
Actors break down their most memorable scenes hosted by John Feitelberg
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsTV & Film | |||

Mark Wahlberg & Yahya Abdul-Mateen II sit down to talk By Any Means... Mark as real-life mob hitman Greg Scarpa, Yahya as FBI agent Wayne Strider and then dig into scenes from their own careers. Mark tells the wild story of almost turning down The De... more
Matt Johnson & Dominic Sessa Break Down TONY & Their Most Iconic Scenes The director and star of TONY sit down to talk building the film from Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, shooting on location in Provincetown, and the "layered heads" techn... more
John Feitelberg sits down with Common for an all-new episode of Scene Stealers to break down the scenes that defined his career. From his breakout role in Smokin' Aces to American Gangster, John Wick: Chapter 2, and Silo, Common reflects on the actor... more
Jeffrey Dean Morgan : Negan breaks down the Walking Dead bat scene, 10 years of playing the character, and his roles in Watchmen and The Losers. On this episode of Scene Stealers, Jeffrey Dean Morgan sits down to relive his most iconic scenes startin... more
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You da man
I was really hyped to see what Feits was going to do for a solo pod but being that tomorrow is a month since he’s posted I guess he gave up. Great idea but no follow through or care for a new audience.
Really great first episode and I thought it was smart to do every 2 weeks instead of every week. Now it’s been over 2 weeks and no second episode which is not a good look for a new podcast. I hope this gets straightened out because I Like Feits and want to support him.
Keep it going feits
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A candid, guest-driven interview series where actors dissect memorable scenes from both film and television. Conversations blend behind-the-scenes anecdotes, craft-focused insights, and personal stories, often weaving in production challenges, collaboration dynamics, and career turning points. Notable strengths include a diverse lineup of high-profile actors, scene-centric analysis, and a relaxed, anecdotal style that appeals to fans of film and TV alike. The show frequently features veterans alongside rising talents, with sponsor reads woven into casual banter, making it suitable for listeners seeking deeper acting craft and industry perspectives without heavy theoretical framing.
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