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CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Intro

01:01 - Current Events Overview

04:58 - Oscars Highlights

14:22 - Senator Tim Scott Engagement News

19:44 - Listener Q&A Segment

23:22 - Donald Trump Political Update

24:15 - Liquid IV Sponsorship

27:12 - Bathroom Etiquette Discussion

28:15 - Unusual Bathroom Stories

33:11 - Social Media Blocking Reasons

39:46 - Discussing Personal Icks

43:01 - Michael Jackson Movie Insights

46:05 - Deep Dive into Michael Jackson Biopic

52:00 - Vince McMahon Scandal Explained

54:53 - Michael Jackson vs Prince Debate

56:20 - Amish Horse and Buggy Theft Story

1:07:28 - Final Thoughts and Messages

1:09:10 - OUTRO

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Kevin is joined by acclaimed filmmaker, Antoine Fuqua.

Antoine Fuqua, director and producer, is known for his work on the films Training Day, The Magnificent Seven, and The Equalizer.

Kevin Goetz sits down with renowned Hollywood director Antoine Fuqua. They discuss Fuqua's extraordinary path from the tough streets of Pittsburgh to directing blockbusters and working with some of the greatest actors of our time. Fuqua opens up about his encounter with gun violence at age 15, which shaped his artistic style and pursuit of cinematic realism. He shares behind-the-scenes stories about working with Denzel Washington in Training Day, the value he gleans from test screenings, and his upcoming Michael Jackson biopic. Fuqua also provides insight into his intense focus on actors, self-criticism, and mission to keep evolving as a director who can capture the human condition under pressure.

Childhood Shooting (2:26)
Fuqua recalls being randomly shot at age 15 while running an errand in Pittsburgh. The traumatic event gave him a visceral sense of violence and mortality. He remembers the shooting like a vivid movie scene engraved in his mind.

Acting Process (11:34)
Fuqua explains his deep reverence for actors. Fuqua believes in giving actors space to use their own creative process and not interfering in their "magic."

“In the Moment Filmmaking” with Denzel Washington (14:18)
Fuqua shares a story from Training Day when he was so absorbed watching Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke improvise in character that he forgot to call "cut." He stresses filmmakers must sometimes "get out of their own way" and just feel unscripted moments unfold.

Test Screenings (16:48)
The pair discuss test screenings, and Fuqua shares that even though he is tortured by the test screening process, he considers it a blessing. Fuqua discusses his love for the audience and how the feedback exposes blind spots and forces him to see the film through their eyes.

Michael Jackson Biopic (21:56)
Fuqua reveals details on his upcoming Michael Jackson biography produced by Graham King. He was drawn to the project by Jackson's global impact and complicated life. Fuqua aims to look beyond tabloid headlines to capture the man underneath.

Men Under Pressure (27:24)
Fuqua discusses men under pressure, a major theme in his filmmaking, and how he is drawn to telling stories about people making tough choices that test their morals and define their character.

Tune in for a fascinating discussion that provides rare insight into the mindset of visionary director Antoine Fuqua. From his rough upbringing to directing actors like Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Will Smith, and Jake Gyllenhaal, he explains how his background shaped his directorial style and gift for portraying the human condition.

Host: Kevin Goetz
Guest: Antoine Fuqua
Producer:  Kari Campano
Writers: Kevin Goetz, Darlene Hayman, & Kari Campano

For more information about Antoine Fuqua:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antoinefuqua/
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0298807/
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Fuqua

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Website: www.KevinGoetz360.com
Audienceology Book: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Audience-ology/Kevin-Goetz/9781982186678
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: @KevinGoetz360
Linked In @Kevin Goetz
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It takes a village to make the movies that we love....but not everyone gets the love that they deserve....

On this very special episode we go behind the scenes once again on the box office champion of the week.  It's time to talk with Production Designer Naomi Shelton about 'The Equalizer 3'.

It's a vital job, that doesn't always get the attention it deserves but we talk with Naomi about the nature of the job, having a long working relationship with a filmmaker like Antoine Fuqua and so very much more....

'The Equalizer 3' is in theatres now

In real estate and in the film business, it's all about location, location, location....

On this very special episode we're getting a little bit of insight behind the scenes of a movie that is the reigning box office champ right now.  It's time to talk a little 'The Equalizer 3' with location supervisor Robin Melville.

Shot entirely in Italy, it helps the in's and outs of a production like this to have someone who knows how to shoot in the country you are setting up shop in.  Enter veteran location supervisor Robin Melville who has worked on a myriad of big shoots like the last two Bond films among others and we had the chance to talk to him about the nature of the job, what it entails and so very much more.

'The Equalizer 3' is in theaters now....

A half-dozen films highlight this Labor Day weekend with Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy who guide you through the spectrum of new films from Juliette Binoche (Between Two Worlds) and Frank Grillo (King of Killers). Hilary Swank is kinda involved in solving her son’s murder (The Good Mother) while Simon Pegg tries to solve the mystery of an unseen but all-knowing entity (Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose). The history of the “erotic thriller” is examined in a nearly three-hour documentary (We Kill For Love) and Denzel Washington is back to provide brutal justice in Italy (The Equalizer 3).

0:00 - Intro

1:53 King of Killers

9:44 – The Good Mother

21:32 - Between Two Worlds

27:32 - We Kill For Love

47:52 - Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose

1:00:52 - The Equalizer 3

1:16:54 - Outro

Greetings, programs, and welcome to a very special episode of the show.  This week (and next!) Simon is on holiday, so Matthew will be joined once again by our friend Rachel Ho of Exclaim.ca, ThatShelf.com, POV Magazine, and The Globe and Mail! 

We're diving into an indie darling and a big, oscar-bait action spectacle this week.  First, Benson & Moorhead's Something in the Dirt, which is finally in release after premiering all the way back at Sundance at the beginning of 2022.  Then we move on to Emancipation, Will Smith's first big release since "the slap".  One of these is quite good, and the other not so much.  Listen to find out which!

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After laying very low since the Oscars and his slap-heard-round-the-world, Will Smith is finally talking. He sat down with Trevor Noah on “The Daily Show” last night for his first major TV interview since Slapgate to promote his new film, “Emancipation.” It was there that he opened up about that fateful night in March and had an interesting take on what exactly triggered his behavior. Will also talked about how he’s worried that “Emancipation” - and everyone who worked on it - will be punished for his huge lapse in judgment. So we’re wondering how this film will do, and what that will mean for Will’s career?

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Notre critique du film Netflix "The Guilty"  réalisé par Antoine Fuqua avec Jake Gyllenhaal, Christina Vidal. Remake de Den Skyldige (The Guilty) de Gustav Möller. 

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Titre : The Guilty

Sortie : 01 Octobre 2021 (sortie Netflix)

De : Antoine Fuqua

Avec : Jake Gyllenhaal et Christina Vidal.

Synopsis : Relégué au centre d'appels d'urgence, un inspecteur de police tente de sauver une interlocutrice au fil d'une rude journée riche en révélations et règlements de compte.

Bande-annonce : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCvIPpBiY34

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Aujourd'hui Rone reçoit notre ami Gizmo du podcast Decenie's pour un épisode assez fort qui traite de scènes bien spécifiques des films "Salvador" de Oliver Stone et de "Les Larmes du Soleil" de Antoine Fuqua. 

Bonne écoute et portez vous bien.

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