
John Fardy casts his eye over all that’s new in the Ominplex as well as the box at home. With interviews, reviews and lots of movie and TV treats John brings the magic of big and small screen to life.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 245 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This week on Screentime John Fardy is joined in studio by the one and only Bill Nighy to talk about his new movie '500 Miles' as well as auditions, podcasts and smart suits. John is also joined by Victora Smurfit, along with actress Lisa McGrillis an... more
This week John Fardy talks to Sally Field and Lewis Pullman about their new Netflix film 'Remarkably Bright Creatures'. John is also joined by director Lance Daly to talk about his new film 'Trad' as well as its lead actress Megan Nic Fhionnghaile wh... more
This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Damian McCarthy, the writer and director of the scary new horror 'Hokum' starring Adam Scott. Musician and filmmaker Nick Kelly pops by to talk about his new documentary 'The Song Cycle' which sees him cycl... more
This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to director Paddy Breathnach and writer Nancy Harris about the final season of 'The Dry' which has been warmly received by audiences around the world. Chris Wasser reviews the much talked about Michael Jackson... more
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Please research your guests before you interview them. The number of misstated shows, characters, etc. is insane.
Good show. But you could do something about the sound quality.
Voices are very quiet. Maybe speak about closer to the mic.
It’s a a really good show, nice that they have additional reviewers too, gives a more rounded review. It’s got a lot of potential too, well worth a listen.
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This program centers on film and television with a strong emphasis on interviews, reviews, and industry insights. Across recent episodes, the host chats with acclaimed actors, directors, critics, and festival figures, exploring upcoming releases, celebrated titles, and the craft behind filmmaking. Guests range from award-winning performers and standout directors to seasoned critics, offering a blend of personal storytelling, behind-the-scenes process, and critiques. A recurring strength is the mix of in-depth conversations about creative decisions and broader industry trends, including the shift between theatrical and streaming experiences, the impact of festival circuits, and the cultural implications of notable releases. The show stands o... more
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