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Cinema Chat With David Heath

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Disney
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
Star Wars
Marvel Cinematic Universe
Carole Landis
William Wellman
Universal Monsters
Claudia Cardinale
James Cagney
Dolores Faith
Gone With the Wind
Paul Thomas Anderson
Internal Affairs
To Live and Die In LA
How Green Was My Valley
Alfred Hitchcock
The Lodger, A Story Of the London Fog
World War II
A Few Good Men
Brigitte Bardot

We talk about over 120 years of the film industry. News, notes, great interviews with actors and filmmakers. We also talk with biographers. We talk about the movies and the people that made/make them.

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Recent Guests

Shaun Rose
Filmmaker and guest on the episode
Episode: Paths of Glory (With Shaun Rose)
Rich Schmelter
Author and researcher discussing Carole Landis
Author of Hollywood's Glamorous Patriot
Episode: Carole Landis
Dwayne Epstein
Author of Killing Generals, The Making of the Dirty Dozen
Episode: James Cagney (With Dwayne Epstein)
Mark Oguschewitz
Film enthusiast and editor, expert on Hitchcock
Episode: The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog
Nicole Newcomb
Film writer/interviewer who previously discussed Grand Hotel on the show
Episode: Out of the Past (With Nicole Newcomb)
David Meule
Author of Assembly Line Auteur, the pre-code films of William Wellman
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Episode: William Wellman, the Precode Auteur (With David Meuel)
Mark Marshall
Author of Goonies, Droids, and Killer Whales; long-time film industry veteran
Episode: Mark Marshall on Working With Spielberg/Lucas/Donner
Rick Scott
Cousin and discussed Die Hard with host
Family
Episode: Is Die Hard a Christmas Movie?
Eddie Muller
Film historian and commentator
Episode: The Harder They Fall (1956 Bogart film)

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David Heath
Host of Cinema Chat With David Heath; leads deep-dive discussions on film history, interviews with actors and filmmakers, and biographers.

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Wonderful!

    David Heath’s passion for cinema and Old Hollywood film history is an inspiration. My daughter appeared on two of his shows. He is very thorough and a wonderful, insightful host.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J. A. K. S.
    United States3 years ago
  • Fantastic podcast!

    I love this podcast. I learn so much when listening. Informative and interesting. Look forward to each one when it comes out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stacey042673
    United States3 years ago
  • Cinema Chat with David Heath

    I absolutely love this podcast! I have learned a lot about movies and found some movies I had never seen and found I really liked them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mapenguin
    United States3 years ago
  • Cinema: Old and New!

    This podcast covers movies from the beginning of cinema to movies that are actively being released in theaters. All genres are covered which means there’s something for everyone within the podcast! David likes to “phone-a-friend” and often has experts to interview on any given movie in most of his episodes. It’s so fun learning new stuff about a movie you thought you already knew so much about! Tap in on an episode that sounds intriguing — you just might get pulled in! 😁

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PeachyBritt
    United States3 years ago
  • Informative and fun

    This is a fun show that usually is nostalgic but also covers new film subjects.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Allen0671
    United States3 years ago

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Fans note the breadth of topics—from Hitchcock to modern cinema—keeps content varied and compelling.
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Listeners praise the host's passion for cinema and depth of film history knowledge.

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Universal Monsters
Q: Was Dracula the right casting choice after Chaney's death, and how did Lugosi's performance shape the era?
Lancaster discusses that Bela Lugosi's casting as Dracula, after considering several others, became a defining performance for Universal and set a template for the look and aura of cinematic horror, influencing how monsters could be both terrifying and magnetic figures.
City Lights (With Nigel Dreiner)
Q: What makes City Lights stand out among Chaplin's films given the transition from silent to sound cinema?
Its seamless integration of a newly composed soundtrack, the Tramp's nuanced performance, and a daring willingness to tell a deeply emotional story without fully embracing spoken dialogue, which kept the film timeless and resonant still today.
Family Plot (With Glenn Adreiev)
Q: What was your first experience seeing Family Plot, and how did it compare to your expectations?
Glenn Andreiev explains he watched it recently for this discussion and found it to be a light, enjoyable finish to Hitchcock's career, not a spectacular closer but still with memorable moments and a distinct Hitchcock vibe.
Family Plot (With Glenn Adreiev)
Q: And how long has Cinema Chat been out there in the world?
David Heath explains that the show started in May 2018, and when the upcoming episode is released it will be eight years old, signaling a long-running, ongoing project.
Carole Landis
Q: What were some of the biggest challenges Landis faced during her wartime tours?
She faced real physical danger on tours—being near front lines, in aircraft, and during air raids—yet persisted with performances on the front lines to boost morale, often putting herself in risky situations for the sake of the soldiers.

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A long-running deep-dive into film history and interviews with actors, filmmakers, historians, and biographers. The show covers over a century of cinema, blending host-led analysis with expert guest perspectives on classic titles, industry trends, production histories, and legacy conversations. Fans of Hitchcock, Kubrick, Oscar history, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes are likely to find thoughtful, opinionated discussions that balance accessible storytelling with scholarly insight. Notable strengths include a willingness to explore both revered classics and lesser-known curiosities, plus the host's ability to weave context, trivia, and personal reflections into each episode for a cohesive, nostalgic yet current viewing lens.

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1. Shaun Rose
2. Rich Schmelter
3. Dwayne Epstein
4. Mark Oguschewitz
5. Nicole Newcomb
6. David Meule
7. Mark Marshall
8. Rick Scott

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