Explore " american film institute" with insightful episodes like "The Poppies", "Tossed Popcorn Reflection Extravaganza Part II", "Tossed Popcorn Reflection Extravaganza Part I", "Episode 118 - Thelma & Louise" and "121. Handling Peer Criticism with Dr. Syreeta Greene" from podcasts like ""Tossed Popcorn", "Tossed Popcorn", "Tossed Popcorn", "1991 Movie Rewind" and "The Back to Me Podcast"" and more!
Welcome to the first annual Tossed Popcorn Poppies! The much-anticipated awards show awarding awards to the most and least deserving films, directors, and other surprise categories on the AFI list. We’d like to thank the academy and by the academy we mean ourselves.
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This week we are Being Thoughtful! Stare into the mirror for lots and lots of reflection about the past two years and what the heck we've just done. Turns out 100 movies is...so many movies. Thanks to everyone who sent in questions! #StayCurious #LifelongLearners
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100 movies later... we discuss who the heck we are after this years-long experience. Join us for Tossed Popcorn's cinematic trip down memory lane. In Part One we heroically attempt to remember every single movie on the list. Consider it the ultimate cheat sheet for pretending you've seen the entirety of the AFI 100. Enjoy, and stay tuned for Part Two!
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57:59 - Cast & Crew/Awards
1:04:18 - Pop Culture
1:14:24 - Rankings & Ratings
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They guys end the week talking about the recent TikTok ban in Montana, favorite movies, and do older movies stand the test of time like music does?
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Rori and Aaron discuss the American Film Institute's Top 100 Films of the Last 100 Years (#100-#50)
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0:00 - Intro & Summary
2:00 - Movie Discussion
58:54- Cast & Crew/Awards
01:06:01- Pop Culture/True Crime - Death of Lloyd Avery II
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On today's episode, we go slightly beyond the presidency as we talk to George Steven's Jr. about his new memoir, My Place in the Sun: Life in the Golden Age of Hollywood and Washington.
The son of famed film director George Stevens, George Stevens Jr. grew up in the highest reaches of Hollywood, on the sets of classic films like Giant, Shane, The Diary of Anne Frank, and A Place in the Sun. But yearning for his own place in the sun, he ventured to Washington to work with legendary journalist Edward R. Murrow at the United States Information Agency, producing films for John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, before going on to work for other presidents in other capacities.
The founding director of the American Film Institute and the creator of the Kennedy Center Honors, Stevens describes his remarkable life and unimaginable brushes with history.
How is an overprotected ballerina on the brink of a major career coup like an up-and-coming director with a huge debut thriller on her hands? It’s not a riddle — it’s the topic of today’s episode with Chloe Okuno, director of the brand new movie WATCHER. She’s talking about how she sees herself in Natalie Portman’s Nina Sayers in BLACK SWAN.
Then, it’s even more women on the brink with Jordan’s one quick thing about LUX ÆTERNA, one of Gaspar Noe’s new films.
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On this special episode of Making Space, Hoda sits down exclusively with Matt Hutchins, whose wife Halyna died after a gun discharged on the set of the film Rust in October 2021. Matt opens up about loss, legacy, moving forward, and how he’s making space to heal.
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In this episode, Alex and Evan dissect Bill Duke's impressive career longevity.
The legendary actor standing in at 6'4 1/2 inches with a freshly bald head like no other - you may have noticed this familiar face alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in both Commando and Predator. Most popular for his "tough guy" roles in the action and crime drama genres, Bill has appeared in films such as American Gigolo, 50 Cent's 'Get Rich or Die Tryin', Menace II Society, X-Men: The Last Stand, and Bird on a Wire with Mel Gibson. As a director, he is most notable for his episodes of numerous television series including Miami Vice, Twilight Zone, and director of the movie Sister Act 2 starring Whoopi Goldberg and Lauryn Hill.
Duke is the founder of the Duke Media Foundation that helps prepare young people for a career in all aspects of film, video, and TV production. He also serves on the Board of Trustees of the American Film Institute as a member of the California Film Commission board appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger and as a member of the National Endowment for the Humanities appointed by President Bill Clinton.
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