WHAT WENT WRONG

Guest host Steven Ray Morris joins Chris & Lizzie to break down 1993’s four-quadrant smash hit, Jurassic Park. Join them as they excavate the alternate casting options, how an actual hurricane shut down production, and why Steven Spielberg’s dinos still look so good 30 years later. For more from Steven on the Jurassic Park franchise check out his podcast See Jurassic Right.Go Ad-Free - Join Our Patreon!Check Out Our Merch!Follow Us on Instagram!What Movie's Next? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ita O'Brien, the UK's leading Intimacy Coordinator, discusses the significance of their role in the entertainment industry and the need for professional guidelines. They emphasize the importance of safety measures in intimate scenes, authentic representation in queer intimacy scenes, involving actors in the post-production process, and express appreciation for the work of intimacy coordinators.

This podcast discusses the making of the movie Twister, including the challenges faced in production, dangerous conditions on set, and incidents during filming. It also delves into the director's journey from being a cinematographer to a risk-taking director and explores the success of the movie and its impact on the cast and storm chasing community.

Incredibly offensive casting, supernatural coyotes, a tragic on-set death, and a $190M+ loss for Disney. This week Chris & Lizzie learn why cannibalism plays a surprising role in this film, what Johnny Depp really said when he found himself on the wrong side of history, and how the filmmakers pulled off some incredible set pieces that couldn't save the movie. Go Ad-Free - Join Our Patreon!Check Out Our Merch!Follow Us on Instagram!What Movie's Next? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guest Naomi Lindh, an incredible host, discusses the making of 'Fifty Shades of Grey,' including E.L. James's creative control, casting challenges, and the challenges faced during the filming of sex scenes. They also talk about the financial success of the film and announce guest Naomi's upcoming short film.

Harrison Ford gets even grumpier, the producers kill Ridley Scott’s Unicorn, and no one gets a happy ending in the conclusion of our coverage of Blade Runner… except the movie itself.Go Ad-Free - Join Our Patreon!Check Out Our Merch!Follow Us on Instagram!What Movie's Next? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carbon monoxide poisoning, an on set "T-shirt war" and a very, very grumpy Harrison Ford are but a few hurdles Ridley Scott and company ran into while making this 1982 sci-fi classic. This week Chris fills Lizzie in on Rutger Hauer's sex appeal, the downsides of writing a script set entirely at night, and that one time Harrison Ford told Darryl Hannah to fish hook his nose just so he could feel something.Go Ad-Free - Join Our Patreon!Check Out Our Merch!Follow Us on Instagram!What Movie's Next? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast explores the making of Hitchcock's horror film 'The Birds' and reveals the disturbing behavior of the director towards actress Tippi Hedren. They discuss the film's strange nature, casting choices, and financial performance. The hosts also delve into the screen test process and Hitchcock's attention to detail. They compare the film to 'Psycho' and touch on special effects and sexual assault. Additionally, they discuss the sound design, performances, and streaming service, Peacock. The hosts read listener feedback, apologize for any offense caused, and express appreciation for their listeners.

Chris’ directorial debut follows Wyrm, a boy who learns he’s the last in his class to complete his level one sexuality requirement, typically osculation (kissing). WYRM is FRESH on Rotten Tomatoes and Chris’ Mom says, “The lighting is great!” JOIN OUR PATREON FOR 'WWW' BONUS CONTENT! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Huge egos, hurricanes, and black magic are but a few of the destructive forces that waylaid this notorious production. This week Chris & Lizzie look into why a director shouldn’t sneak back onto set once they’ve been fired, Marlon Brando’s firm stance against ever reading scripts, and Val Kilmer’s method approach to playing an *sshole.CORRECTIONS:*This episode was originally pulled following allegations of sexual assault against director Richard Stanley.*Chris uses the word "Aboriginals" to describe Indigenous Australians, an outdated and derogatory term.Go Ad-Free - Join Our Patreon!Check Out Our Merch!Follow Us on Instagram!What Movie's Next? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.