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On this week’s viral episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey break down one of the biggest movies to find success through TikTok, DINNER IN AMERICA (2020). Plus, they finally begin a much-anticipated segment - Top Four Tarot. Listeners have submitted their Top Four m ...  Show more

Angus (1995) with Actor Charlie Talbert

On this week’s nostalgic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the nineties classic, ANGUS (1995). And in a shocking twist, they are joined by the star of the film, Angus himself, Charlie Talbert. Charlie explains what it was like working with the likes of ...  Show more

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