Screenwriter Steven Peros joins the episode to discuss “The Missouri Breaks”, a film that is as great as the sum of its parts and its parts are…well…pretty great!

Directed by Arthur Penn. Written by Thomas McGuane. Produced by Elliot Kastner. With a score from John Williams. Starring Marlon Brando, Jack Nicholson, Kathleen Lloyd, Randy Quaid, Frederic Forrest, Harry Dean Stanton & John P. Ryan

How is the world wrong about this movie?

From Andras: As Steven Peros says in the episode, some films are misjudged by their time, and against their time. “The Missouri Breaks” was so much OF its time the 1970’s totally missed it.

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Screenwriter <a href="https://stevenperos.com/">Steven Peros</a> joins the episode to discuss “The Missouri Breaks”, a film that is as great as the sum of its parts and its parts are…well…pretty great!
Directed by Arthur Penn. Written by Thomas McGuane. Produced by Elliot Kastner. With a score from John Williams. Starring Marlon Brando, Jack Nicholson, Kathleen Lloyd, Randy Quaid, Frederic Forrest, Harry Dean Stanton &amp; John P. Ryan
How is the world wrong about this movie?
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THE WORLD IS WRONG is an extremely positive podcast about movies the world is wrong about. Hosts ANDRAS JONES & BRYAN CONNOLLY have spent their lives championing these films, TV shows and cinematic artists. 

Andras, is the star of many cult motion pictures, a songwriter, an author, a bartender, and the host and creator of the musical divination show, Radio8Ball. 

Bryan, is a filmmaker, video store clerk, the co-author of the massive paean to punk rock in film "Destroy All Movies", and the co-host of "The Director's Wall" podcast. 

Together they will introduce you to films you may have never seen or heard of, 
many you may have heard of but from people who were simply wrong about them, 
and maybe even a few that you saw and thought you didn't like. 

Well, you were wrong and this is the podcast that will make you glad you were.

<a href="https://www.theworldiswrongpodcast.com/">THE WORLD IS WRONG</a> is an extremely positive podcast about movies the world is wrong about. Hosts ANDRAS JONES &amp; BRYAN CONNOLLY have spent their lives championing these films, TV shows and cinematic artists. Andras, is the star of many cult motion pictures, a songwriter, an author, a bartender, and the host and creator of the musical divination show, <a href="http://www.radio8ball.com/">Radio8Ball</a>. Bryan, is a filmmaker, video store clerk, the co-author of the massive paean to punk rock in film "Destroy All Movies", and the co-host of "<a href="https://directorswall.com/">The Director's Wall</a>" podcast. Together they will introduce you to films you may have never seen or heard of, many you may have heard of but from people who were simply wrong about them, and maybe even a few that you saw and thought you didn't like. Well, you were wrong and this is the podcast that will make you glad you were.

The World Is Wrong

THE WORLD IS WRONG is an extremely positive podcast about movies the world is wrong about. Hosts ANDRAS JONES & BRYAN CONNOLLY have spent their lives championing these films and cinematic artists. Bryan, as a filmmaker, video store clerk, as the co-author of the massive paean to punk rock in film "Destroy All Movies", and as the co-host of "The Director's Wall" podcast. Andras, as the star of many cult motion pictures, songwriter, author, bartender, and as the host and creator of the musical divination show, Radio8Ball. Join Andras & Bryan in their celebration of films that deserve better from us. If you have any suggestions please send them our way.

THE WORLD IS WRONG is an extremely positive podcast about movies the world is wrong about. Hosts ANDRAS JONES &amp; BRYAN CONNOLLY have spent their lives championing these films and cinematic artists. Bryan, as a filmmaker, video store clerk, as the co-author of the massive paean to punk rock in film "Destroy All Movies", and as the co-host of "The Director's Wall" podcast. Andras, as the star of many cult motion pictures, songwriter, author, bartender, and as the host and creator of the musical divination show, Radio8Ball. Join Andras &amp; Bryan in their celebration of films that deserve better from us. If you have any suggestions please send them our way.

As Steven Peros says in the episode, some films are misjudged by their time, and against their time. “The Missouri Breaks” was so much OF its time the 1970’s totally missed it.

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