On today’s show we talk all about the 90s comedy classic, Dutch. Okay, I know it is not a classic to everyone, but I think it is a film worth revisiting this holiday season and I hope I can perhaps inspire you to give it another shot. In this show we talk about the movies plot, production, the cast and the people behind the camera Just a reminder to drop by our official forums to discuss Dutch and any other movies you might like.
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She was also in Valley Girl. I’m not sure I remember her in Dutch, though I think I remember the ladies stealing Dutch’s wallet?? Also, my wife went to Berry College, so she was very happy to hear that part of Dutch was filmed there.
I knew there was something else, but I had to look it up. She was also in Bad Dreams and Loverboy. She’s my fav in all three movies.
Man, your podcast is awesome. I love Dutch. Thank you for talking about it. Sometimes I think I’m the only person that likes it.
Great podcast, I forgot about this movie, but will check it out again, I look forward to checking the Retroist site everyday and your weekly podcasts.
Really appreciate anything with Ed O’Neill. Thanks for the props to this movie.