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I Love Trouble (1994) Directed by Charles Shyer Written by Charles Shyer, Nancy Meyers Starring Nick Nolte, Julia Roberts Release Date June 29th, 1994 Worn-down Peter Brackett (Nick Nolte) and ambitious Sabrina Peterson (Julia Roberts) are reporters working for rival newspapers. Assigned to cover a train derailment, the two journalists meet at the scene and immediately can't stand each other. But when they suspect a deadly government conspiracy behind the crash, the two rivals work together to break the story. While they expose corrupt scientists and butt heads every step of the way, Peter and Sabrina's competitive tiffs turn into romance.

We didn't like Julia Roberts growing up. Not at all. But then we watched "Everybody Says I Love You" and "I Love Trouble" and we were like "oh! I get it!" So we were mildly excited to love this movie. DID THAT HAPPEN? Tune in. We can travel to Italy with Luca Spagetti, to India with Richard Jenkins, and then we can wrap it all up with in Bali with Javier Bardem calling his son sweetheart. Perhaps this is a real gem. Also Billy Crudup is her husband and he makes a cool song during the movie. Rate, review, subscribe. It would legitimately be pretty great if you did.

Neither The King Of Comedy nor I Love Trouble were met with strong box office or enthusiastic reviews on their initial releases - but one has fared a lot better since.1982's The King Of Comedy would be the last time Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese would unite for many years - and for a long time it was a project that appealed more to De Niro than Scorsese. Still, after a damp initial response, the film's reputation has grown. A lot.Not so with 1994's I Love Trouble, a rare movie star-driven summer film from Disney in the early 1990s. Julia Roberts starred, but didn't sign on the dotted line until he co-star was chosen. That'd be Nick Nolte, and it wouldn't be a particularly successful pairing...Stories of both movies are told in this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bill Reichenbach grew up in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Takoma Park, Maryland where he studied trombone with Gene Brusiloff and Robert Isele. After high school, Bill was accepted to the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. There, he studied with the great Emory Remington. While still a student, Bill began his recording career by playing lead trombone on several Chuck Mangione albums, a couple of albums with the Eastman Wind Ensemble (one on bass trombone and another one on euphonium), and the first recording of Leonard Bernstein's “Mass” (on bass trombone) which was composed for the opening of the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.  After graduation, Bill toured for while with the Buddy Rich Big Band on bass trombone. During this time, the band recorded an album called “Stick It” which featured Bill on an arrangement of Jobim's “Wave”.  In 1975, Bill moved to L.A. where he started playing the jazz tenor trombone chair on Toshiko Akiyoshi's big band. He made quite a few albums with the band over the next several years and was a featured soloist on all of them. At the same time, Bill was also the solo jazz trombone player on Don Menza's big band and he recorded solos on an album with the band. Don put together a sextet out of the big band and featured Bill on tenor and bass trombone on a recording with that band.  As a studio player, Bill has played on about 2000 records, 1000 motion pictures, and countless TV shows and jingles.  Bill's jazz quartet album "Special Edition" (Nothing But Bills Records) featuring Peter Erskine on drums, Jimmy Johnson on bass, and Biff Hannon on piano, reached number 10 on the national jazz radio play lists.  New York trombonist Mike Davis and Bill have done 4 albums together - “Bonetown”, “Brass Nation”, "New Brass" and most recently, “Absolute Trombone II” and have played concerts all over the United States, Canada, and Europe.  Bill has been a featured artist and clinician at several International Trombone Festivals including Utrecht (Holland), Nashville, Urbana (Illinois), North Texas State University, and most recently Las Vegas (2007), and Salt Lake City (2023).  Some of the artists Bill has recorded with:  Michael Buble, Harry Connick, Jr., The Jonas Brothers, Christine Aguilera, Seal, Mya, Quincy Jones, Barbra Streisand, Michael Jackson, Elton John, Toto, The Yellowjackets, Seawind, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, David Foster, Aretha Franklin, Al Jarreau, Earth Wind and Fire, Dr. John, Arrowsmith, and Ray Charles.  Some of the motion pictures which Bill has played on are:  “Indiana Jones 5”  "Wolverine"   "Night in the Museum 2"  “Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Crystal Skull”  "Up"  “Sex in the City”  “Hancock”  “Ratatouille”  “Spiderman 3”  “Hairspray” “Dreamgirls”  “Transformers”  “American Gangster” “Wall-E”  “I Am Legend”  “Dreamcatcher”  “X-men II”  “Identity”  “The Core”  “Daredevil”  “Red Dragon  “Chicago”  “Men in Black II”  “XXX”  “Training Day”  “Spiderman”  “Collateral Damage” “Black Hawk Down” “Planet of the Apes” “Monsters, Inc”  “Don't Say a Word” “Zoolander”  “Princess Diaries”  “American Pie 2”  “Legally Blond”  “Scary Movie 2”  “The Mummy Returns” “Evolution”  “What Women Want” “Proof of Life”  "X-men"   "Space Cowboys"  "Remember the Titans"  "Meet the Parents"  "Family Man"   "Charlie's Angels"  “The Matrix”  “The General's Daughter” “The Green Mile”  “South Park”  “Sixth Sense'  “Deep Blue Sea”  “Toy Story 2”  “Magnolia”  “Stuart Little”  “Galaxy Quest' “Reindeer Games”  “U-571”  “Godzilla”  “Contact”  “Conspiracy Theory”  “The Jackal”  “Alien Resurrection”  “Men in Black”  “Air Force One”  “Batman and Robin”  “Forrest Gump”  “Independence Day”  “Mars Attacks”  “Hercules”  “Mission Impossible”  “Batman Returns”  “Twister”  “The Rock”  “Starship Troupers”  “The Frighteners”  “Jurassic Park”  “Nixon”  Bill is an Artist-clinician for the Greenhoe/Shilke Co. He has given master classes and clinics throughout the United States, Europe, New Zealand and Australia.  As a writer and arranger, Bill has worked on records for Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Aretha Franklin, Dr. John, Diana Ross and others. He has arranged many HBO Special Themes and composed the theme for the HBO “One Night Stand” comedy show. Bill also composed the theme for Fox's animated series “Peter Pan & the Pirates” as well as much of the underscoring. He contributed to such films and shows as “Licorice Pizza”, “I Love Trouble”, “Frank's Place”, “Baby Boom”, “Brand New Life”, “Snoops”, “Teen Wolf”, and the special “Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue”. Bill composed the main title for a series of Kurt Vonnegut stories called “Welcome to the Monkey House” for Showtime. He composed a score for a documentary film about Frank Lloyd Wright called “A Very Proud House”.  Bill has also composed pieces for Wind Ensemble including "Streets of Paris" which was recently premiered by trombone soloist Larry Zalkind and The Riverside City College Wind Ensemble conducted by Kevin Mayse, “Atlantic Crossing”, “Streets of Paris”, “The Improbable Journey”, “Fanfares, Questions and Answers”, and “An American Dream”. Bill and family now live near Asheville, NC.  Bill plays the Greenhoe Bass Trombone  

It's now the Summer of 1994 and Disney has both a huge hit and a minor success at the box office - but sadly, neither of those came from Touchstone. As a result, the co-hosts get to do their customary deep dive into I LOVE TROUBLE, a film mostly remembered for the behind-the-scenes squabbles between its two stars, Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts. Mike and Chad both agree that it was a missed opportunity for Touchstone to cash in on the star power of the two leads, though the supporting cast is top-notch. At least Disney made out okay with the other two films mentioned on this episode: THE LION KING stands as one of their greatest achievements, and their inspirational remake of ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD was another feather in the studio's cap. You win some, you lose some.

The deep dive into Entertainment Weekly's 1994 Summer Movie Preview continues! Brian revisits his classic coming of age summer before high school when Bruce Willis' skinny dip in COLOR OF NIGHT yanked him out of the closet just as Jamie Lee Curtis's iconic TRUE LIES striptease pulled him right back in!!! Join Brian and Kate Levkoff as they re-evaluate how FORREST GUMP (the year's “Best Picture”) and IT'S PAT (the year's worst!) hold up today, explore Kate's forever crush Macaulay Culkin as his career goes from good (son) to bad in GETTING EVEN WITH DAD, praise Jim Carey's 1994 hot streak from Ace to Dumb and Dumber to this summer's smash THE MASK, spill the tea on Julia Robert's toxic relationship with her “disgusting” I LOVE TROUBLE costar Nick Nolte (her words, not mine), demand the Ryan Gosling reboot of Jack Nicholson's WOLF aka the original Twilight for Moms, discuss the infamous bomb NORTH (the movie, not the Kardashian-West) and it's scorching Roger Ebert review that inspired his book “I HATED HATED HATED THIS MOVIE!”  They share which CITY SLICKERS 2 costar said, “As long as they pay well, I'll do it,” break down THE CLIENT (when Hollywood dared to adapt a book about a *gasp* grey-haired 52 year old), wimp out on NATURAL BORN KILLERS, barely survive BABY'S DAY OUT, witness ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD, cash in our MILK MONEY, savor some AIRHEADS, reveal THE NEXT KARATE KID and imagine what would happen if you won the lottery and your partner gave a hot waitress a 2 million dollar tip! Hey, IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU! This pod is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get! Listen now :)

Ashley and Jess discuss the 1994 movie, I Love Trouble, starring Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte. Much like the Boeing case we covered last week, this film deals with corporate cover-up that values profits over human lives. Plus, the hosts discuss 90s feminism, the male gaze, and Clark Gregg. If you have story requests reach out to us at StudyingScarletPodcast@gmail.com-----------Our Links:Facebook link - facebook.com/StudyingScarletPodcastPatreon: patreon.com/StudyingScarletPodcastTwitter - twitter.com/StudyScarletPodInstagram - instagram.com/studyingscarletpodcastTeepublic - StudyingScarlet

Married comedians Mike Bobbitt and Allyson Bobbitt are 11 years apart and have vastly different tastes in movies. Each week they go back and forth and make the other watch a movie they've never seen before. This week Allyson makes Mike watch the Nick Nolte/Julie Roberts critically panned I Love Trouble. If you want to let us know what you thought about this weeks movie, or you have a movie you think we should watch, let us know. Join our https://www.facebook.com/groups/youmademewatch (Facebook group) for more movie talk! https://www.facebook.com/groups/youmademewatch Logo by Martin Butler. Follow him on Instagram @MartyButtons Theme song by Thomas Medelheim. https://www.fiverr.com/medelheim

Please, please, don't confuse 1994's I Love Trouble with Nothing But Trouble, though both are equally unpleasant movies (albeit in wildly different ways) and both spend about the same amount of effort on compelling romance. For our nicest episode ever, we watch this aptly-forgotten Charles Shyer / Nancy Meyers romantic (?) crime thriller (??) starring Nick Nolte, Julia Roberts, and a whole lot of intrigue about milk. Join Leigh, Brendan, and Chris as they discuss chemistry and miscasting, the specific reasons as to why having two reporters investigate a company making genetically modified cows was a mistake, and in what world there would be a Gap ad campaign featuring an aging unattractive Chicago columnist. Thankfully, there is no milk to be found in the themed cocktail we mixed up for this movie. Also we spend about four minutes talking about musicals, but hey, it's a short episode so don't give us that look. Continue reading →

Please, please, don't confuse 1994's I Love Trouble with Nothing But Trouble, though both are equally unpleasant movies (albeit in wildly different ways) and both spend about the same amount of effort on compelling romance. For our nicest episode ever, we watch this aptly-forgotten Charles Shyer / Nancy Meyers romantic (?) crime thriller (??) starring Nick Nolte, Julia Roberts, and a whole lot of intrigue about milk. Join Leigh, Brendan, and Chris as they discuss chemistry and miscasting, the specific reasons as to why having two reporters investigate a company making genetically modified cows was a mistake, and in what world there would be a Gap ad campaign featuring an aging unattractive Chicago columnist. Thankfully, there is no milk to be found in the themed cocktail we mixed up for this movie. Also we spend about four minutes talking about musicals, but hey, it's a short episode so don't give us that look. Continue reading →

In this week's Special Episode we're counting down the Best Things We've Seen from the legendary JULIA ROBERTS. Our lists can include movies, shows or maybe even YouTube videos. From Mystic Pizza to Pretty Woman to Ben Is Back, from Gary Marshall to Steven Soderbergh to Mike Nichols, Julia Robert's career over the past 30+ years has been nothing short of iconic. Therefore it wasn't easy to narrow it down to our 10 favorites but we did it :) What will be our Nr. 1 and therefore the Best Thing We've Seen from Julia Roberts? Will we pick the same thing? Tune in to find out! What's the Best Thing You've Seen from Julia Roberts? Let us know @BestThingRadio or in the YouTube comment section! Things discussed in this episode (Spoiler-free!): Steel Magnolias, Pretty Woman, Flatliners, Sleeping with the Enemy, The Pelican Brief, I Love Trouble, Everyone Says I Love You, My Best Friend's Wedding, Conspiracy Theory, Stepmom, Notting Hill, Runaway Bride, Erin Brockovich, The Mexican, Ocean's Eleven, Mona Lisa Smile, Closer, Ocean's Twelve, Charlie Wilson's War, Fireflies in the Garden, Duplicity, Eat Pray Love, August: Osage County, Mother's Day, Wonder, Ben Is Back and more. As always, thanks for tuning in & if you enjoy the show please tell someone about it :) Timecodes: 0:00 - Julia Roberts Intro 0:57 - Introduction/Banter Gabe's Picks: Nr. 10 - 9:13, Nr. 9 - 17:41, Nr. 8 - 26:00, Nr. 7 - 31:27, Nr. 6 - 41:09, Nr. 5 - 48:22 (& 1:26:00), Nr. 4 - 48:41, Nr. 3 - 1:07:12, Nr. 2 - 1:13:29 The Best Thing Gabe has seen from Julia Roberts - 1:22:37 Flo's Picks: Nr. 10 - 13:39, Nr. 9 - 24:07, Nr. 8 - 17:41, Nr. 7 - 35:29, Nr. 6 - 48:04 (& 1:07:12), Nr. 5 - 48:31 (& 1:13:29), Nr. 4 - 58:52, Nr. 3 - 48:41, Nr. 2 - 1:22:37 The Best Thing Flo has seen from Julia Roberts - 1:26:00 Honorable Mentions & Omissions - 1:31:51 _____________________________________________________________________ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/best-thing-weve-seen/id1500489681?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jocmR3kfsm1t8kdrE9LuF Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzc5ODQ5NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestthingpodcast/message

The life and times of Julia Roberts, retold through her movie roles.The list of all the movies referenced in the episode, in alphabetical order:America’s Sweethearts;August: Osage County;Ben is Back;Blood Red;Charlie Wilson’s War;Charlotte’s Web;Closer;Confessions of a dangerous Mind;Conspiracy Theory;Duplicity;Dying Young;Eat, Pray, Love;Erin Brockovich;Everyone Says I Love You;Fireflies in the Garden;Flatliners;Full Frontal;Hook;I Love Trouble;Larry Crowne;Love, Wedding, Marriage;Mary Reilly;Michael Collins;Mirror, Mirror;Mona Lisa Smile;Money Monster;Mother’s Day;My Best Friend's Wedding;Mystic Pizza;Notting Hill;Ocean’s Eleven;Ocean’s Twelve;Prêt-à-Porter;Pretty Woman;Runaway Bride;Satisfaction;Secret in their eyes;Sleeping with the enemy;Smurfs: The Lost Village;Something to talk about;Steel Magnolias;Stepmom;The Ant Bully;The Mexican;The Pelican Brief;Valentine’s Day;Wonder;Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Reeel-Lives-100496091297383Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reeellives/Electric Intro Music by Anoop Hariharan - https://soundcloud.com/anoophariharan/intro-music-creative-commons

Mike and John revisit the week in 1994 that saw the release of I Love Trouble, Little Big League, Baby's Day Out, Blown Away, and The Shadow. John saw two of these in the theater...can you guess which?

Mike and John revisit the week in 1994 that saw the release of I Love Trouble, Little Big League, Baby’s Day Out, Blown Away, and The Shadow. John saw two of these in the theater...can you guess which?

Greetings from Bitchville! This week we watched the completely insane romantic comedy/mystery thriller I Love Trouble, starring Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts. Their obvious disdain for one another is the most interesting thing about this movie - which isn't saying much, considering it's about milk.

Guardians of the Galaxy came out over the weekend and it's the movie that pretty much everybody is talking about right now, including your podcast hosts. This show is dedicated to exactly that: talking about Guardians of the Galaxy and giving our opinions on what worked in the film and what didn't in two parts: non-spoilery talk and spoilery talk (don't worry, we'll make sure to give you lots of notice if you haven't seen the film yet). Lightning Round: Outcast, All-New Ghost Rider, I Love Trouble, The Wake, Last Broadcast, Red Sonja, Harley Quinn, Avengers, Hawkeye, Low, Justice League. Books of the Week: The Thing: Freakshow, Last Days of an Immortal, High Crimes, Doc Savage #8, Adventures of Superman #15, Bodies, Guardians of the Galaxy.

On this week's show, Gene and Siike chat with Kel Symons, writer and creator of the hit Image book, "I Love Trouble". Your nerdy hosts discuss Neil Gaiman and Angela joining Marvel Comics, a few writers leaving DC titles, how you can get a FREE Solestar tattoo this weekend if you live in LA, and share with you their "Deuce" picks of the week.  Last but not least, the boys spend the remainder of the show giving you their MegaCon 2013 Wrap-Up! Be there AND be square! Tune in, nerd out!

As we near the end of the Earth-2.net: The Show 2012 Advent Calendar, Mike dives into three more independent comic books: Blackacre #1, I Love Trouble #1, and Supreme #67.

As we near the end of the Earth-2.net: The Show 2012 Advent Calendar, Mike dives into three more independent comic books: Blackacre #1, I Love Trouble #1, and Supreme #67.

As we near the end of the Earth-2.net: The Show 2012 Advent Calendar, Mike dives into three more independent comic books: Blackacre #1, I Love Trouble #1, and Supreme #67.

Justin makes his triumphant return to the Tesseract.  Is he still in love with Scott Snyder and how does he feel about the rest of the Death of the Family crossover?  Plus we get into mischief with I Love Trouble and have that not so sane feeling from Colder.  Also reviewed is the relaunches of Cyber Force and Iron Man.Did Deadpool and the Phantom Stranger live up to Justin's expectations?  Is Clone just a clone of all the old clone stories already told? Will Change, change comics? Is To Hell you Ride worth the trip?Is The Hollows an empty story? What is the greatest remote control vehicle being research and how to we keep it from attacking us? All this and more, inside the Tesseract.Subscribe on iTunesAbout.me/ComicBookTesseractComic Book Tesseract is presented by thecomicbooknerd.comFor more comic book news check out thecomicbooknerd.com

Another week and another podcast... This week the main topic is Our Favourite Comic Book Artists (who are currently working). The list is surprisingly diverse and not much overlap is made, but it's safe to say that we all have pretty good taste in art, if we do say so ourselves (and we do...). As per usual, the gang also tackles their Books of the Week and included amongst them are: Masks #1, Ghost #2, Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre #4, I Love Trouble #1, Locke & Key, My Little Pony #1, Starbright and the Looking Glass as well as Marvel NOW’s Deadpool, FF and Thor: God of Thunder. You may have seen us tweet about Kelly Sue DeConnick and Michael Allred being on the show and while we DID record those shows tonight, they will be uploaded separately. You can check out Michael Allred on the podcast this Friday December 7 and Kelly Sue DeConnick on Monday December 10. Annnnnnnnnnd... we say it on the show, but just in case you missed it, the Talking Comics crew on Twitter are: Bobby: @ bobbyshortle Steve: @ dead_anchoress Stephanie: @ hellocookie And Bob's email is  bobreyer@talkingcomicbooks.com FYI: the crew have gone all superhero on the world, thanks to the wonderful  Hanie Mohd. Like them? Make sure to follow her and let us know what you think of our new superhero pictures. The Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com), a blog dedicated to covering the latest and greatest in comic book releases. The editorial staff is composed of Editor-in-Chief Bobby Shortle (Fanboy Remix, Doctor Whocast), Stephanie Cooke (JoBlo.com) and Steve Seigh (JoBlo.com contributor) who weekly dissect the releases and give you, the consumer, a simple Roman yay or nay regarding them. Our Twitter handle is @ TalkingComics and you can email us at  info@talkingcomicbooks.com. Until next issue ... to be continued!

Featuring Max Allan Collins, the NYT bestselling mystery novelist who has been called "mystery's Renaissance man". He is the author of more than three-dozen books including Saving Private Ryan, Road to Perdition, Carnal Hours, Chicago Confidential, Stolen Away, and True Crime. Collins has earned an unprecedented seven Private Eye Writers of America “Shamus” nominations, winning twice... He has written novels, screenplays, comic books, comic strips, trading cards, short stories, movie adaptations and historical fiction. He wrote the graphic novel Road to Perdition (which was developed into the Academy Award Winning film). He scripted the internationally syndicated comic strip DICK TRACY from 1977 to 1993, and wrote three TRACY novels and a number of collections of his TRACY comic strip work have been published. One of the leading authors of film and television media tie-in books (Bones: Buried Deep, Pink Panther, Batman: Child of Dreams, I-Spy, Dark Angel,The Scorpion King, Windtalkers, The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, U-571, U.S. Marshals, Air Force One, Waterworld, I Love Trouble, Maverick , In the Line of Fire, and Dick Tracy...just to name a few...), he has also served as the creative consultant for a number of major productions, and has written books and comics based on the highly popular "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" TV series. Collins is also a filmmaker and will be discussing his latest film Eliot Ness: An Untouchable Life during our show. In September 2006, The Private Eye Writers of American bestowed it's highest honor to Collins, presenting him with "The Eye" for lifetime contribution to the genre. This will be Collins' first podcast appearance!Brought to you by TriCom Podcast, dedicated to putting Authors In YourPocket (tm)...http://www.authorsinyourpocket.com

Featuring Max Allan Collins, the NYT bestselling mystery novelist who has been called "mystery's Renaissance man". He is the author of more than three-dozen books including Saving Private Ryan, Road to Perdition, Carnal Hours, Chicago Confidential, Stolen Away, and True Crime. Collins has earned an unprecedented seven Private Eye Writers of America “Shamus” nominations, winning twice... He has written novels, screenplays, comic books, comic strips, trading cards, short stories, movie adaptations and historical fiction. He wrote the graphic novel Road to Perdition (which was developed into the Academy Award Winning film). He scripted the internationally syndicated comic strip DICK TRACY from 1977 to 1993, and wrote three TRACY novels and a number of collections of his TRACY comic strip work have been published. One of the leading authors of film and television media tie-in books (Bones: Buried Deep, Pink Panther, Batman: Child of Dreams, I-Spy, Dark Angel,The Scorpion King, Windtalkers, The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, U-571, U.S. Marshals, Air Force One, Waterworld, I Love Trouble, Maverick , In the Line of Fire, and Dick Tracy...just to name a few...), he has also served as the creative consultant for a number of major productions, and has written books and comics based on the highly popular "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" TV series. Collins is also a filmmaker and will be discussing his latest film Eliot Ness: An Untouchable Life during our show. In September 2006, The Private Eye Writers of American bestowed it's highest honor to Collins, presenting him with "The Eye" for lifetime contribution to the genre. This will be Collins' first podcast appearance! Brought to you by TriCom Podcast, dedicated to putting Authors In YourPocket (tm)...http://www.authorsinyourpocket.com

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth Interview with Legendary Actress, Marsha MasonAbout Harvey's guest:Today's special guest, Marsha Mason, special guest is a legendary and beloved actress and director whose iconic career and body of work over the past 6 decades has brought us dozens of unforgettable performances. On Broadway, she appeared in 8 shows including “Cactus Flower”, “The Good Doctor”, “The Night of the Iguana”, “Steel Magnolias”, and “The Roommate”. Her list of theatre credits is spectacular, and she's starred in everything from Shakespeare and Ibsen to Arthur Miller, Lillian Hellman and of course, Neil Simon - and everyone in between. Her performance off-Broadway in "Little Gem" earned her an Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Play, and her starring role in the 1999 revival of “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” in London, earned her a Grammy Award nomination for Best Comedy Album. But there's no question that she became a global superstar for her work in the movies. She's received FOUR Academy Award nominations for Best Actress, for her performances in “Cinderella Liberty”, “The Goodbye Girl”, “Chapter Two” and “Only When I Laugh”. She's won 2 Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress for her work in “Cinderella Liberty” and “The Goodbye Girl”, and she received 2 more Golden Globe Award nominations for her work in “Chapter Two” and “Promises in the Dark”.  She's also appeared in many other great movies including “Audrey Rose”, “Max Dugan Returns”, “Heartbreak Ridge”, “Stella”, “I Love Trouble”, “Nick of Time” and “Bride and Prejudice. On television, she starred in her own sitcom called “Sibs”, and she received an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for her performance as “Sherry” on “Frasier”. You've also seen her in many other shows including “Lipstick Jungle”, “The Good Wife”, “Madam Secretary” and “Grace and Frankie”, and in TV movies and miniseries like “The Good Doctor”, “Lois Gibbs and the Love Canal”, “Trapped in Silence”, “Dinner at Eight”, “The Long Shot”, and one of my all-time favourites, “Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows”. In the year 2000, our guest released a compelling and highly revealing, profoundly intimate memoir entitled, “Journey: A Personal Odyssey”, which chronicled her professional, personal and spiritual path which ultimately took her from the heights of Hollywood fame to a new life focussing on physical and emotional wellness in New Mexico. In addition to the myriad of accolades and awards she has received over the years, including a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Gulf Coast Film Festival, our guest was inducted into the St. Louis Walk of Fame. She is constantly in demand not only as an actress, but as a highly respected theatre director and educator. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/To learn more about Marsha Mason, go to:https://www.facebook.com/p/Marsha-Mason-100045054425880/https://www.instagram.com/realmarshamason/@harveybrownstone,#harveybrownstone,@harveybrownstoneinterviews,#harveybrownstoneinterviews,#MarshaMason,@MarshaMason,#realmarshamason,@realmarshamason,#NeilSimon,#BetteMidler,#ClintEastwood,#TheMiddle,#Frasier,#JudyGarland,#EthelGumm,#CinderellaLiberty,#TheGoodbyeGirl,#ChapterTwo,#OnlyWhenILaugh,#PromisesintheDark,#AudreyRose,#MaxDuganReturns,#HeartbreakRidge,#Stella,#ILoveTrouble,#NickofTime,#TheGoodWife,#MadamSecretary,#GraceandFrankie,#LifeWithJudyGarlandAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy