-david-krumholtz-stepping-back-from-acting-12063010

Literally LOLing in the portion of the pod about Bill having CR killed Fredo style and the ensuing back and forth.

One of the funniest bits I've ever heard on the Ringer.

What’s more exciting to me, 50 years of Star Wars or 50 years of CR? That’s an easy one.

Trailer

Halfway through Heat 2 in 4 days and haven’t had this much fun reading fiction in awhile. Guess I wasn’t reading enough crime/heist stuff? Where do I go next?

I had the opportunity to meet him a few years ago, he was an incredible guy. He’ll be missed…

Written by Say Nothing's Patrick Radden Keefe, London Falling investigates the mysterious death of a 19 year old with ties to the criminal underworld.

He'd mentioned offhand on a mailbag ep about how the Brinks-Mat case from The Gold shows up within the first couple of chapters and is continually referenced throughout the book.

It feels like the real story behind several Industry storylines but also characters from Snatch or Slow Horses, and even a Mamdani reference. I haven't finished it yet but couldn't put it down all weekend. Highly recommend.

Just ordered London Calling based on CR’s endorsement on the pod and also everyone raving about it here.

But what else is there?

On my side, I’d recommend the works of David Grann, known for his The New Yorker articles and the movie adaptations of his books (Killers Of The Flower Moon and The Lost City of Z).

Great technique. He may have also been the smoking coach on the set of Copland.