Filmmakers and entertainers discuss the movies that inspired them. Hosted by Oscar nominated screenwriter and TFH Guru Josh Olson and fearless leader himself, director Joe Dante. The Movies That Made Me is recorded live in Hollywood and engineered by film composer Don Barrett.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 336 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film |
Writer/Director Neil Burger discusses a few of his favorite films with hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante.
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Companion writer/director Drew Hancock discusses a few of his favorite films from his year working at a movie theater in 1999 with hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante.
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Josh and Joe discuss the impact and importance of the late, great David Lynch, followed by reminiscences from several past guests.
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Babygirl writer/director Halina Reijn returns to the podcast and discusses a few of her favorite sexy movies with Josh Olson.
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These set of conversatios are a must if you want to dive into the vast ocean of films out in the world. Just one of the best podcast around. It is fun and better than film school. Cheers from México.
The episode with Warren Zanes was so great. Smart and insightful.
Love this podcast! One of the best movie podcasts there is. Not to be that guy, but Trent Reznor is far more eclectic music-wise than Josh seems to think: I believe he won an academy award for composing the score for the Disney film Soul
Ever been to a bday party where some jerk who’s got cake/ice cream hanging out at the back of their gullet has to start talking before it drops down their stupid throat? That’s Josh’s voice all the time and it is disqualifying. He’s also somewhat arrogant and speaks in a rambling, unfocused, manner that is never insightful, interesting, nor funny. Less of him and much more of Joe and guest is what’s needed here. Also, it’s important to note that John Wayne indeed could not act, and that Indepe... more
Thank you for your most recent episode with Giovanni Ribisi (and your whole show!). Had no idea Losey had done a version of M and am now excited to track it down. Sounds like it is on bluray in France so making progress. Thanks again!!!
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