Explore " robinwilliams" with insightful episodes like "Aladdin", "Insomnia (2002)", "‘Scrambled Legs’ (Nerding Out With Sean)", "‘Scrambled Legs’ (Nerding Out With Sean)" and "Episode 122 "Film Making In Cowtown" Dennis O'Neill W/ Genevieve Farnham" from podcasts like ""Abe Loves Movies", "Living for the Cinema", "Auscast Literature Channel", "Word Docs" and "Fort Worth Roots Podcast"" and more!
Abe discusses the original Disney animated film, Aladdin, complete with easter eggs, funniest parts, trying to call an actor from the movie and a few cough breaks, isn't everyone sick right now? That doesn't stop Abe from podcasting! Listen, or watch on our brand new You Tube page, @abelovesmoviespodcast.
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Concluding NOLAN WEEK, it seemed best to follow up his latest big release with a review of what might be Christopher Nolan's most underappreciated directorial effort. This was his follow-up to the ground-breaking Memento which was released just the year before and this time around, he was working with a major studio with a decent budget, along with several top-flight actors. This is basically a crime procedural taking place in Alaska during a time of year when the sun never sets.
Al Pacino stars as an LA cop who is sent out this way to investigate the murder of a teenage and he finds that because there is constant sunlight, he can't really sleep....hence the title. ;) Recent two-time Oscar winner Hillary Swank co-stars as a local police detective who partners with him on the case and.....the late, great Robin Williams co-stars as a mysterious local writer who apparently had a questionable relationship with the recent murder victim. And what results is a tense cat-and-mouse between cop and suspect.....
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We know you've been waiting for this. The day Sean is finally allowed to talk matter transmitters to his heart's content. Be transported into speculative story worlds, where sex romping may happen on a young man's fictional spaceship, murderers get creative with transmitters, and where Alex and Amy are increasingly scared of ever setting foot into a car again... In this episode Sean leads Amy and Alex through the horrifying, mesmerising, inspiring, mind-bending possibilities of the matter transmitter in fiction. Beam me up, Scotty! And I better not be looking at my ass when I get there...
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We know you've been waiting for this. The day Sean is finally allowed to talk matter transmitters to his heart's content. Be transported into speculative story worlds, where sex romping may happen on a young man's fictional spaceship, murderers get creative with transmitters, and where Alex and Amy are increasingly scared of ever setting foot into a car again... In this episode Sean leads Amy and Alex through the horrifying, mesmerising, inspiring, mind-bending possibilities of the matter transmitter in fiction. Beam me up, Scotty! And I better not be looking at my ass when I get there...
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Today along with the help of our stand in co-host Genevieve we interview a man that is directing, producing, and acting in a new series filmed right here in Fort Worth Texas called Bail Out. He and his team have received 30 plus awards for the show!
Dennis O'Neill and Bail Out can be found online at: www.bailouttv.com , catch updates on Instagram @bailout_tv and @actordennisoneil.
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Remember when taking pictures required the use of an actual CAMERA and how the best way to see the fruits of your labor was to have them developed as PHOTOS? Well even if you don’t, it wasn’t that long ago before the age of smartphones – this film actually came out just twenty years ago and features at its center, one unique individual whose job is to develop these pictures for the general public.
His name is Seymour Parrish (otherwise known to others as “Sy the Photo Guy") and he was played by the late, great Robin Williams in what many consider to be among his best dramatic performances. Running a photo lab at the local Sav-mart, Sy loves his job and is also obsessed with the photos of one particular local nuclear family…the Yorkins who are played by Connie Nielsen, Michael Vartan, and Dylan Smith.
And of course, this obsession takes on unhealthy levels as Sy becomes more involved in the lives of this family. What results is a tense, little thriller/character piece filled with striking visuals thanks very much to the talent of director Mark Romanek who after years of directing memorable music videos made this his feature directorial debut.
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This week, the boys talk about superheroes... well, kind of. Angus finally taps into his love for Robin Williams and covers the fan favourite but critic discard: 1993s 'Mrs Doubtfire'. Also, Will steps into the DC universe for his pick, 2008s 'The Dark Knight', and spoiler alert, he's not a fan of the deep voiced vigilante.
This week, Will talks about a film he finds overrated and problematic, 1989s 'Dead Poets Society' starring beloved Hollywood legend Robin Williams. While Angus covers the 2007 musical-biopic 'La Vie En Rose' about Edith Piaf, whose spirit may have possessed actress Marion Cotillard.
Henrique Rego tem certeza de uma coisa: "O maior bem que podemos fazer a uma pessoa é ajudá-la a lembrar-se de quem ela é". Fazendo da medicina um caminho para chegar ao coração, ele é um apaixonado por gente, uma espécie de Patch Adams tupiniquim - o médico-palhaço norte-americano que virou tema de filme protagonizado por Robin Williams - ao mostrar que o acolhimento e o sorriso também curam. Além do estetoscópio sempre à mão, Henrique Rego não deixa de levar o violão em suas consultas e atendimentos em hospitais. Nesse papo com o podcast "45 Do Primeiro Tempo", o médico geriatra, especialista em medicina integrativa e professor do curso de pós-graduação do Instituto de Ensino do Hospital Albert Einstein, abriu seu coração, falou sobre seu momento de transição de vida, das dores e desafios de quando olhamos para dentro de nós e foi categórico: "Precisamos cuidar dos nossos pensamentos, eles moldam a realidade".
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After the financial disaster that was 'The Adventures of Baron Munchausen,' Terry Gilliam needed a way to prove to the studio brass that he could make a great movie that was on budget and made money at the box office. He found it in 'The Fisher King,' the film he made and released in 1991. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Terry Gilliam series with the fantastic 'The Fisher King.' We talk about why this film works so well for us, even if Roger Ebert clearly didn't click with it. We discuss the brilliant 4 leads in the film — Jeff Bridges, Robin Williams, Mercedes Ruehl and Amanda Plummer — and look at what each of them bring to their own roles that make them work so well. We chat about the brilliance of Richard LaGravenese's script and how honest he portrays the characters yet how efficient the script is as well, giving full portrayals of characters even for minor characters (like the brilliant Michael Jeter). And we cover how this film succeeded at the box office and even gathered a handful of Oscar nominations, showing people that Gilliam can make films that make money. It's a wonderful film that we have a great time talking about. Tune in!
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After the financial disaster that was 'The Adventures of Baron Munchausen,' Terry Gilliam needed a way to prove to the studio brass that he could make a great movie that was on budget and made money at the box office. He found it in 'The Fisher King,' the film he made and released in 1991. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Terry Gilliam series with the fantastic 'The Fisher King.' We talk about why this film works so well for us, even if Roger Ebert clearly didn't click with it. We discuss the brilliant 4 leads in the film — Jeff Bridges, Robin Williams, Mercedes Ruehl and Amanda Plummer — and look at what each of them bring to their own roles that make them work so well. We chat about the brilliance of Richard LaGravenese's script and how honest he portrays the characters yet how efficient the script is as well, giving full portrayals of characters even for minor characters (like the brilliant Michael Jeter). And we cover how this film succeeded at the box office and even gathered a handful of Oscar nominations, showing people that Gilliam can make films that make money. It's a wonderful film that we have a great time talking about. Tune in!
Hey! You know what would be awesome? If you would drop us a positive rating on iTunes! If you like what we’re doing here on TNR, it really is the best way to make sure that this show appears when others search for it, plus, it’s just a nice thing to do. Thanks!!
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