We're talking "Runaway Bride" this week! We go down memory lane with this movie that reunited our number one boy with Julia Roberts, and also kickstarted Elise's Gereheads lifestyle. We talk about the film's varying levels of self awareness, whether or not Elise is a puppet person, how quirky is too quirky for a fictional small town and its inhabitants, and Sarah perfects her impression of Julia's laugh. Many, many times. Join us!

Join us this week as we struggle through the plot of 1997 action flick "The Jackal," starring Richard Gere and Bruce Willis (in the title role). We discuss RTG's...distinct...Irish accent and momentary goatee, Bruce Willis's affinity for minivans, and marvel at how easy it seems to be to get put in charge at the FBI. As always, settle in for simultaneously too much and not enough detail, and for visual reference check us out on Instagram, @Gereheadspod!

Welcome to this week's episode where we discuss 1997's "Red Corner," a totally okay movie about a man framed for murder on a business trip to China. We talk about disposable cameras, movie star kissing etiquette, handcuffed piano playing, and tiptoe into a short discussion of Hollywood's relationship with China. Sincere apologies for all the Jennifer Coolidge impressions. IG: Gereheadspod 

Join us this week as we FINALLY discuss the long lost 1977 film “Looking for Mr. Goodbar.” It’s Richard Gere’s first big film role! We talk about Diane Keaton’s wardrobe, marvel over RTG’s buttless underwear, and sing the praises of LeVar Burton. There may be a feminist rant or two sprinkled in amongst it all. Come on in! And check us out on Instagram, @Gereheadspod NOTE: This movie contains disturbing content including suicide, rape, and murder, all of which we discuss in the episode.

“Primal Fear”? More like Prime-al Gere! This week we’re joined by our dear friend Emma to talk about the 1996 courtroom drama/thriller with a classic RTG performance and an absolutely killer supporting cast. Join us to discuss chopped-off fingers, Laura Linney’s cigarettes, Mary Higgins Clark novels, and, as always, Richard Gere’s hair. As usual: LOTS OF SPOILERS

Today we’re talking about the 1995 medieval romp “First Knight” starring Richard Gere, Julia Ormond, and Sean Connery. Join us as we discuss bread castles, RTG’s long dyed locks, a very scary kiss, and eavesdrop on an important conversation between Sean Connery and Holly Hunter. Put your historically inaccurate pistol crossbows away and have a listen!

Today we're talking about 1994's "Intersection," a drama wherein Richard Gere is torn between two women who are probably both too good for him. Topics of discussion include why on earth this is a movie Elise has already seen multiple times, the vivid imagination of an antique clock, the world's most unhinged answering machine message, and Sarah's trickiest "would you rather" yet. Listen in!

Welcome to this week’s episode where we talk about the 1993 Mike Figgis film “Mr. Jones,” where Richard Gere plays a man with bipolar disorder and Lena Olin plays the worst psychiatrist in the entire world. We talk about how much less offensive this movie was than expected, puzzle over another Bill Pullman appearance, sing the praises of the true hero of this film, and announce our new Twitter page. Follow us at @Gereheads!

Welcome to our very first (potentially only?) mini episode where we talk about the 1993 made-for-TV HBO film "And the Band Played On." Only Elise watched it and Richard Gere only has about two minutes of screen time, so this episode's vibes are a lil different than usual! Elise explains the plot of the movie to Sarah, talks a little about the movie's production, and gives excessively detailed descriptions about RTG's outfits and facial hair--so some things remain the same. Enjoy!

Howdy, corn dudes! We're back after a long break and more ready than ever to chat about Richard Gere's movies and forearms. This week we're deviating from our usual chronological order to discuss a 1988 film that only just became available online: Gary Sinise's "Miles from Home," a tale of two brothers who lose their family farm. We catch up on what we've been up to during our podcasting break, talk about the film's surprisingly famous supporting cast, lay out our feelings about Hot Farmer RTG, and officially decide which periphery Disney characters most represent each of us. Have a listen!