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Artwork for Movie People: Interviews & More From the Southampton Playhouse

Movie People: Interviews & More From the Southampton Playhouse

Eric Kohn
Frankenstein
Grey Gardens
Andor
Independent Film
The Friend
Marty Supreme
Star Wars
Splitsville
Caught Stealing
Zombieland
Black Phone 2
The Room Next Door
Timothée Chalamet
The Terminator
I Am Legend
Michael Clayton
Film
Television
Romantic Comedy
Killer Films

Filmmakers. Actors. Artists. You never know who might show up on Movie People. Veteran journalist Eric Kohn, the artistic director of the historic Southampton Playhouse, engages with new guests to discuss the past and present of moving images and other related art forms, as well as how they relate to the world at large.

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Artwork for Movie People: Interviews & More From the Southampton Playhouse

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We are wrapping up a busy year with a truly wonderful guest: Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, one of the most celebrated directors working today. From the early genre efforts like Cronos and The Devil's Backbone all the way through Pan's L... more

Filmmaker Josh Safdie and veteran cinematographer Darius Khondji join the Southampton Playhouse to discuss the new dark comedy Marty Supreme, which stars Timothée Chalamet as ping pong pro Marty Mauser, and share some of the films that inspired them.... more

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This week, we're joined by the brilliant author Sigrid Nunez, who has been churning out imaginative stories for over 30 years. However, her work has been adapted to the big screen only recently with two movies both released at the top of 2025: The Ro... more

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Guillermo del Toro
Oscar-winning filmmaker known for his unique storytelling and rich visuals
Episode: Guillermo del Toro Sums Up 2025 for Movie Lovers
Darius Khondji
Cinematographer known for his work on several acclaimed films
Episode: Josh Safdie on Directing Timothée Chalamet / The Joys of 35mm Film
James Faller
35mm projectionist with over 25 years of experience
Episode: Josh Safdie on Directing Timothée Chalamet / The Joys of 35mm Film
Sigrid Nunez
Brilliant author known for her imaginative storytelling
Episode: Sigrid Nunez on Watching Her 'Unfilmable' Novels Become Great Movies
Larry Maslan
NPR journalist and author
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Episode: A Real-Life Ghostbuster on What the Movies Get Right (and Wrong)
Michael Cardinuto
Founder of Long Island Paranormal Investigators
Episode: A Real-Life Ghostbuster on What the Movies Get Right (and Wrong)
Louise Ford
Editor known for her work on Black Phone 2 and collaborations with Robert Eggers
Episode: 'Black Phone 2' Editor Louise Ford on Horror Movies & More
Akiva Goldsman
Oscar-winning screenwriter of A Beautiful Mind
Episode: Akiva Goldsman on the Strange Legacy of 'I Am Legend'
David Nugent
Chief Creative Officer of the Hamptons International Film Festival
Hamptons International Film Festival
Episode: David Nugent Previews the 2025 Hamptons International Film Festival

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Eric Kohn
Artistic Director for the Playhouse and veteran journalist known for engaging conversations on film and arts.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Unique

    Every time I listen to Scorsese talk about pictures, I feel an urge to experience more of the magic of film. I love his relationship with Francesca. This is a dream of a conversation. Thank you for this. The best.

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    Carl Zand
    Mexico5 months ago
  • Let’s go

    So far so good

    Apple Podcasts
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    United States5 months ago

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#17
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#19
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Josh Safdie on Directing Timothée Chalamet / The Joys of 35mm Film
Q: What kind of a process is it for you as a director guiding what you wanted from Timothée?
I met him in 2017 and immediately saw the potential in him that I wanted to explore in this character, shaping his appearance and mannerisms to reflect the rugged individualism of the role.
Josh Safdie on Directing Timothée Chalamet / The Joys of 35mm Film
Q: Can you talk a bit about the process of shooting this movie in terms of the table tennis itself?
We shot it in a very classic way with multiple cameras and long lenses to capture the gameplay authentically.
Guillermo del Toro Sums Up 2025 for Movie Lovers
Q: What was something that you wanted to change or create to this tale?
Del Toro shares his vision of blending personal experiences and the essence of Mary Shelley's life into his adaptation, aiming to make it resonate emotionally with audiences today.
Guillermo del Toro Sums Up 2025 for Movie Lovers
Q: What is important to you about the IMAX presentation of this film?
Del Toro emphasizes the unique experience of watching films in IMAX, highlighting the collective engagement and the importance of surrendering to the cinematic experience rather than controlling it.
Guillermo del Toro Sums Up 2025 for Movie Lovers
Q: Can you talk a little bit about Frankenstein as this resilient story in our culture?
Del Toro explains how the various editions of Frankenstein differ in their cultural perception and significance, discussing its themes of violence, philosophy, and capitalism.

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