Julie and Julia Is A Perfect Movie | Guilty Pleasures Ep. 85
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2022
- Our beloved Tucci month is rounding out to a close, and we are honored to include Julie and Julia as our finisher. Miles joins us to discuss a movie with almost zero conflict, that still manages to be flawless, with the Tooch as hot as ever.
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GUILTY PLEASURES
Comedians Zach Kornfeld, Kelsey Darragh, and Garrick Bernard take turns sharing their favorite guilty pleasure movies and TV shows to feel good about feeling guilty.
PODCAST DEPT
Executive Producer | Keith Habersberger
Executive Producer | Eugene Lee Yang
Executive Producer | Zach Kornfeld
Podcast Producer | Miles Bonsignore
Podcast Editor | Rainie Toll
MUSIC: Licensed from AudioNetwork
SFX & VIDEO ASSETS: Licensed from Videoblocks - Комедії
Miles DESERVES A STANDING OVATION for the SHEER RANGE of Sound Effects.
The self insert fanfiction about Tucci shopping for high end groceries was the highlight of my day.
Miles is so on point: They don’t make films like this anymore. Then again, they don’t make people like Nora Ephron anymore :(
They really don't, she was truly the GOAT when it came to great romcoms.
The fact that there’s a “Give it to me, Tucci!” Remix is iconic.
Also, Miles’s Talent and Zach’s enthusiasm for Stanley Tucci yields beautiful results.
HOW WAS EASY A NOT DONE FOR #tuccimonth ?! He is the most iconic woke dad ever in that movie !
WAS WAITING FOR THIS!!! Please do Easy A!!
maybe this means tucci month will come back next year!!
Seriously!? The adoption line in that movie always had me dying! "Who told you?!"
I still text my best friend "don't forget, tomorrow's Earth Day." every year, it's like a competition on who can remember first. I almost always win. It's a perfect movie.
If you haven't finished the episode already: 1:00:10
Julia Child is so underrated. She wasn’t just a cook but also was a spy for the Office of Strategic Services, where she collected and analyzed top-secret intelligence. That women was unstoppable
She and her husband met as spies! Their story is incredible! One of my absolute favorite facts about Julia Child
every year since this movie has come out my grandmother gets wine drunk at christmas and goes around doing her best Julia Child impression saying (and ONLY saying) "IM JULIA CHILD, AND IM COOKING A TUUURHKEY"
Based on this story alone, I love your grandma. 😂
AHHHH IT'S SAFE TO SAY I ABSOLUTELY ADORED THIS EPISODE!!!!
On a slightly dimmer note, am I the only one that got a little uncomfy at Kelsey insisting a real human being's sexuality isn't what they said it is?
Absolutely agree. You wouldn't tell a lesbian that she's actually straight so you shouldn't do that the other way around in my opinion.
I will take as many Tucci soundbites as Miles can dole out
I strongly encourage Miles to use the Tooch board across ALL the pods. Universal Tooch advocacy.
No because now Enchanted has been mentioned, I think I need an episode reacting to it omfg, that movie is ABSOLUTE PERFECTION
did you like disenchanted?
Jane Lynch as Dorothy was quite a fun cameo. Then again, Jane Lynch doing a cameo in any show is always fabulous 👏🏽
Her characters are iconic and underrated
Her cameo in Only Murders in the Building had me wheezing
Kelsey SNAPPED over the character of Julie never trying out eggs. #Iconique
Thank you Garrick for validating my texture issues when it comes to food. It is genuinely very hard for me to try new things even something as simple as yogurt. But even I have tried an egg.
I really REALLY hope Tucci geht's to see these podcasts. What an homage to a studd.
Miles is back and making up for lost time. Loving all of the soundboard effects.
There are so many amazing Tucci movie options, but I'd love to see you dive into how deeply unsettling his character is in The Lovely Bones!
When Garrick said chefs “MAN A PIRATE SHIP” that’s so….pinpoint accurate
Well most of the line cooks probably had undiagnosed scurvy from living on ramen off shift so accurate in more ways than he knows
Ya'll, Zach wasn't wrong! They did use forced perspective to get Meryl Streep to look really tall. They also lowered countertops, made sets smaller, and put her in heels. It sounds like a lot of effort went in to maintaining the illusion.
In regards to Tucci and food, you should listen to the episode of the podcast Off The Menu that features him. It's a podcast where a famous guest creates their dream menu, with starter, main course, side dish, dessert etc. and him talking about his favourite foods and just being so humble is just... *chef's kiss*
Zach impersonating Stanley Tucci at the Italian Mart is so charming and also very hot 🔥
Garrick is an Icon for making Duck à l’Orange. I’m not surprised because he’s awesome and would definitely be game for it but still SHOOKETH.
Loved Tucci month! Yes, please do a Meg Ryan month that includes You’ve Got Mail 🙏🏼
You've got mail is a treasure! Also another Nora Ephron film.
Yeees Meg Ryan month !!
Yesss! You’ve Got Mail is my #1 favorite movie!
Omg yessss and they should do French Kiss! 😮
Listen, I looooove me some Meryl Streep and Amy Adams is a cutie pie - but they did Julia Childs dirty in this movie. It's more of a caricature of who she was than who she REALLY was. The woman was a genuine bad ass. If you want to find out who she REALLY was, please, please, please read her autobiography called, "My Life in France". She had such a beautifully diverse and colorful life, the movie shows like .5%.
Edit: Two things: 1) Ignoring all of Julia Child's other massive accomplishments - she made French Cooking accessible for the Western world AND (at the same freaking time) set a new standard for accuracy in cookbooks. Before Julia Childs, cookbooks were difficult to interpret and often blatantly wrong in their measurements. We're so comfortable today because if a recipe doesn't turn out, we know that 99% of the time it's user error. Before Julia Childs, it was the recipe that was a failure.
2) And this to me is so, so sad. Julia Childs didn't think highly of herself. She was a spy, she learned French as an ADULT, she lived all over the world - but in her writings she talks about how she wishes she was more serious minded, had more depth to her education and intelligence. So the fact that Julie and Julia sketched her as this strange woman with a bizarre laugh and weird way of saying "butter" - honestly it breaks my heart.
I absolutely adore this movie, but now you've left me intrigued. Definitely gonna check out that autobiography!
@@FlagCutie It's one of my favorite autobiographies. I went to culinary school because I watched Julia Childs on tv when I was a kid.
I don’t think they did her dirty, just didn’t show the full spectrum of who she was. To me they portray her that way bc amy adam’s character imagines her to be that way. Just lively and sweet and a genuinely good person. It’s hard to convey every facet of someone’s personality in a movie like this. She really was such an amazing woman it’d be hard to capture everything! 🥹💕
Miles deserves a raise / a Grammy for those sounds.
Love when Miles is a guest. I wish he was another host tbh. I always learn something new when he chimes in..whether it’s about himself or anything lol.
if you haven't, you should check out his podcast!!! its a definite pleasure :)
I hope somehow, somewhere, Stanley Tucci sees all of these podcasts
There's a UA-cam channel called Anti-Chef that's doing a Jamie and Julie series where he cooks every Julia recipe. It's worth watching if you guys love Julie and Julia.
Omg I’m so sorry to hear Miles had COVID. So happy to hear he’s doing well now. 👏🏽
With a pregnant wife, that's even more frightening!
so sad that both julie and julia are dead now, but at least we have this movie 😭
As a professional chef and pastry chef this episode has been the one ive been waiting for, for YEARS! Hearing some of my favorite people talk in such a high regards about this movie that made me inspired by food and the power of what Julia did for women in food honestly brought me to tears. Thanks for the amazing pod you guys 🥹🖤✨
Another vote for Meg Ryan month! Or Rob Reiner month! And PLEASE do When Harry Met Sally. It’s a perfect movie.
Okay guilty pleasures went from one of the things in my circle of watching- to absolutely my favorite thing I consume omgggg I love it
Ok, I need that "You, are whining." as a sound for my text notifications!
This is one of my most favorite “I need a pick me up and warm fuzzies” movies. It’s funny you mention it feeling like thanksgiving because this is my BGM on repeat whenever I am cooking/preparing Thanksgiving dinner or really any big feast. Also cleaning. It is just so uplifting and encouraging
Meryl Streep asked Tucci to play Paul Child. Fucking stud 😄❤️
This is my number 1 comfort movie of all time. We rented it from Netflix when it came out (back when netflix sent you dvd's). My mom and I watched it and then proceeded to make a bunch of the recipes featured in the film. I've seen it upwards of 20 times and it never fails to being me warm fuzzies.
My favourite thing about this movie is that it is a commentary on the precursor to what we consider influencers or digital stars. Using unconventional method to sustain yourself and entertain others.
Hilariously, Julia Child DID play basketball. They actually changed the rules of womens college ball, bc she was so tall and so good that 'it wasn't fair'. 16:05
And SHE was a spy!!! 22:10
(Every time you guys said Childs instead of Child, I flinched 😂)
I haven't even listened to this episode.. but every episode, even if I watched the movie or not, I have to watch it again or for the first time. Thanks for that crew.
6:50 Julie Powell passed away?! What?! Omg that’s heartbreaking. She’ll always be an icon.
Oh Miles thank you for everything you do ❤ absolutely stacked the first 10 minutes of this episode what a gift
I mean we can finish out the year and call it #tucciyear… I don’t think anyone would be opposed. ALSO- to Kelsey’s insistence that Tucci is gay - as a gay woman, I totally totally get wanting such an icon of kindness and joy that way. But unfortunately, I believe him when he says he’s not. That got me thinking about why we’re pining so hard for it .. I think it’s because of the aforementioned kindness and joy that he exudes that makes him feel homey but also non-threatening and just safe in a world/time where the LGBTQ+ community feel anything but. Just my personal thoughts
I'm so in love with how much you all loved this movie just like I did! Both of the books are fabulous by the way, you should check them out.
I LOVE this movie! I just rewatched it again this past weekend lol
THE TOOCH-BOARD!!!! I am dying. 😂 Bless Miles for this glorious gift he's bestowed upon us.
Stanley Tucci isn't gay! He is actually married to Emily Blunt's sister!!! She introduced them after they worked on Devil Wears Prada together so he probably has holiday dinners with Emily Blunt and John Krasinski!
What I love about this show is that there is some silliness and authentic joy, no matter what the movie. But you also hear them break down the art of movie making and you see each of their zest for films and moviemaking. It’s fun yet sophisticated. ❤
Can you guys please please please do But I’m a Cheerleader? It’s such a fun, camp movie for the subject matter and I’d love to know what Kelsey thinks😂
Avis and Julia meeting was just too cute. I remember having that moment with a pen friend of mine and the feeling is so real.
You have to do the princess diaries!!! It’s such a classic movie for gen z and millennials✨
I’m not surprised that Kelsey thought of the making of food in comparison to sex because same. It CAN be very erotic without it presenting itself as such.
Omg, do a Meg Ryan month!! Please and thank you 😊 🙏
ever since miles mentioned he loves this movie i've been waiting for it! clicked immediately (:
love this episode. you guys validate so much of my feelings. julie and julia is such a comforting classic
31:40 I still haven’t tried most fruits or veggies. I’m 33. We grew up food insecure and it’s created a lot of problems for me and food because it’s one of my few safe spaces. My mom’s idea of a celebratory home-cooked meal was bagel bites and pizza rolls (true story). But I’ve still had a MF egg lol. But I totally get it tbh
Haven’t kept up with Guilty Pleasures but this is one of my absolute favorite movies.
Also, absolutely no excuse for not trying an egg. It’s despicable 😂
Stanley Tucci DEFINITELY knows what Trader Joe's is... when my mom worked in LA when she was younger in the 90's she was a cashier in Burbank and Tucci man was a frequent customer. Safe to say that he apparently wasn't the most pleasant customer though lol
You can’t call yourself a Tucci fan until you watch Fortitude! It’s a mystery thriller horror drama and Tucci is delicious perfection. It also has Dumbledore (sorry I can’t think of his name) and the rest of the cast are fantastic. I know it’s a series, but Please watch and cover it!
That show is WILD. I also can’t say the word fortitude without saying it in a Scandinavian accent now. 😂
HELL YES!!!! I'm so freaking happy you guys did Julie & Julia 💚
I've never been interested in watching this movie but 10 minutes into the podcast and I had to stop to go watch. And I'm not at all disappointed that I did. My love for the Tooch has grown so much this month. lol
As a part of Tucci Month, I hope you've got BURLESQUE on tap. :)
We need to extend Tucci Month, there are just too many!
The way I jumped from my chair when hearing Lithuania! Such a nice joy to hear the name of my home country
"Big Night" is the first time I really took notice of Stanley Tucci. Great film...I highly recommend it.
PLEASE I AM BEGGING YOU to extend Tucci Month and just have a holiday season full of Tucci. Let's Tucci into the new year
While they were talking about all of Nora’s movie, I didn’t realize I had seen so many of her movies!
I work as a cook in a bar and grill restaurant. This movie was one of the movies that made me love cooking!😊
I’ve seen this movie so many times and Amy Adams is just so adorable. We need her in more Wholesome Content.
P.S. She’s got killer Comic Timing 🔥
"Julie & Julia is puré joy" yeeees Miles!!!
Please do a Nora Ephron or Nancy Meyers month 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I remember pirating this movie and watching it at midnight at 16 yo. This movie gave me so much cooking inspiration as a teenager. Also....tucci made me love short kings.
HAIL TO ALL SHORT KINGS! YOU'RE ALL ARE GOLD AND HOTTIES!
I would like to nominate the movie 'Shall we dance' as a future guilty pleasure topic. It has the Tucci and Lisa Ann Walter from Abbott elementary. They steal the movie
I love that one!!
This has got to be one of THE funniest episodes of this podcast to me.
If you look at Meryls feet when they first arrive at their Paris home. When she plops on the bed she kicks off these massive platform shoes. That's part of the height trick I think
YAS!!!! Back for some more Tucci!
As a kid, I watched Julia Childs on PBS with my mom. Some of the original episodes are available on You Tube. Also, the series Julia, with Sarah Lancashire as Julia Childs was on earlier this year. It's a brilliant series. I love Julia Childs. Bon Appetit!
Love this movie and beyond happy to have miles on this episode 😂
This is my new fav podcast! Something happened in the past month or so that really changed the dynamic for me idk idk
Vimeo has a video of "Julia Sans Julie," which is only the parts of the movie with Julia Child. Her parts stand pretty well on their own.
Ahhhh Garrick mentioning The Arrival! I became a linguist because of that movie! Amy Adams is severely underrated imo. Her playing Lois in the Superman movies, Leap Year, Julie and Julia, etc… every single time she blows my mind. Trouble with the curve is also a great movie. These movies, they truly don’t deserve the adjectives good or ‘feel good’. I do certainly feel good after watching Julie & Julia, but it’s an amazing story! It’s a great movie! I love the movie, hard not to love a movie when it’s casted so perfectly like that. And I completely agree, Hollywood has turned into where filming and cgi has become so important, and the writing has become bigger and complex. Simple movies like this have been severely lowered into a ‘Hallmark/Lifetime’ expertise only. I am slightly curious with the rise of booktok and these books being produced into movies (excluding fifty shades, twilight, hunger games) of how the industry is going to change. Even though The Hating Game flopped (I thought it was fine, the script slacked but cast was great) To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han, I guess could be considered the start but they are definitely teenager demographic aimed. So, I’m very curious of how Colleen Hover books that are being adapted if it’s going to reach early 2000’s romance/drama/romcom success. I’m sure in it’s own way it will reach “success” but will they reach “classic” title success or just another trendy watch? But then we walk into this spiral of having to redefine all of this “classic” title now that social media plays such a big part.
I haven't watched the episode yet, and I am overjoyed, as this is my feel-good film times a million.
I’m SO GLAD they talked about Barbarian because that movie SLAPS
I remember falling asleep for my nap as a child to her cooking show. Love this movie! Great episode!
OMG you’ve never seen When Harry Met Sally?!?!?! One of the best movies of all time!!!
It is my #1 movie, nothing makes me feel better it's just comfort and warmth.
Can’t believe they didn’t get The Core in for Tucci month..the guiltiest of guilty pleasure movies
I saw behind the scenes for this movie and they would make the floor lower for the other actors to make Meryl look taller.
Amy Adam's in "Sharp Objects" is soooooooooo good!!!
I agree with this 💯, not a single moment in this movie is dull. I would always watch this from start to finish. A total classic!
This inspired me to watch Julie and Julia for the first time thanks fam! Sorry Abt the spaghetti thing you guys are my favourite podcast lol
me and my bestie/roomie have watch this movie every single thanksgiving since the year it came out. I love this movie so much and i think it perfect for thanksgiving.
Love movies like this. Other films that have this wholesome vibe that I highly recommend are Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day and Mrs. Harris goes to Paris.
I love Julie and Julia and I love this podcast so much.
This is one of the best episodes yet
Kelsey my love, sometimes people are autistic or have ADHD or have ARFID and don't try foods that are very common! It's absolutely bizarre to find out, trust me; one of my good friends from high school is 27 and has NEVER had a hamburger OR soda. NEVER. It's insanity. Just wanted to give you some explanations not related to accessibility of eggs!!
Oh, I did not try eggs until I was 17. I had massive food phobia that started as soon as my parents tried feeding me baby food. I did eventually overcome the phobia and can now say I very much love eggs.
And also, I would have never started with a poached egg… My eggs had to be scrambled and completely dry with nothing on them.
Y’all sound more like pops from regular show than Julia child 😅
Kelsey, I have never had an egg because I have texture issues but I still love you lol
I bet you weren't expecting to find anyone who actually doesn't eat eggs and hasn't ever really eaten them in their most basic form but here I am. I'm insanely picky and can't bring myself to eat things that look or smell unfamiliar and are far from things I already know I like. Eggs are just one of those things (and when things like french toast are too eggy it drives me absolutely nuts so I feel justified).
It’s CHILD, not CHILDS-thank u Miles for getting it right lol
Sorry babe I have to go watch Julie and Julia at the Texan theater in Cleveland Texas in 2009