50 MPH
Kris TapleyGet ready for rush hour! 50 MPH is a podcast dedicated to the making and legacy of Jan de Bont’s 1994 summer movie blockbuster SPEED. Across 50 episodes, this one-of-a-kind oral history takes you on a breakneck journey from conception to execution, distribution and beyond. Join entertainment journalist Kris Tapley as he talks to the people who made it happen and discusses their memories of an elec... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Interviews | |||
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Director Jan de Bont and others unfortunate enough to be involved in SPEED 2: CRUISE CONTROL (plus a few who dodged the bullet) discuss SPEED's disastrous 1997 sequel starring Jason Patric, Willem Dafoe and a returning Sandra Bullock.
Surveying the aftereffects of SPEED and how its various players parlayed the film's star-making success into their next ventures.
Filmmakers Paul Verhoeven, John McTiernan, Guillermo del Toro, Barry Jenkins and Joe Carnahan chime in on SPEED and fellow director Jan de Bont.
From scrappy theater productions Down Under to epic collector quests to, ahem, podcasts dedicated to a legacy, the fandom surrounding SPEED is a global affair.
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- The Way Movies Used To Be
Being a Gen X’er, I absolutely love this podcast and the look back at how old school action movies used to be made. Kris’ level of detail about Speed is awe-inspiring. I especially loved the early episode that discussed where Keanu and Sandra were in their careers right before, during, and immediately after Speed. Did I think I needed this podcast? No! Is this podcast worth the investment of time? Absolutely, especially for anyone who loves action movies of the 80’s and 90’s.
Apple Podcasts5Kyfrancik
United States2 months ago - I’m at episode 24 and in tears
The depth of feeling and inquisitive insight into a movie I simply like, though not one I revisit very often, is ridiculously fascinating. Our intrepid guide Kris further proves himself as the expert journalist chronicling the many highs and lows of the making of this film. Highly recommended, especially for filmmakers, film fans and industry creatives!
Apple Podcasts5viralsquirrel
United Kingdom2 months ago - More like this!
I love movie podcasts, but most of them are long one off episodes. This show scratches a completely different itch, 55 episodes about a single film. I’m sure it was a ton of work, but man does it come together. Since most streaming lack’s commentary tracks this should be a new sub genre.
Apple Podcasts5DcphillipsUnited States2 months ago - Nostalgia galore
I was 17. I just got my crappy car. Speed was in the theater. Instead of taking a friend, I asked my mom, which blew her away. That’s just one memory of many I have of this movie. It cemented my mom and me watching movies the rest of her life and exclaiming “oh darn” if either of us swore. I still own the VHS I bought 29 years ago. When I saw this podcast I loaded up the VCR expecting to be disappointed but man oh man quite the opposite. Movie holds up. I was still glued to my seat. I still want... more
Apple Podcasts5Yammies95United States3 months ago - Kris, where have you been this whole time?
Kris, mate, I just discovered this show after it being advertised on the Light the Fuse podcast, I had no idea it existed! I have been a diehard fan of Speed ever since I was a kid, I grew up watching it obsessively on VHS and on broadcast television. Whilst everyone keeps yapping on about Die Hard and T2 (and don’t get me wrong I love those movies), I never felt like Speed got AS MUCH attention as those films, even though I find the film just as memorable and masterful in the action genre. more
Apple Podcasts5RobbieJMartin
Australia4 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #52 | United States/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #49 | United Kingdom/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #64 |  Canada/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #42 |  France/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #44 | Australia/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #73 |  Germany/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
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