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Kirk Minihane delves into the lives and careers of actors, musicians, or any subject that’s on his mind.
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Kirk looks back at the 1987 fight for the WBC Middleweight title: Marvelous Marvin Hagler vs. Sugar Ray Leonard.
Kirk looks at the ups and downs of John Travolta’s career - from Welcome Back, Kotter and his breakout movie roles in Saturday Night Fever and Grease to Look Who’s Talking.
Kirk looks back at Clint Eastwood's work in the 90s. From Unforgiven to The Bridges of Madison County, Kirk details why the 90s was such a crucial decade for Clint.
Kirk revisits the work of Rob Reiner, from his role in All in the Family to an incredible directing legacy that includes Stand by Me, The Princess Bride and A Few Good Men.
From the original 1976 classic Rocky to the shift from gritty drama to entertainment after Rocky II, Kirk looks at the Rocky franchise, one of the most iconic movie franchises of all time.
Kirk revisits the work of Michael J. Fox. From his roles in Family Ties and Back to the Future to his incredible work with the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Kirk looks at the rise of Kevin Bacon’s movie career—from breakout roles in Footloose and Diner to A Few Good Men & more.
Kirk looks at the evolution of Chevy Chase. From fully establishing himself as a movie star in 'Foul Play' to 'Memoirs of an Invisible Man' & more.
Kirk looks at the career of James Woods. From his early roles as a leading actor to his pivot to supporting roles where he often stole scenes in the movies he appeared.
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