About this episode
Whether you enjoy dry British humor delivered by men of extreme height differences or super serious religious dramas that involve mullets and swinging, this episode is the one for you. Christine and Emily start with a visit to 1967’s Bedazzled, starring an adorably tiny Dudley Moore and rather wonderful Peter Cook. They follow it up with Michael Tolkin’s The Rapture, a somewhat more serious film that leads the ladies down a rather divisive path. Also, it costars patron saint James LeGros making his 500th (or 5th, our math is bad) appearance on the podcast. All hail the not Brad Pitt! Share your thoughts over on our Facebook page, where we look forward to discussing The Rapture or just looking at pictures of Michael Shannon. You can also tweet us @femininepodcast or email thefemininecritique@yahoo.com. We’ll see you at the left behind party!
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