We Debate the Best FIGHTING Couples: Phantom Thread, Succession, or Mr. & Mrs. Smith?
September 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelLouis is joined by Ghosts writer Akilah Green to discuss The Roses and the best fighting couples in media history. Then Louis remembers Robert Redford.
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