Today’s Oscar Poker discussion felt a little sloppy, a little in and out as we recorded it, but it sounds okay now. A debate about The King’s Speech and how “the older audience” is more comfortable with this film, a brief discussion of the Ronni Chasen tragedy, the business rules of the Oscar season, etc. Hollywood & Fine‘s Marshall Fine took part, as did regular box-office stalwart Phil Contrino of boxoffice.com. Here’s an independent, non-iTunes link.
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