Rafer and Kristen look at this week's "It's Kind Of A Funny Story" and the history of movies set in psych wards, insane asylums and cuckoo's nests.
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First, I love your podcast. I find it the most engaging movie review/discussion one I have encountered.
I wanted to remind you of a great, if somewhat forgotten "nut house" movie: CAPTAIN NEWMAN, MD with Gregory Peck, Tony Curtis, Bobby Darin (nominated for an Oscar), and a nuanced performance by Eddie Albert. I too love KING OF HEARTS. Thanks!!
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