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Kat & Marc reflect on the prolific career and loss of Sam Neill and give film recommendations of his best performances. Also from the show archives, listen to the gang’s previous review of Jurassic Park (Episode 98 “Hold Onto Your Butts”) and The Piano (Episode 168 “Was Shakespeare In Love Really The Best Picture?”)
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