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Explore "philippullman" with insightful episodes like "Quarto episodio: Come scendere nel mondo dei morti e cercare di tornare indietro", "#310: Indistinguishable from Magic // His Dark Materials - Series 2", "#307: The Subtle Art of Traveling Between Worlds // The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman", "#284: The Daemon of Honk" and "Episode 40 - Armored Bears: The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman" from podcasts like ""42 passi ai confini del Fantasy", "Adaptation Podcast", "Adaptation Podcast", "Adaptation Podcast" and "This is Lit!"" and more!

Episodes (6)

Quarto episodio: Come scendere nel mondo dei morti e cercare di tornare indietro

Ci sono molti articoli interessanti sulla Bussola d'Oro. Io ho utilizzato: MÃ©lanie Bost-FiÃ©vet, Les Ames de Robin Hobb, Philip Pullman et Alain Damasio, in Bost-FiÃ©vet e Provini, L'antiquitÃ© dans l'imaginaire contemporain e Antonia Syson, Filthy Harpies and Fictive Knowledge in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials Trilogy, nel solito Rogers/Stevens, Classical Traditions in Modern Fantasy. Su nekuia e catabasi in Tolkien, in Bost-FiÃ©vet e Provini trovate Annette Simons, "Voyages mythiques et passare aut Enfers."

42 passi ai confini del Fantasy

itOctober 10, 2022

#310: Indistinguishable from Magic // His Dark Materials - Series 2

In discussing series 2 of His Dark Materials, Kendyl, Jess, and Dorin talk about how The Subtle Knife was adapted, the opposite natures of Mary Malone and Mrs. Coulter, and changes in the ending.

Question of the Week: Would being born in a different world have changed Mrs. Coulter ‘s character?

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#307: The Subtle Art of Traveling Between Worlds // The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman

Jess and Kendyl discuss The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman, the introduction of other words and characters, and the religious symbolism.

Question of the Week: Do you trust the alethiometer/the shadow particles?

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#284: The Daemon of Honk

Jess, Dorin, and Kendyl watched the first series of His Dark Materials (2019) and talk through the timeline, daemon, and character adaptations in this episode.

Question of the Week: How did you feel about the prominence of the daemons? Did you ever forget that they were part of this world?

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Episode 40 - Armored Bears: The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman

Liz is on maternity leave, so Casye and special guest host Karina are going to discuss 'The Golden Compass' from Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' series. All we can say for certain is we stan Lin Manuel Miranda and Karina has a definitive type.

enFebruary 15, 2020

His Dark Materials, Felicity Jones & Eddie Redmayne and The Irishman

The team discuss the new adaptation of His Dark Materials and the return of both cult series The End of the F***ing World and mad historical drama Britannia. Claire's been chatting to Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne about their new film Aeronauts (which leads Katie to make a surprising phobia admission) and find out whether The Irishman is worth 3 and a half hours of your time.

Backstage - TV & Film

enNovember 07, 2019

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Episodes (6)

Quarto episodio: Come scendere nel mondo dei morti e cercare di tornare indietro

#310: Indistinguishable from Magic // His Dark Materials - Series 2

#307: The Subtle Art of Traveling Between Worlds // The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman

#284: The Daemon of Honk

Episode 40 - Armored Bears: The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman

His Dark Materials, Felicity Jones & Eddie Redmayne and The Irishman