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Artwork for Supporting Actresses
Amy Adams
Drop Dead Gorgeous
Gwyneth Paltrow
Catch Me If You Can
Romantic Comedy
Sunshine Cleaning
Doubt
Night At the Museum: Battle Of the Smithsonian
Oscar Nominations
Leap Year
Hollywood
Serving Sara
Cruel Intentions 2
The Last Run
Amelia Earhart
Sundance Film Festival
Steven Spielberg
Love & Distrust
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
David O. Russell

A movie-by-movie breakdown of the careers of our favorite actresses, from their first brushes with fame to their newest releases. Co-hosts Dane McDonald and Louis Peitzman are charting the ups, downs, obstacles, and triumphs in this chronological deep dive into actress filmographies.

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In today's special Patreon preview, we're recapping the season finale of Apple TV's Cape Fear, where Amy Adams plays Anna Bowden, a defense attorney with secrets. We also share our larger thoughts on the series, and discuss whether or not Cape Fear w... more

Gwyneth Paltrow makes the most of her limited screentime in the hit 1995 crime thriller Se7en, where she plays Tracy, the doomed wife of Brad Pitt's Detective Mills. We're joined by podcaster and digital strategist Wynter Mitchell to talk about Gwyne... more

Gwyneth Paltrow's busy 1995 began with the historical drama Jefferson in Paris, where she plays Thomas Jefferson's daughter, Patsy. We're joined by producer and Maximum Film! co-host Drea Clark to talk about Gwyneth's crash course in harpsichord, and... more

Gwyneth Paltrow took a trip back to the 1920s in the 1994 biopic Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, where she plays fictional actress Paula Hunt alongside the real members of the Algonquin Round Table. We're joined by This Had Oscar Buzz co-host Chr... more

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Recent Guests

Drea Clark
Indie film producer, festival programmer, and co-host of Maximum Film
Maximum Film
Episode: Jefferson in Paris with Drea Clark (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Episode 6)
Amy Odell
Journalist, author of Gwyneth, The Biography
Back Row; Gwyneth, The Biography
Episode: Flesh and Bone with Amy Odell (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Episode 4)
Sonia Saraiya
Television critic, mother of two, working on a novel
Television Critic / Vanity Fair? (as introduced in episode)
Episode: Nightbitch with Sonia Saraiya (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 50)
Jorge Molina
Filmmaker, festival programmer and entertainment critic
Independent/Festival circuit
Episode: Disenchanted with Jorge Molina (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 49)
Kevin Porter
Comedian, host of Good Christian Fun and Gilmore Guys
Good Christian Fun; Gilmore Guys
Episode: Dear Evan Hansen with Kevin T. Porter (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 48)
Maris Kreizman
Author of I Want to Burn This Place Down; The Maris Review
The Paris Review / author
Episode: The Woman in the Window with Maris Kreizman (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 47)
Ryan Marker
General Manager of the Aero Theater in Santa Monica; co-host of Screen Drafts
Screen Drafts
Episode: Zack Snyder's Justice League with Ryan Marker (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 46)
Emily St. James
Author and critic, co-hosts guest appearance
Author, Newsletter writer, TV writer
Episode: Vice with Emily St. James (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 44)
Henry Gilbert
Host of Talking Simpsons and What a Cartoon!, guest on this episode
Talking Simpsons, What a Cartoon!
Episode: Justice League with Henry Gilbert (Chasing Amy Adams: Episode 43)

Hosts

Dane McDonald
Host of Supporting Actresses; co-host of the show
Louis Peitzman
Co-host of Supporting Actresses; Host of the show (various instances)

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • Adams via a gay perspective

    I’ll give kudos to the hosts for actually being movie buffs.And the conceit of going through all of her works is brilliant since she is likely my favorite actress.

    I think my problem is that you guys take away too long to start the show. We don’t need to hear the meandering bantering.

    The bigger thing is that you view Adams’ career through a gay perspective, since obviously, both of you are gay. And as a heterosexual man, it just throws off the enjoyment of the podcast. Also, Adams being one ... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    Alfred Gonzales
    United States2 months ago
  • Love this pod

    Great find! Love the hosts and awesome guests.

    Please cover Sharp Objects!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oryx700
    United States4 months ago
  • Love this pod

    Great find!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oryx700
    United States4 months ago
  • Nightpod

    In the nicest and most positive way I can mean it, this is the gayest concept for a podcast imaginable

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AddMLR
    United States7 months ago
  • Delightful

    I’ve listened to both Dane and Louis on screendrafts and love their energy. I’m not , not, an Amy Adams fan, but I normally wouldn’t seek out a pod just about her work ( which is great), but I find this to be a fun listen to help get me through my work day . Such a delight!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eliza A 87
    United States8 months ago

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Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle with Chris Feil (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Episode 5)
Q: Gwyneth Paltrow's performance in Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle: a movie star performance or an actress performance?
Answer hinges on the context: all panelists acknowledge her star presence and the ensemble setting, with some arguing the performance leans toward a movie star portrayal due to her glamor and stage-ready presence, while others see it as an actress performance within a large, theater-influenced ensemble where she blends with other notable performers.
Jefferson in Paris with Drea Clark (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Episode 6)
Q: Is Gwyneth Paltrow delivering an actress performance or a movie-star performance in Jefferson in Paris?
The hosts and guest converge on calling it an actress performance, given the restrained, ensemble-embedded portrayal and lack of overt star power driving the film.
Flesh and Bone with Amy Odell (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Episode 4)
Q: Should Gwyneth Paltrow have won an Oscar for Flesh and Bone?
The hosts and Amy Odell acknowledge that while Gwyneth delivered a strong performance, the overall film wasn't strong enough to justify winning, and the category might have been better served by other nominees; the discussion emphasizes the strategic dynamics of award voting and how not winning can keep a career's momentum intact.
Hook with Roxana Hadadi (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Episode 2)
Q: Is Gwyneth Paltrow's performance in Hook more a movie-star moment or an actress-focused turn?
The hosts largely classify it as an actress performance due to her accent work and compact screen time, though they acknowledge star presence and future potential.
Shout (Chasing Gwyneth Paltrow: Season Premiere)
Q: Is Gwyneth Paltrow's Shout performance a movie star performance or an actress performance?
Dane argues it's an actress performance due to naturalism and screen presence, while Louis contends it's a movie star performance because of star power and radiance, and they acknowledge there isn't always a clean split.

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This show deep-dives into the careers of a single actress, exploring how each role, collaboration, and career decision fits into a broader arc. Episodes typically pair two hosts as they unpack filmography through focused episodes—often with guests—covering early work, breakout roles, and later career pivots. Across seasons, audiences can expect thoughtful analysis, industry context, and playful banter around casting, reception, and genre shifts. Noteworthy is its sustained, actor-centric approach that blends rigorous critique with personal anecdotes, making it a compelling listen for cinephiles and industry peers seeking both depth and warmth in conversations about fame, craft, and career longevity.

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