
ep. 49: Brittany would like to know when having a mistress became uncool. Brendan ponders the origin story of Trojan condoms.
Neither one of them enjoy Acting with a capital "A." The last film in July's Greek Mythology theme is The Trojan Women (1971). You can e-mail us at hello@ . -Music: Brendan and Brittany -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Euripides, Edith Hamilton, Michael Cacoyannis Director(s): Michael Cacoyannis Chapters: (00:00) Mistresses En Vogue (05:35) Film, Theme, Cast + Credits (07:53) The 6-7 Synopses (10:16) Like, Love, Hate, Can't Believe (14:20) Plot Discussion Starts Here (42:04) The Brittany Scale + Next Week's Film SHOW NOTES: Other Episodes Mentioned: The Odyssey: God's Damn ( ep. 48 ) Iphigenia: The Good Part of Greece ( ep. 47 ) Ulysses: Can't Cheat If You Can't Remember ( ep. 46 ) A Star Is Born: Nose Business Like Show Business ( ep. 41 ) Sources/Links: The Trojan Women (1971) ( IMDb ) Edith Hamilton ( bio on Wikipedia) "Summertime Sadness" by Lana Del Rey (but I loooove Miley Cyrus' cover, so here it is instead: Youtube ) Additional Films/TV Shows Mentioned: Banshee (TV)(2013-2016) ( IMDb ) Chinatown (1974) ( IMDb ) Midsommar (2019) ( IMDb ) The Lion in Winter(1968) ( IMDb ) Troy (2004) ( IMDb )
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