Explore "oliverstone" with insightful episodes like "Episode 312 - Platoon (Best Picture Winners Part IV)", "JFK (1991)", "JFK (1991) Kevin Costner, Donald Sutherland, Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pesci, Sissy Spacek & Kevin Bacon", "Nixon (1995)" and "How to Ask for Anything" from podcasts like ""Another Look - A Film Podcast", "At the Movies in the 90s", "Dorking Out", "At the Movies in the 90s" and "Super U Podcast"" and more!
Oliver Stone's Vietnam film PLATOON is our discussion this week as it came out victorious as the Best Picture of the 1987 Academy Award ceremony. Please send any and all feedback to anotherlookpod@gmail.com. Please follow us on Instagram @anotherlookpod, and check us out on Facebook. Rate/review/subscribe where ever you get your podcasts.
Buckle up! Today, Equalman sits down with Hollywood Legend Larry Kasanoff. Kasanoff makes movies (Platoon, Terminator 2, True Lies, Mortal Kombat), animated movies (Lego Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out), and theme park rides (Marvel Superheroes 4D, The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman). In terms of innovation, he has worked on films and rides that include the first hit movie made from a video game, first movie to extensively use morphing, first 3D steadicam (moving camera) shot, first EDM (electronic dance music) platinum album, and many more. He has a BA from Cornell University and an MBA from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Learn more about Larry Kasanoff here: www.atouchofthemadness.com
In this episode, Erik and Larry discuss Larry's new book, A Touch of the Madness: How to Be More Innovative in Work and Life . . . by Being a Little Crazy. Larry shares his journey to becoming the legendary movie producer he is today, why he risked his job to green-light the movie Platoon, why you should sometimes listen less, three questions you should ask yourself to discover your passion, and much more.
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5x #1 Bestselling Author and Motivational Speaker Erik Qualman has performed in over 55 countries and reached over 50 million people this past decade. He was voted the 2nd Most Likable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling.
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David Gornoski and physicist Dr. Weiping Yu are joined by Academy-Award winning filmmaker Oliver Stone and writer Joshua Goldstein for a conversation on their upcoming documentary Nuclear Now; why nuclear energy is vastly misunderstood by environmentalists; cold fusion; climate change; Chernobyl and Fukushima; Tucker Carlson's departure from Fox News; the future of the energy industry; and more.
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Can a movie that scandalized America in 1994 continue to shock us today? Not really, but Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers" still has a lot going for it: a perfectly composed cast, a kickass soundtrack and incredible chemistry between Juliette Lewis and Woody Harrelson.
With Quentin Tarantino's fingerprints all over it, "Natural Born Killers" spans everything from sensationalized murders to sweat lodges and somehow manages to effortlessly serve up a love story in the mix.
In this episode, the Shat Crew explores the movie's haphazard use of black-and-white shots that look like they came from a rowboat, why Blockbuster Video employees hated Oliver Stone, Dick Ebert's rules for mushrooms, how artists change when they're clean and why all bald men should shave their heads.
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Gay-bors. More like Chipot-LAME. Pretty sure my screenplay for Mark Normand ended up in a trash heap somewhere in Brea, CA. I had a show at the Ha Ha. (The mention was lost last episode) I had TWO madam callers this week! The JFK Revisited doc. (Highly recommend, if you like that shit. Even if you hate Oliver Stone)
Lisa Edelstein has led a fascinating life. She’s a terrific actress. You’ve seen her in HOUSE, THE KOMINSKY METHOD, GIRLFRIENDS’ GUIDE TO DIVORCE, and 85 other titles. She’s also been an MTV host, playwright, and renowned party girl on the 1980’s New York club scene. In part one we talk about her many careers and finish with an Oliver Stone casting story that should make you hate Oliver Stone, if you don’t already. Lisa is a fantastic guest. More podcasts at WAVE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/artist/wave-podcast-network/1437831426
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Paul and Erin review two films about immigrant gangsters and their ruthless rise to power: Howard Hawks' 1932 crime classic SCARFACE, and Brian de Palma's flashy, hyperviolent 1983 SCARFACE remake. Plus: our (very) quick takes on REMINISCENCE, DON'T BREATHE 2, ESCAPE ROOM: TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS, and SHANG-CHI: THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS.
FFF president Jacob G. Hornberger discusses Oliver Stone’s new documentary “JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass.”
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'Into the world we're thrown. Like a dog without a bone.' Je leest het al, deze week besteden we aandacht aan The Doors (1991) van Oliver Stone. De film die, hoezeer-ie ook de naam van de hele band draagt, vooral een biopic is van Jim Morrison. Zelfdestructieve poeet, onvoorspelbare showman en lid van de 27 Club.
Regisseur Stone ging stilistisch zowat volledig los op deze film. En als iemand daarvan onder de indruk was, was het een 15-jarige Vincent Prenger. De toekomstige podcaster – inmiddels bekend van Inglorious Rankers – was meteen Doors-megafan. Zijn leven veranderde door deze film. Jawel, dit is een origin story! En dat geeft wat om te praten, want als deze film voor iemand nog nooit goed is gevallen, is het onze host Ruud.
Deze podscussie is trouwens opgenomen op een bijzondere locatie: een historisch bioscooppand in Arnhem. Momenteel draaien er geen films meer in het Rembrandt Theater, met misschien wel de mooiste filmzaal van het oosten. Maar de ruimte is wel beschikbaar voor speciale evenementen. Daarom dank aan Ad Hoc Beheer, dat de bioscoopzaal beschikbaar werd gesteld voor de opname van deze aflevering.
En verder gaat het trouwens ook nog over de theorie hoe Morrison 'echt' is overleden en de vergelijking met documentaire When You're Strange. En ook geeft Vincent nog ene hele lees-, kijk- en luisterlijst voor iedereen hiervan per direct fan wordt van The Doors.
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This week on On Story we’ll hear from three-time Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, producer, playwright John Logan, about his journey from writing for the stage to the screen. John Logan is a playwright, screenwriter, and television producer known for his work on Gladiator, The Aviator, and 2011’s Hugo. In 1999 he wrote Any Given Sunday which was directed by Oliver Stone. His other work includes Rango, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street for which he received a Golden Globe as well as the James Bond films Skyfall and Spectre.
Producer Barbara Morgan, spoke with Logan about his incredible journey on a panel at the Austin Film Festival.
Oliver Stone gave the '80s and '90s some of their greatest films, so it's about time Shat The Movie dove into his catalog. And what better introductory film than "Platoon," a movie that combined Stone's artistry and military experience in a brilliant reflection on the Vietnam War.
In this episode, Big D and Ash review the movie and the war through personal tales and family history. Gene digs into the social and racial aspects of the conflict, and the Shat Crew celebrates a knockout cast at its best.
Other topics include the definition of masculinity, how to tell combat veterans from glory thieves, and why "Forrest Gump" is overrated.
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Acclaimed producer Fernando Sulichin has built his career by working with film giants such as Spike Lee, David Lynch, Sean Penn, and Oliver Stone. Now Fernando has two films debuting at the Cannes Film Festival.
Flag Day is directed by and stars Sean Penn, while JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass is the latest documentary from director Oliver Stone.
JFK Revisited is the follow-up to Stone's political thriller JFK (1991) about the John F Kennedy assassination. Using recently declassified archives – part of a congressional review sparked by the 1991 film – JFK Revisited sheds new light onto this seminal event in American history.
Fernando talks about his partnership with Stone and how he has gained the trust of high-profile figures such as Fidel Castro, Nelson Mandela and Vladimir Putin. Fernando's strong passion for film comes through loud and clear and has him contemplating stepping behind the camera himself.
“It’s not about judgment, it’s about discovery.” - Fernando Sulichin
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