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Seen on the Screen with Jacqueline Coley

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Jurassic World Rebirth
Blumhouse
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Jaws
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Despicable Me
Malcolm X
The Last Dragon
Jurassic Park
Pride and Prejudice
Black Phone
Christopher Nolan
Steven Spielberg

A podcast series hosted by Jacqueline Coley, Awards Editor at Rotten Tomatoes. Claim your ticket to witness the personal narratives happening behind the scenes of film and entertainment. Each episode invites you into intimate conversations with filmmakers, actors and industry insiders. Blending sharp cinematic trivia with thoughtfully crafted interview questions, Jacqueline leads each guest throug... more

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Few filmmakers have had a bigger impact on the past 20 years of rom-coms than Will Gluck. From reimagined literary classics like Easy A and Anyone But You to his wry take on situationships in Friends With Benefits, his films are beloved for their wit... more

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Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner’s characters spend much of One Night Only running around New York City trading barbs and banter and pretending not to enjoy each other's company—but their chemistry is undeniable. Perhaps best known for their acclaime... more

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Lupita Nyong'o and Himesh Patel have starred in Academy Award-winning dramas, sci-fis, romcoms, and horrors, but they’ve never been on a set quite like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Shot entirely on IMAX film across some of the world's most breath... more

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John Leguizamo has had one of the most varied and versatile careers in Hollywood, appearing in over 100 films across every genre imaginable. From Carlito's Way and To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar to Ice Age and Encanto, he has a knac... more

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Monica Barbaro
A‑list film actor guest on the episode
Episode: Monica Barbaro & Callum Turner on the Comedy and Chemistry of One Night Only
Callum Turner
Actor guest on the episode
Episode: Monica Barbaro & Callum Turner on the Comedy and Chemistry of One Night Only
Lupita Nyong'o
Actress in The Odyssey
The Odyssey (Christopher Nolan project)
Episode: Lupita Nyong’o and Himesh Patel on Christopher Nolan’s IMAX Epic, The Odyssey
Himesh Patel
Actor in The Odyssey
The Odyssey (Christopher Nolan project)
Episode: Lupita Nyong’o and Himesh Patel on Christopher Nolan’s IMAX Epic, The Odyssey
John Leguizamo
Actor and writer known for film, stage, and voice acting roles
Episode: John Leguizamo on Craft, Creativity, and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
Michael Sarnoski
Writer and director of The Death of Robin Hood
Director, The Death of Robin Hood
Episode: Director Michael Sarnoski Talks Working with Hugh Jackman for The Death of Robin Hood
Colman Domingo
Actor; star of Disclosure Day
Colman Domingo (actor)
Episode: Colman Domingo on Spielberg’s Hope for Humanity in Disclosure Day
Curry Barker
Writer and director of Obsession
Obsession (Film)
Episode: Director Curry Barker on Crafting the Horror of Obsession
Kat Coiro
Director of You, Me & Tuscany
Episode: Director Kat Coiro on the Joy and Chaos of You, Me & Tuscany

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Jacqueline Coley
Host of Seen on the Screen presenting intimate conversations with filmmakers, actors and industry insiders

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings
  • Such a great insight into the industry

    Love the variety of different people being interviewed—really shows how much goes into making movies and getting them out into the world. Jacqueline is the best!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hi_mav
    United States2 years ago
  • Enjoyable and Entertaining!

    I love how this podcast gives insight into so many industry backgrounds, plus it has reminded me of some great movies I haven’t seen in a while. I love listening to this podcast on my way to work because it’s easy and enjoyable to listen to on the go. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bree_Richards
    United States2 years ago
  • So much new respect for Universal

    I feel like this show is what all the studios should be doing for real. I love learning how they built their careers. And so many good movie recs!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    slothtopus
    United States2 years ago
  • Great inside look

    Really enjoyed hearing about the backgrounds of people in different parts of the film business, and how that’s informed how they show up to work authentically. I always love hearing about people’s favorite movies!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DukeCheer02
    United States2 years ago

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Guest lineups demonstrate a diverse range of perspectives from different corners of the industry.
Episodes offer useful behind‑the‑scenes stories and practical takeaways for aspiring guests and sponsors.
The show provides a nuanced look at how films are made, not just marketed.
Listeners value the insightful, industry‑focused conversations and the host's engaging interview style.

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Monica Barbaro & Callum Turner on the Comedy and Chemistry of One Night Only
Q: Why did you decide to sing your own musical moments?
They discuss commitment to the material and the director's vision, highlighting how on‑set music moments can be integral to character and mood when the script supports it.
Monica Barbaro & Callum Turner on the Comedy and Chemistry of One Night Only
Q: What was your favorite thing you got to do on set?
Filming on a moving subway train stood out as a thrilling challenge that also delivered visually for the audience, underscoring the film's kinetic energy.
Monica Barbaro & Callum Turner on the Comedy and Chemistry of One Night Only
Q: Favorite rom‑com?
Monica and Callum name favorites with a playful that nods to the film's energy, while reflecting on how the genre can blend heart with bold storytelling.
Lupita Nyong’o and Himesh Patel on Christopher Nolan’s IMAX Epic, The Odyssey
Q: True or false? Christopher Nolan originally pitched Inception as a horror film.
True — the hosts discuss that Inception originated from a horror-oriented concept involving invasion of the mind, which aligns with Nolan's exploration of memory and fear.
Director Michael Sarnoski Talks Working with Hugh Jackman for The Death of Robin Hood
Q: How did you approach casting and working with Nick Cage in Pig as your first feature, and how did that influence Robin Hood?
Nick Cage's performance demonstrated how a director's craft lives in the actor's embodiment; I learned to trust sparse dialogue and let performances carry the moment, which informed my approach with Hugh Jackman and the rest of the cast.

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Conversations with filmmakers, actors, and industry insiders that pull back the curtain on the film world. Episodes center on the creative process, collaboration, and career journeys—from directing and producing for rom‑coms to shaping performances and on‑set dynamics—often weaving in industry trivia and behind‑the‑scenes anecdotes. The show frequently highlights diverse storytelling, practical production challenges, and the human side of cinema, offering actionable insights for fans, aspiring guests, and PR partners alike. A standout trait is the emphasis on authentic voices and real-world experience, making it useful for listeners who want a deeper understanding of how films come together and how talent navigates the industry landscape.

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1. Monica Barbaro
2. Callum Turner
3. Lupita Nyong'o
4. Himesh Patel
5. John Leguizamo
6. Michael Sarnoski
7. Colman Domingo
8. Curry Barker

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