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--- s14e01encore [2024/03/14 21:09] – kianworld
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 ===== Synopsis =====
-Opening the new spin-off show, T. Amato provides a brief welcome to //On Cinema On Demand Encore//, calling it a chance to an opportunity to continue discussing movies and whatever else comes to mind.
+Opening the new spin-off show, T. Amato provides a brief welcome to //On Cinema On Demand Encore//, describing it as an opportunity to continue the discussion of movies or whatever else comes to mind.
 Kicking it off, T. Amato hands it over to Joey P., asking what his 'Mount Rushmore' of leading male actors throughout the years would consist of. After some small confusion, the two agree that four men make up Mount Rushmore.
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 Joey P. begins listing off his choices and quickly decides upon Marlon Brando, Robert De Niro, and Al Pacino. For the fourth and final face, Joey finds himself struggling to choose, with T. Amato humorously pointing out that the last one is the hardest to pick. T. lists off a few options, including Dustin Hoffman and Jack Nicholson, with guest Gregg Turkington mumbling the name of Humphrey Bogart as a potential addition to the list.
-Eventually, Joey P. decides upon Leonardo DiCaprio, though he suggests this might be a controversial choice. Joey explains he feels DiCaprio is an underrated actor, with T. Amato agreeing that he's not only a 'great actor,' but as he is getting older, he will find himself in some richer, more character-driven parts - which Joey agrees with. Both concur that they were not fans of his earlier, 'teen idol'-like work, but believe his career has really taken off.
+Eventually, Joey P. decides upon Leonardo DiCaprio, though he suggests this might be a controversial choice. Joey explains he feels DiCaprio is an underrated actor, with T. Amato agreeing that he's not only a 'great actor,' but as he is getting older, he will find himself in some richer, more character-driven roles - which Joey agrees with. Both concur that they were not fans of his earlier, 'teen idol'-like work, but believe his career has really taken off.
 Wrapping it up, T. Amato thanks everyone for checking out the first episode of //On Cinema On Demand Encore//, and lets the viewer know it'll be back next week. As the camera pulls away, he thanks both of his guests and expresses his pleasure at the looser format of //Encore// in comparison to //On Cinema On Demand//.