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Before Bennett Miller\u2019s Capote<\/i> even arrived and made a steamroll Best Actor winner out of Philip Seymour Hoffman, there was an entire other Truman Capote biopic in the can. Charting the same portion of the legendary and controversial writer\u2019s life as he wrote In Cold Blood<\/i>, 2006\u2032s Infamous<\/i> cast Toby Jones as Capote along with a cast of more recognizable faces than the previous year\u2019s version, including Sandra Bullock as Capote\u2019s friend and confidante Harper Lee and new James Bond Daniel Craig. Despite Capote<\/i> having played some of the very same film festivals, Infamous<\/i> was welcomed into the fall festival season anyway. But this film\u2019s emphasis on the high society gossip that was integral to the author\u2019s persona wasn\u2019t enough to distinguish this film from what came before, quickly dissolving from the season.<\/p>\n
This episode, we unpack the unavoidable comparison\u2019s between this biopic depiction and Miller\u2019s film. We also have our first double Six Timers Club between Infamous supporting players Sigourney Weaver and Gwyneth Paltrow, and discuss Paltrow\u2019s role as Not Peggy Lee, and\u00a0Warner Independent\u2019s other awards hopeful in 2006: For Your Consideration<\/i>.<\/p>\n
Topics also include Raja\u2019s Diana Vreeland Snatch Game performance,\u00a0\u201cJames Blonde\u201d, and Parker Posey in The Staircase<\/i>.<\/p>\n
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