Welcome to the Pope cast with Michelle Royley, Mike Cross and Brendan Onaian. Sit down and enjoy your point. I'm too mad to go with the wall, I'm not sticking a shin to bolt, I'm not scratching all his collar and I reach problem. I'm very sorry to get back.
Hello. Week was entertaining. I was in Mexico at this point last week. Oh no.
How did that go? I can't really remember. So I'm guessing it was good. Yeah, it was quick, but it was nice.
Did you enjoy the weather at all or are you inside? I enjoyed the weather, got to golf, swam in the golf. Golf, golf and golf. I have never been to Mexico anywhere.
I would highly recommend the way we did it, which is all inclusive and a very swanky resort where you're isolated from the every day, tripping. The riff-raff. Yeah. A buying chicklets.
Were you there for work? Yeah, it was a work thing, but it was more of like a reward type trip. So it was very low key. Not too many events I had to be at.
No, that's good. Yeah, so I'm here solo because Allison's off on... A girls weekend, a bachelor at party of sorts for her sister. Well, her younger sister is getting married in the summer.
And so they are going... Well, there's her there by now. They're going to Phoenix or the Tucson area for this bachelor at party. Which one is it?
Phoenix or Tucson? I don't know. You're such a guy. Well, there's two things.
They may be in both because I assume Phoenix is the more happening area. I have no idea either way. But it's a combo trip because Allison's sister also wants to stop by and see their dad who is in Tucson for the summer. Oh, yeah.
For the winter. And that's when they lost me. If it was my bachelor party or a bachelor at party, I would go in the opposite direction of wherever my parents were, wherever my dad was. I'm not going to see my dad during the bachelor weekend.
It's crazy. I might see my dad, but I certainly wouldn't want to see my mom. That's bad. Yeah, it's a different...
I don't know. It's a different trip. It's a different mindset. I would never enter my mind to even consider that.
I mean, what's the mindset of a bachelor party? Even at the right young age of 46 when I think bachelor party, which I haven't been to one in years, I think strippers and lap dances and shots and stuff. I don't want my mom to run. Right.
Well, I mean, she likes doing shots once. She does like strippers too. Yeah, I'm sure she does. Not the same ones I do.
Yeah. So I'll be in Vegas next week. Nice. For work Monday through Wednesday.
So hopefully I'll have a story or two to tell next week. It's good. Yeah. We were in Vegas a couple weeks ago.
There's always entertainment there. You can't beat it. So go have fun. I mean, we're getting old, but I still like it for a three-day weekend.
It's great. Yeah, that's funny too. Oh, it's way pastes like getting the hell out of there. So I was there a long time ago.
I was covering the World Series of Poker for my magazine. And this was 15 years ago, ish. Really right before the World Series became a big thing. It was on ESPN, but no one watched it.
It wasn't a known thing. I went down there to cover it and Paulie came down. Just because I had a free hotel room. He came down there.
So I was down there for roughly a week. Like five days. Yeah, long way long. Oh my god.
By the third day, the veneer has come off and you see just how money grubbing and sort of seedy and it's just not a good vibe. I think nefarious is the best word. Yeah. And it is.
It's like one of those glitz glamour things. And I actually caught it quick because we were in Phoenix and we raced up to Vegas for, we were in Vegas for like 28 hours. Wow. And by 3am on the Saturday night that we were there, I was roaming around the casino by myself like, oh my.
Time to go. I actually saw. I saw Anchorman in a movie theater in a casino in Vegas. Really?
That's interesting. When it first came out, I was there on a work trip and I got there early for some reason and I was meeting one of our sales girls at the time. She was coming out and I had lost quick on the tables. And so I was just killing time until she showed up and we could get dinner or something.
I can't spend any more money. I can't lose any more money on the tables. So I went half in the bag and went and saw Anchorman by myself in the theater and I never laughed so hard in the theater than that time. Just by myself just cracking myself up drunk watching Anchorman at 11 o'clock on a Tuesday in Las Vegas.
Yeah, you're like having a bag. It's still one of my favorite movies by the way. By the way, flying has taken a step off. I got down for the seat size, which is not good for the ginormous people in the world like you.
But the interactive screens on the back of the headrests, which the last, I mean they've been around for a little while, not that long though, but caught them on the way to and from Mexico. They are unbelievable. You can talk to seat to seat conversations. Oh really?
Yeah, you can. They have a whole body of free movies and then mid-range movies for like $4.99 and then first run movies for $7.99 games. I got myself occupied on the way down there. I love that stuff.
It's like the rollout is inconsistent or slow or something because you get on one of those flights where it's one of the first flights that has that and it's fantastic and it's new and it's working perfectly and it's great and then the flight back from wherever you go and it's non-existent. Yeah, it's glitchy. It's got a 10-year difference between planes. It's unusual.
Yeah. We were fortunate to have a very well-cooked and the exact same plane. It's like that one plane out of here that just goes back and forth and can't do it. So yeah, so it makes the time burn by a little quicker.
Well speaking of movies, Oscars. Ourser time. Did you get a chance to catch any of it? Either in Mexico or after Mexico?
I did I get most of my... Yeah, I was back. So it was on. I got back late, but you know, seven o'clock on Sunday.
Wait enough. We kind of dug through some of that and there were a couple of things that really stood out to me like number one, Mad Max. Right. Just winning.
She's just hauling in a word after word after word. Did you see Mad Max? No, you know what? It's not my kind of thing.
I saw. And I wasn't excited going in and I wasn't excited coming out of it. But there's no question that the makeup and the effects, that's all good. I'm not sure it was above any of the other effects movies though.
I mean, was it better than Star Wars with that stuff? I don't know. I mean, whatever. I often, you know, I question my own mentality when I think about those types of movies like you know, the science fiction or you know, anything from Star Wars to the Mad Max Transformers to even the superhero stuff like the Marvel series, all that Batman and Superman.
I have zero interest in any of those movies. I find myself wanting to see like comedy, drama or like good story. That's real. That doesn't involve fake people or aliens or you know.
I do kind of get into that, although not super into it. But then what like I'll certainly dip my toe in or take that first step into that Marvel stuff. But then it's it's turned up because I have two boys. Yeah.
You're doing that. I easily will get the. Well, it surrounds you more into it. Yeah.
Yeah, it surrounds you. But you know, I often kind of look at myself and like is it bad that I don't should not, should not like that kind of stuff. Well, you know, I don't know. It's not, it's not great.
But what I do try to do because of my background, I try to see the story in there. I try to see how the character development. I try to see, oh, you know, if you strip away all the stupid costumes and everything, there is kind of a story in there and those characters could be interesting, even though it's really superficial, but sure, like, yeah, there might be something there. Well, they've got to do something to keep the moms entertained.
Yeah. Yeah. So a lot of times there's not anything there, but sometimes there is. Yeah.
So what about what were your takes from the from the evening festival? I mean, Chris Rock was on a roll. I thought he was good. I can roll.
I mean, we've all heard the good and the bad since then, but I thought it could have gone a horribly wrong. I think he walked a fine line that was pretty, pretty good. I think he did a good job. A lot of the Oscars so white or the lack of diversity in the nominees, I think they hit it, you know, five times and they probably got to hit it three times maybe in the broadcast, but as far as the tone, I think it was good.
Yeah. I think one of the highlights of the night was definitely Sasha Baron come, who's one of my absolute favorites. Yeah. And what I found out a couple of days later that was even better was that the Academy, what's the motion picture, whatever their group is, had told him explicitly that he was not allowed to come as Borat.
And of course, his wife, Ilefisher, sneaks the costume in, you know, in what I mean, that's not much of a costume. It's like a fake goatee, wrap over his head, you know, some gloves. It's not getting into the men's room and anyone in right before you is going out and killed. I mean, his line about.
Did they say he couldn't come as Borat or he couldn't come as Aligee? Or I'm sorry. Did I say Borat? Yeah.
Oh, I'm sorry. Aligee. Yeah. But so of course, any character that he's going to bring is going to be one that's the most relevant right now.
And it is Aligee because it's coming out with another movie. Well, I think he did that on purpose because of the the. Well, the whole black. Oscar's too white.
You know, that tone. I like his line about the short yellow guys with the tiny dong is not getting any nominations. The minions. You know, I don't know what it is about Sasha Baron Cohen, but I've always been a ginormous fan of this.
He's he's somebody who he pushes every freak in line and not all of it works. And there's no question that some of it is sophomoric or most of it is. But when he gets into the Aligee interviews, it's I mean, there's some pretty impressive stuff going on. He knows where the comfort line is and he wants to step right over.
Oh, yeah. Get a full foot over that. It's great. I love it.
Yeah. Anyway, so I saw Mad Max. I can't believe it was up for Best Picture. The technical awards fine.
Who cares? I didn't see a lot of these other ones. I saw I saw the Martian. It was fine.
I mean, you knew it would be up for Best Picture and Damon would be up for Best Actor. But I didn't know that. I mean, I thought Damon might be up with the movie itself. It was good.
Oh, no, I don't think it deserved it, but it was it was Taylor made for an Oscar nomination. I think I think for him it was. I'm surprised that it would, you know, help as a movie. I don't think so.
I mean, there are movies that I'm struggling with because I really want to see and I so I can't give a lot of some like spotlight in the revenue. It's just that world we live in where we have kids. So movies are I saw the big short. I really want to see that too.
When I heard that was fantastic. Let's see, no Revenant, no Danish girl room. I don't want to see. Oh, yeah.
It's too it's too dark. It's too dark for me. Bridge of Spies. I saw I like that.
Yeah, I'd like to see that. I mean, you know, it gets every year we get to this point where it's Academy Awards time and I'm like, hey, I haven't seen anything. You know, so I, you know, the little that I watched the Academy Awards is more defined either A the comedy, the interesting story, the flash in the pan moment like Sushar and Kone had or to see something like what Leo de Caprio did at the end. You know, when he won and he came out and he gave up.
So it was soliloquy that I thought was pretty good. Yeah. And I was impressed. To back up, I have a website for you in the audience.
If you want to see any or all of these new movies and there's TV shows on there too as well, I'm not sure if it's still updating. There's nothing on there for 2016, but it had all the new movies like before they were in theaters or when they're in theaters still, which called Rainier Land. Rainierland.com. Like Mount Rainier.
Mount Rainier. And it's they're all like high def or fairly high def. It's not like some knucklehead shooting of video camera in the theater, the old school bootlegs. No, no, it's like a real deal.
And so you can see all these online for free and as quick or slow as you want. So that's a good one. And you have to pay for these? No, no, no, it's it's yeah, it's not entirely a sanctioned.
Yeah, that's a kind of a. That's why I'm thinking there's no updates in the past, you know, two months. Maybe it's it's a somebody shot him down. Yeah, but whatever interesting.
There are some movies on here, hateful dates on there. Yep. And I'm dying to see that. All the good ones that came out in the fall and winter on there and like, I mean, Star Wars on there.
Hey, yeah, that's cool. Straight out of Compton, which I'd like to see. Deadpool's on there. Yeah, that's cool.
Not for me, but that's a new one though. Oh, that is new. Yeah. There you go.
Daddy's home. It lives. So I'm going to pop into this and see. So the other thing was that spotlight one for Best Picture.
I didn't see it. You didn't see it, but it was it was a surprise of the show. You know, it was a surprise, I guess. I don't I don't put as much of a surprise factor on it based on who the Academy of motion pictures folks are.
I don't doubt for a second that it's a great movie. It's a little bit of that all the president's men, you know, vibe. Yeah, yeah. And I do want to see it and I think it's, you know, there's a lot to be said for for that whole era of the Catholic church.
So yeah, you know, let's just hope it's over. Well, we're coming to an end. I think we can safely say this not over, but yeah, who knows. So continuing on movies.
Now's the fun part. The razzy awards. The razzy's. This is always good.
So to no surprise, I've seen well tied for the worst picture were I think they tied was fantastic for and 50 shades of gray. I've seen fantastic for again, the kids. It's horrifically bad. It's yeah, my wife saw 50 shades of gray.
I've seen, I don't know, 10 minutes of it here and there. It looks like shit. I can't believe that movie. I can't believe that book for one, but the movie is utter dog shit.
I mean, I can believe that I can believe the book and yeah, no, I can believe the book. I can't believe that the book was that big of a hit though. Like don't those come out like every every summer? Women are looking for a poor not let.
I guess so. You know, I mean, they're not gonna, you know, they're not gonna watch more. They're afraid we're gonna find it on the browser history. So they don't do it.
They don't know how to leap that shit. But, and I think it's, I think it spoke to an inner part of many women out there who are, you know, they have, they have take charge lives and, you know, looking for something on the other side that, that kind of gets them to release from that bond of being, you know, the decision maker. Yeah, that movie was bad. The, oh, I'm sure it was terrible.
I couldn't bring myself to watch it. I don't know who I would cast, but it wouldn't have been those two. It was terrible. So worst actor as part of the Razzies was Jamie Dornan from 50 Shades.
First actress Dakota Johnson from 50 Shades. Where's director? Yeah, where's director Josh Trank and Alan Smithy of Fantastic Four, shocking. Where's screenplay?
Fifty Shades of Grey. Oh my God. The other. Worst supporting actor Eddie Redmayne for Jupiter Ascending.
Is that? No. That's the actor from the Danish girl. Okay.
Yeah. Yeah. Jupiter Ascending. So he was nominated for an Oscar for one of his movies and he won a Razzie for the other.
Yeah. Huh. Interesting. Talk about both ends, right?
Like a sci-fi movie and it had Mila Kunis. It had him. It had Channing Tatum. So I had a pretty solid cast.
I saw half of it and it was bad. I remember that. I couldn't handle it. Worst supporting actress.
Kaylee Cuoco-Sweeting for Alvin and the Chipmunks Road Ship. Road Ship. That's a boy actor. Yeah.
You know, worst supporting actress for a boy sack? Well, and the wedding ring. Oh, oh, oh, oh, it's a double match. She had a twofer.
Yeah. So those two performances combined and she got worst supporting actress. Yeah. She got kicked over the edge by the double down.
All right. I'm going to guess like it's the Razzies. They can make up the rules as they go along, right? Worst remake slash ripoff.
Fantastic Four. Worst screen combo. Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson. Now that, see that, I don't know.
I think they were just piling on there. Of course. Because everyone was like, look, if nothing else, the sex scenes in the movie were at least mildly entertaining in their two. Yeah.
You're looking people, right? These two movies tied for the worst movie of the year. And then they just said, all right. So every actor in them is going to get an award for the other.
Yeah, throw them down the place as well. So here's the kicker. And I don't, this must be new this year. I'm going to play dumb and say I don't know about it.
So I don't know about it. The Razzie Redeemer Award. Yeah. I never said one to.
I've never heard of that either. So I think what it is, is someone who is associated with a former winner of the Razzies, like a best picture winner and has redeemed themselves with a comeback in a good movie. Yeah. So this year's Razzie Redeemer Award was so best, just alone, for Creed.
Yeah. And it's, they've only done this award since 2014. So he's the second winner. Third because they're, it's the 2016 Razzies.
Oh, yeah. They have them with the 2015 award. Oh, they have them with the 2015? Okay.
It's the awards given in 16, but it's for. It's for 15. Okay. So winner last year in 2014, he, winner for Razzie, Akbas, or worst actor award, Ben Affleck, for Glee.
What? For Glee. Remember that movie? He got a Razzie for that back in the day.
Oh, okay. And then the redemption part was Argo and Gone Girl. And I will say this, and I've always said that. There you go.
And Affleck can't act as well out of a white paper bag, but Gone Girl was very good. And Argo was very good. Both very good movies. He's not a great actor, but he's a good director.
He's a good director. And he's an unbelievably good writer when he gets going. I mean, I just don't think, I think it's his little brother is really the star of that show. Casey Affleck, who is unbelievably good.
So yeah. So Sylvester Stallone, he was, he was going from and to, he was the all time Razzie champ. And moving on to Creed for his redeemer. So he had a lot of bad ones, man.
Oh my God. Yeah. Stop or my mom will shoot. I remember that one.
I mean, yeah. I just, I mean, he's. Don't do it. Talk about pigeonholed actor.
I mean, he only played the big dumb fucking galoo. Yeah. And I think that's just his lot in life, right? And I didn't see Creed because I think after the first Rocky, it kind of went downhill.
Yeah. No. Three, three, got a little bit of a deck cat bounce because you had Mr. T in there kicking ass, but other than that.
I watched three last night. And two was pretty good. I mean, two, but two was kind of formulaic. Yeah.
Three, at least is when it started to get mixed. You can't beat Creed. I mean, Creed, you can't beat clubber Lang. Clubber.
T. Yeah. He carries that entire movie. And in the movies from Chicago.
Yes. Well, in real life, he's from Chicago. I know, but the clubber Lang doing his, uh, his pull-ups on the beam and his basement. Yeah.
Strip and sweat. Yeah. High quality writing there. I love it.
Yeah. Good stuff. The other thing that I saw this week that I had to mention is because it's, it's, it's, it's, it's crazy. Uh, was this, uh, list of the most searched terms in the United States, uh, for porn.
It came from the website Pornhub. Uh, so each state. I've never heard of that. No, I've never ever either.
I thought I was going to miss my notes. Uh, porn cube? You know what's amazing about this map or I'll, I'll let you kind of do it on it. But what's amazing about it is that our entire country loves, first of all loves lesbian.
I know. Um, but there's like a really good subset of people who like the step family, right? Up sisters, stuff, mom. Uh, and then there's like these three throwaways where cartoon so they're into the anime porn, right?
See, that is what caught my eye as disturbing. And well, and I would have really thought it would have been Hawaii that would have been locked down on that cartoon porn without, you know, if you had to throw that out there and said which state it was. Yeah. Because they carry the most Asian population, right?
Or you know, somewhere on the west coast or. And, but they, their turn, they, that they were the most popular in Hawaii was Asian. Asian, right. So really it was like, uh, you know, that problem when you go to Hawaii and you go into a store and you're like, and you want Hawaiian bread, do you just ask for bread, right?
I mean, so, uh, shocking. We only won Milf State. That was very disappointing. And it's a little roadie.
I mean, uh, Rhode Island coming in with the milfs. Well, so this map to me is surprising. It's it really is. I lesbian, almost everywhere.
It's dominant. The step mom step sister. Uh, that's in surprisingly too many places. Um, but none of the none of the classics are represented.
I don't think, uh, facials. Well, I'm going to say, uh, anal or big tits or, uh, I don't know, threesome or like, whatever, like there's no diversity in this map. I'm surprised it's so limited. I mean, the diversity is Louisiana with black.
I love that. And, and, uh, well, yeah, there's black, which is apparently different than that. Then ebony, right, right. And, uh, you know what's, what's interesting about that?
The ebony and the blind and just the belt that that's in, you know, it's, uh, what do we got there? We got Georgia, Mississippi and New Orleans. Yeah. Uh, typically you feel like that's the segregated world.
Maybe it is. Maybe it's that taboo thing. Maybe it's, you know, to them their stuff sister is normal, but you know, finding a black chick, but you know, black chick is definitely not, definitely not on the radar. Oh, no.
So I, I take on it. Yeah. So, uh, Illinois is one of the many representing lesbian. We're so boring.
I know. I know. You know, I mean, we need to somebody, we need to get people live in this up a little bit. Yeah.
I'm shocked that there's not one state that has gay here. So, you know, it's something like really out of the ordinary, not that that's really out of the ordinary, but like something that is strikingly different than this map, which to me really represents not much. Right. I mean, everything's a short leap to the next, right?
I mean, you got to stop mom in, uh, in Nebraska and you got to stop sister in Minnesota. You push those two together and you got some lesbian action. Yeah. Well, I think the only, only outlier are the three states where cartoon was the number one searched term.
That's, yeah. I mean, if you're, if you're looking at the, uh, the contiguous us, that's the number one search term. How do you, how does that happen? I mean, what do you, I mean, I'm trying to imagine myself going to porn, however, you porn or whatever and going up there and being like, you know, what I'm really thinking about right now is cartoon porn.
Yeah. I mean, fine. Look at it, but can't be your number one. Go to right.
Yeah. I mean, it's in that many people. It's pretty impressive. I didn't see what's going on in Tennessee.
What do we got covered there? Tennessee, Alabama. And then is that Vermont up there or is that? Well, Tennessee, Arkansas, Arkansas, not Alabama.
And then, yeah, is that New Hampshire is that Vermont or New Hampshire? I always get those two issues because they're the same thing flipped upside down in one turned over. Yeah. And they're the same people.
So, but you'd think they'd have different choices that or there obviously one like step mom. I know one step mom and one's cartoon. Good God. Yeah.
It's an interesting country. Yeah, the northeast is far northeast is fucked up. Cartoon step mom and step sister. Yeah.
I had little roadie, you know, bringing it back home with the most. Yeah. I like that. Show on their show on their style.
Exactly. You know, and only one. It's amazing. And that's it.
Yeah. The sliver of estate. It's small. I think it's smaller than Chicago.
I love it. Yeah. I think it's actually touch on vinyl because I, so I realized this last week. My impression of vinyl was wrong.
And basically what I thought it was was sort of a fictionalized version of actual events and actual people. So I didn't think they would actually show that they would use the real names and real likenesses. They'd make someone who looked kind of like Mick Jagger, but they wouldn't use the name. It would be like some other, you know, some name, you kind of knew who it was.
Mick Jagger. Yeah. Or who's the Andy Warhol? Yeah.
He was in one of the episodes. I'm like, oh, you're the guy with white hair and glasses. But he's going to be like Randy something. It's not really the guy.
It's going to be like sort of likenesses are similar, but not the same guy. No, I was completely wrong. They are using the real names and they're referring to the real people. And I don't know what I was thinking.
So I'm way off on all that. No, I mean, you know, when we initially talked about it, I was, I was concerned that you were pulling back right up the gate, but I knew it would really get back in. Yeah. So the first one, the first episode was slow.
The second one got crazy quick. Very. I'm halfway through the third. I finished the third one up yet.
The third is when we start settling in a little bit and you're, you'll find like the hyper pace of the second. Like the, it moved kind of methodically in the first and it really paced out in the second and then it kind of, you're going to start, you'll, you'll feel rhythm by the end of this episode and you'll be like, all right, I'm looking forward to next week. Not that I wasn't without it, but it starts to get into the layers that you would expect from Scorsese in a really starts to, you start to feel the. You can feel the intensity for the characters in the show.
Oh, yeah. And that's when you start buying it. It's, it's definitely keeper and I'm still really disappointed. I mean, nice to make say, I know revisit only it's just as, you know, his corpse.
Somehow, somehow that's going to be like a dream sequence and he'll come back. I'm hoping. I'm hoping that, yeah. I'm always like that.
Although I am liking the increased role of Olivia Wilde. That's always good. Yes. Yes.
The guy who plays Lester Grimes, the jazz guy, the blues guitarist, singer who lost his voice or whatever. I like that sort of storyline. It's going to be interesting, I think. Yeah.
He's an, I don't know a lot about him. His name's Otto. Yeah, I know. I'm not sure.
I'm not for. I'm not either. You know, he's obviously, or not obviously, but he was actually a student at Cornell who was studying chemical engineering. He's too smart to be an actor.
Exactly. And his first role is in Garden State, which was a great movie. Oh, yeah. I mean, I liked it.
You know, very indie film that got, I can't remember his name, got tons of accolades. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, he was in Django, but he was probably in Django, you know, in a long line of folks who were. Oh, so speaking of, I'll go off in a Tarantino, yeah.
I just heard it today and I don't know why I never noticed it. The hateful eight is, I believe, Tarantino's longest film title, the longest name of the film he's worked on. Anything else up until now has had two words, two words, reservoir dogs, pulp fiction, Django and chained, Jackie Brown, everything, Inglorious Masters, everything has been two words. I've never even thought to think about that, but yeah, that's interesting.
Tarantino's got a whole interesting mythology that I want to get into on one of these deals. That's five episodes. Yeah, that's like five episodes, four episodes. I'm trying to think again, you know, people go back and forth on Tarantino and I've really never wavered.
I've always liked his work. I understand that it's, some of it doesn't tie together well or some of it's a little bit out there, but it's always engaging. There's no question about that. It's interesting and it's stylized and he pulls from a lot of previous work that he's seen from other people and he, they're obvious homages, but some people think he's stealing, some people think he's unoriginal and certain things and fine, whatever, but I'm a fan regardless.
Yeah, I always will be. I can do no wrong. Plus my dad loves him. Oh, good.
Some trust about him. I don't think my dad will be a fan. I'm sure he's not. There's no way.
All right, number. Yeah, gone. Well, I was going to move on to the game. Let's move on to the game game.
Okay. I'm inspired by the Oscars and Leo's win for Best Actor. Well, Leo, we're going to have a Leo themed celebrity net worth game. I've got my paper.
I've got my paper. I think you know what? It's the same paper from last week. Nice.
So I'm just, you know, I'm just gonna bend over here and not Leo. I will say Leo is, Leo's both. His stabbing cabin that he runs. Pretty impressive, but piece of machinery.
Yeah. I think he rents that. I don't think he actually owns it. Oh, he's smart then.
Good. Yeah. I think he does well with his money. So we're going to find out.
I think he does well in a lot of areas. Yes. He's, it was a good night for him Sunday. Oh my God.
All right. So Leo, what we're going to do here is, like last time we had five people to guess and we'll continue with that theme. Five people and they have worked with Leo in previous movies. Okay.
Fair enough. Are we doing Leo too? Yeah. He's the fifth.
He's the fifth. Okay. I'm breaking ahead. Yeah.
It's fine. First one is Tom Hardy, who was in the Revenant with Leo and also in Inception with Leo. Yes. So we have to guess Tom Hardy.
He is done actually a lot, but he's young. Yeah. He's, that's what I was going to say. He's, he did get his hands on some, you know, Batman money.
He was Bane in one of the Batman. Yeah. Christian Bale ones. So he may have gotten a good payday there.
He's got a lot of small things, a lot of indie things. I don't know how big it's going to be. I got a number. Without looking, how old is he?
Was he? I can, I can 29. I'm looking at. I'm already, I'm awake.
See Tom Hardy London Road. He's a little bit older than you think. I'm just going to put him just around 30, but well 30. Let's see.
Let's get our calculators out. Oh, I've got it. He is 38. He's 77.
Wow. He's wearing a thought. Okay. Does that change your take on this?
Not really. Did you ever see? Oh, what was, what was the movie he did with, he had the old school handle bar mustache? His breakout role, he was young.
He was a serial killer. Tink or Taylor Soldier spy? Was that that one? No, no, no.
He did the warrior. It was early on. Oh my God. Let me go filmography.
This is wonderful. Podcasting. Blackout Down Star Trek. The Reckoning.
Earlier. Well, Blackout Down was his first movie. Oh, really? It's a good movie.
Bronson. Bronson. Bronson. That's a, that you should watch that.
That wasn't that long ago. That was like, that's just, I thought it was. He, that's a crazy movie. You should watch.
I didn't see this movie. I'm not going to go as far as it says. It's a good movie, but it's worth watching. It's worth watching.
It's way out there. He's an animal and it's out of control. I'm putting this one on the must see list. I'm talking to the dropping.
All right. What's your number? All these things. It's been working since 2001.
Blackout Down's got a bunch of movies. A lot of them are small. I'm going to put him down at. All right.
I got it. Ready? Ready. I think I may have overdone this.
I say 30 million. I said eight. I think you're way closer. You might be under, but I think I'm close.
Yeah. Yeah. Don't hardly hit the button here. I hope he doesn't have family money.
All right. Tom Hardy. Net worth. $15 million.
So I'm closer. You're closer. I'm not that close. I'm like.
I'm at half. You're seven. I'm at half. You're at double.
We're both. We're neither of us. We're moving away and you're seven million away. We've got to get on our game with this.
I know. This is harder than people. I know. Of all the three people who are listening, you think this shit is easy.