Ep 418 - Why Philip Seymour Hoffman Matters w/ Justin Rogers-Cooper (PREVIEW)

Philip Seymour Hoffman is a towering figure in American cinema whose death in 2014 left a big gaping hole in the culture. I really think there has never been anyone really like him, before or since, on the screen. In this conversation, Justin Rogers-Cooper joins me to reflect on Hoffman's body of work, the particular power he brought to his performances in a wide range of movies, and the profound legacy he occupies in our "cringe" era. Listen to the full episode

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