Steven Jay Rubin’s Saturday Night At The Movies
Steve RubinWelcome To Saturday Night At The Movies With Steven Jay Rubin! The podcast that celebrates film past present and future!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||
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Steve interviews author Nat Segaloff (Big Bad John), all about the life and times of writer/director John Milius ("The Wind and the Lion").
Steve interviews author/filmmaker Richard Stanley, whose fascinating new book, "Otto Rahn: Grail Hunter," details the colorful life of a German citizen who was determined to solve one of the great mysteries of life by tracking down the Holy Grail.
Steve interviews second unit director (soon to be director) John Glen all about the celebrated ski jump in "The Spy Who Loved Me" teaser; and
actress Eunice Gayson, who had the fun role of Sylvia Trench, Bond's girlfriend, in "Dr. No" and "From Rus... more
Steve interviews screenwriter and author Anne Spielberg, who co-wrote one of the most popular comedies of the 80s: "Big" and who dives into a behind the scenes discussion of that true classic.
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- Saturday Night at the Movies
Except for the poor sound quality, I think this podcast is the greatest. The variety of topics, Steve Rubin’s preparation, and the enthusiasm of the host and guests for the topic makes for an enlightening, engaging, and thoroughly enjoyable experience. Don’t stop!
Apple Podcasts5DHJKOIUY
United States6 months ago - Hero and the Terror? Honestly?
Good podcast, smart personable host too, but why oh why, when you have Jack O’Halloran as a guest, and he keeps trying to tell his Robert Mitchum/“Farewell My Lovely” stories does that host push for the goods on, wait for it….”Hero and the Terror?” That’s like scoring a one on one with Tom Hanks and spending the whole pressing him about filming “Turner & Hooch.”
Apple Podcasts4ekp72United States9 months ago - Excellent interview with Leonard Maltin
Steve Rubin’s Saturday Night At The Movies episode featuring Leonard Maltin is a solid, enjoyable interview. Rubin and Maltin’s shared appreciation for the history and ongoing relevance of film comes through with a fascinating perspective on Maltin’s early days as a professional writer. By exploring the impact of following one’s vocational passions and the importance of mentoring among young entrants to the film review profession, Maltin’s story crosses occupational boundaries and serves as a s... more
Apple Podcasts5adamcikjUnited States4 years ago - Great interview about Sound of Music
What a great and in-depth interview - with actress that played Gretl. Fascinating insights on the movie.
Apple Podcasts5AppReviewerKLUnited States4 years ago
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