#2196 - Greg Fitzsimmons
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The podcast discusses a book by Norman Oller about Hitler's life and the doctor he trusted, highlighting the crazy story of his drug use and potentia…
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The host briefly mentions 'Hitler's Last Day: Minute by Minute' to illustrate the bizarre aspects of Hitler's life, p…
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- Greg Fitzsimmons is a comedian, actor, and writer. He hosts the “Fitzdog Radio” podcast and co-hosts “Sunday Papers” and “Childish.” His new special, “You Know Me,” prem…
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“The podcast discusses a book by Norman Oller about Hitler's life and the doctor he trusted, highlighting the crazy story of his drug use and potential nuclear threats.”
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Punchline
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The Conqueror
“220 people on the set of The Conqueror, 91 were diagnosed with cancer, including both Wayne, who died in 1979 and 72, and his co-star Susan Hayward, who died in 1975 at 57.”
Streetcar Named Desire
“You talk about, like, original comics, like he's the original actor. You know streetcar named desire? Watch that movie.”
The Hustler
“Oh, my God. Incredible. Incredible. That's 1963. That's the year Kennedy was shot. That movie came out.”
Finding Hitler
“Like, they had that show Finding Hitler, and they go down there and there's, like, these people that have, like, photos of SS troops on their wall.”
Live at the Sunset Strip
“The mention of 'Live at the Sunset Strip' reflects on the experience of watching a live performance and its impact on the audience.”
On the Waterfront
“And I. Waterfront on the waterfront was incredible. It was great.”