It Don't Worry Us, Ep. 4 — Minutes 4–5:10: "200 Years" in Haven's Studio

In the latest discussion of Robert Altman's brilliant Nashville, Haven Hamilton finally takes the mic, recording his bicentennial anthem "200 Years," and Jason Sacks and Dan Story ask whether it's the most pandering song in Robert Altman's Nashville. They read Joan Tewkesbury's screenplay description of Haven, size up Henry Gibson's controlling star and meet Bud and Lady Pearl, the family in his orbit. Plus Altman's assistant directors Tommy Thompson and Alan Rudolph, the background extras with stories of their own, Geraldine Chaplin's Opal wandering in, and some unforgettable 1970s outfits. 00:24 "200 Years" 07:22 Tewkesbury on Haven 14:15 Bud and Lady Pearl 20:03 Altman's assistant directors 25:04 Opal arrives 31:23 Those 1970s outfits