Haven’t had a minute to call my own since I last checked in. Going against my better judgement I decided to multitask and provide some insight on my recent lack of productivity. Scout’s honor that this won’t become the norm, but it does serve as a sneak peak in what I hope to get going with my boy once we’re allowed out of the house. Thanks for listening!
Episode 6 features two films I highly recommended. One is a Maine set film noir (Blow The Man Down) and the other is a teen romance comedy (Banana Split) that is blessed with a solid ensemble and strong screenplay.
Blow The Man Down actresses Morgan Saylor shares her thoughts on Jim Jarmusch’s Night On Earth and co-star Sophie Lowe’s movie pick is Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet. Banana Split actress Addison Riecke’s favorite film is Fantastic Mr. Fox. My Q&A with Riecke, along with details on my latest Digital Code giveaway, is up on Deepest Dream.
Banana Split hits Digital and On Demand March 27 and Blow The Man Down is now streaming on Prime Video. Thanks for your support and remember to rate/comment our podcast!!
On Episode 5 of “Flick City,” actress Sidney Flanigan talks about finding the courage to play the lead role of Autumn in “Never Rarely Sometimes Always.” Co-star Talia Ryder talks about her love for “Little Miss Sunshine” and “Witness for the Prosecution.” Both actresses have a bright future ahead of them (and they’re both terrific in the film). Movie is now playing in New York and Los Angeles and goes wide April 3.
Director Katharine O’Brien picks “Chinatown” as her favorite film, and she explains why director John Cassavetes was an influence in her feature “Lost Transmissions.” Los Angeles set film, now out in theaters and On Demand, stars Simon Pegg and Juno Temple.
I briefly touch on underrated actress Rhonda Fleming. Several of her credits (“The Killer is Loose,” “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral” and “Simply Scarlet” are discussed as we close out the episode!
Remember to give our Podcast a rating and comment to support the program. My full interviews w/ Sidney Flanigan and Talia Ryder are available for our Patreon members. Much appreciated and stay safe!!
Greg and Anderson talk a bit about some of their favorites from February before highlighting the March releases that they’re excited about as well as a few that have been pre-screened.
Is there a specific movie that has changed your life? I’d love to know – so please comment or email us and share your pick!
One of the movies that has impacted my life is Akira Kurosawa’s “Ikiru.” My thoughts on the film, as well as audio from Patton Oswalt (I asked him “Ikiru”) is featured in this min-pod!!
Would love to hear your thoughts on “Ikiru” as well!
On episode 2 of Flick City, Greg Srisavasdi interviews Camp Cold Brook producer Joe Dante and Andy Palmer as they reflect on movies they love (Dante discusses Gregory Peck in “Moby Dick” and “To Kill A Mockingbird” – Palmer picks the Steve Martin film “Roxanne”).
“Standing Up, Falling Down” director Matt Ratner doesn’t pick a favorite film, but he elaborates on how the play “Stones in his Pocket” influenced him as a story teller.
CinemAddicts co-host Greg Srisavasdi interviews Nat Faxon, Jim Rash and Zoë Chao as they talk about their favorite films. Raising Arizona, The Jerk, Man’s Favorite Sport and The World of Henry Orient are covered.
All the movies of note that are to be released in the month of February are discussed and a few are reviewed by Greg as he has already screened a few of them.
A new Guy Ritchie flick, a promising looking revenge story and another Nic Cage project that is more than a little interesting.
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Happy New Year all you Cinemaddicts listeners! Got a brand new episode ready for 2020. Greg and Anderson have a few worth knowing about it the first few weeks of the new year and look back at 2019 and the best they saw in December. Thanks for listening!
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