
The story of Hollywood one film at a time. Four creatives. One shared passion: moviemaking magic. Insightful, interesting and very entertaining, John, Luke, Westy and Matt dive into cinema's greatest productions, revealing how it was done, whether it works and why it matters. From golden age to modern classics, we discuss the creativity and analyse the artistry behind the most important films eve... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 302 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Dozens of takes for a single line, a leading lady who terrified her director, and cinema's best closing gag. John, Luke, and Matt pick the story back up. Part 2 turns to the crew, the score and Jack Lemmon's maracas trick, before the reception, the a... more
Often crowned the funniest film Hollywood ever made, and it nearly killed everyone who made it. John, Luke, and Matt begin the story of Billy Wilder's cross-dressing, mob-dodging masterpiece. Part 1 takes in the St Valentine's Day Massacre opening, W... more
Two composers were thrown off the film before Friedkin found thirty seconds of Tubular Bells by accident. Luke, Matt, and Westy continue the story, heading up the stairs to that bedroom.
In Part 2 we cover the crew, Blatty's screenplay and the real ... more
The set burned to the ground overnight. Regan's bedroom came out of it without a mark. Luke, Matt, and Westy begin the story of the film that dragged horror out of the drive-in and all the way to the Academy Awards.
In Part 1 we cover the prologue ... more
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E. G. Marshall became well-known in the late 40s and 50s on excellent TV dramas as follows. I became a big fan at that time. He's a solid, no nonsense, straight-talking actor. You didn't mention his TV career, so I thought I'd bring this to your attention.
TV Shows:
* Actors Studio (1948–1950)
* The Philco Television Playhouse (1948–1955), including Middle of the Night(1954)
* You Are There (1953–1957)
* Robert Montgomery Presents (1954) [1, 2, 3]
Before 1957, E.G. Marshall primarily acted in ... more
Love listening to knowledgeable people who love what they do. This is one of the better movie podcasts - an ideal show for listening while gardening / painting / planting and etc.
I used to love these guys and happily paid for extra content, until they chose to include the voice of a man who has been vocally critical of lgbtq kids, and has been accused of predatory and disgusting behaviour toward women, among others: so disappointing. Just so disappointing.
There are few things better than expert enthusiasts. Brilliant insight and storytelling from guys who know what they’re talking about, never talk down to their audience - and clearly just love everything about movies. A great listen.
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A film-focused roundtable that dives deep into classic and contemporary cinema, blending rigorous analysis with warm banter. Episodes span horror, thrillers, sci-fi, and blockbuster favorites, with attention to production choices, craftsmanship, and cultural impact. Listeners often praise the hosts' passion, broad knowledge, and the way they unpack how films were made, why they resonate, and what makes them endure. A standout trait is the long-form, spoiler-conscious discussions that mix historical context with practical filmmaking notes, making it appealing to cinephiles and industry-minded listeners alike.
A notable edge is the breadth of eras and genres covered, plus a track record of lively, accessible conversations that reward re-watc... more
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