Diverse Discussions on Films and Interviews

Speaker 1
Our special guests, Emma Stone and Rami Youssef. When we get there, I'll explain a little bit about the interview, but it's one of the most. You've explained a little bit. I've seen the interview. I need to explain a few things about the interview before we play it out. Oh, OK. In our Extra Takes podcast, another 90 minutes of this kind of rubbish. Also, take it or leave it, you decide. It's going to be on and also a new feature called Plot Smash, where Munch has to guess what three films have been smashed together. It's going to be hilarious. Did you ever? Did you have too much time in your hands over the holiday Simon pool? One frame back is inspired. Who's Michael Day? I was speaking to Michael Dale. I know who Hannah. He's the new Hannah. Who's the new Hannah? OK. We will have to refer to it as Hannah. Yes. Did you know anything about horses? He's come up with plot smash. Anyway, one frame back is inspired by poor things going to be talking through the best films in both black and white and color. You can access this via Apple podcasts or head to extra takes.com for non fruit related devices. And if you're already, you can get the tone right. Yes. A Vanguard Easter as always. We salute you. No, that was too much from you. I think I had it just right.
Speaker 9
Try again.
Speaker 1
We salute you. That's good. That's very good. Dr. Potts of London town. Dear Bodion Doyle, having been intrigued by Mark's description of watching Thundercrack at the Scarlet. It was one of the films that the Scarlet showed regularly. It's three hours long. It's it is an experimental exploitation art porno mashup. And when I watched it in the Scarlet, I did think this cannot be legal. We are all going to get arrested. Thunder, Thunder, Thunder crack. Anyway, my wife and I sat down to enjoy it that evening. Good luck with that. What can I say? Well, it's definitely a film, a moving picture. There was certainly a series of still images giving the impression of movement. But Lymie Charlie will not be showing this one to the children. I'll keep up the good work. No, it's not for the
Speaker 4
good. There's
Speaker 1
a lovely anecdote.

Emma Stone and Ramy Youssef, Poor Things, The Disappearance of Shere Hite & The Boys in the Boat

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