Explore "alan parker" with insightful episodes like "175 | "Midnight Express" de Alan Parker", "100. The Commitments (w. Julia Raeside)", "72. Bugsy Malone (w. Gidgit VonLaRue)", "Pink Floyd - The Wall: Film (1982)" and "SBS#79" from podcasts like ""Cineteca Perdida", "Still Any Good?", "Still Any Good?", "Podcast and a CD" and "Sträter Bender Streberg - Der Podcast"" and more!
Howyeh, ya gobshites. It's our 100th episode and to celebrate we've been drinking again. We've also brought in a super guest: the fab Julia Raeside has selected THE COMMITMENTS.
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- Presented by Robert Johnson and Chris Webb
- Produced by Chris Webb
- "Still Any Good?" logo designed by Graham Wood & Robert Johnson
- Crap poster mock-ups by Chris Webb
- Theme music ("The Slide Of Time") by The Sonic Jewels, used with kind permission
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Gangsters! War! Guns! Pies! Songs! Children! umm ... Chachi!! Join us as we go back to 1974 to revisit BUGSY MALONE, as chosen by Retro Cinema's Gidgit VonLaRue.
Still Any Good logo designed by Graham Wood
Crap poster mock-up by Chris Webb
Theme music by The Sonic Jewels, used with kind permission
(c) 2021 Tiger Feet Productions
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Twitter @stillanygoodpod
Instagram stillanygoodpod
Email stillanygood@gmail.com
Find Gidgit:
@GidgitVonLaRue
@theretrocinema
Pink Floyd released the film version of The Wall in 1982. This version was the last of three that Roger Waters conceived during the break after the ‘In the Flesh’ tour. In this episode I discuss the narrative of the story a bit more, as well as listen in the the musical differences from the studio & live versions! www.apodcastandacd.com @APodcastandaCD
Starting with the first TV ad ever broadcast in the UK, we continue our look at the rise of commercial TV in the UK. We see how the medium evolved from its uninspiring beginnings, when directors and writers started focusing on producing ads that were just as good as the TV shows themselves. Contributions from Sir Alan Parker, Brian Palmer, and Jeremy Bullmore.
Stephen encounters both the natural and the supernatural during the making of Alan Parker's Mississippi Burning.
The Tobolowsky Files is a podcast from the people who brought you the /Filmcast, featuring a series of stories about life, love, and the entertainment industry, as told by legendary character actor Stephen Tobolowsky.
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