Mark and Me Podcast

The Room Actors Where Are They Now?On this episode we talk to Greg Ellery and Juliette Danielle. Greg and Juliette tell us what life was like on set of The Room, the experiences of working with Tommy Wiseau and their evolvement in the Room Actors Where Are They Now mockumentary.Please support the Mark and Me Podcast here https://www.patreon.com/Markandme

Dan Janjigian, known for his role as Chris R in 'The Room,' now works in insurance, while Carolyn Minnott, who played Claudette, has a background in commercials and print work. They share behind-the-scenes tales from the film set, including their quirky interactions with Tommy Wiseau. The duo reflects on the film's cult status and their evolving projects like the 'Room Actors Where Are They Now' mockumentary. They discuss the emotional rollercoaster of unexpected fame and the unique camaraderie formed on set.

Robyn Paris, known for her role as Michelle in The Room, shares her unique experiences on set and her work as the director of the mockumentary 'The Room Actors, Where Are They Now?'. Philip Haldiman, who played Denny, discusses his comic book 'My Big Break' and the evolution of The Room from a misunderstood film to a cult classic. They reflect on the chaotic yet memorable filming process, the peculiar allure of the movie, and their continuing connection to its legacy through various creative endeavors.

Join Michael Winslow, the 'Man of 10,000 Voices' and renowned actor and comedian, as he shares hilarious stories from his childhood and the set of Police Academy. He reminisces about his journey from street performer to Hollywood star, highlighting the fun and unpredictability of filming internationally, including a comedic mishap in Gorky Park. Michael also reflects on potential reboots of classic films and the evolution of live performances. Get ready for a laughter-packed conversation filled with nostalgia and creativity!

Greg Sestero, author of The Disaster Artist and co-star of the cult classic The Room, shares fascinating insights from his unique journey in filmmaking. He discusses the unexpected rise of The Room as a cult phenomenon and the joy of its premiere's audience reactions. Greg reflects on the friendship that sparked their film-making journey with Tommy Wiseau and the complexities of adapting their book into a film. He emphasizes the themes of ambition and camaraderie that resonate throughout their works, revealing the unpredictability and excitement of the creative process.

In this engaging conversation, Marc Bernardin, a talented writer and podcaster known for co-hosting Fatman on Batman with Kevin Smith, dives into his journey through the world of comic culture. He shares personal anecdotes about growing up and the organic evolution of podcasting. The discussion touches on the cinematic rivalry between Marvel and DC, reflecting on storytelling strengths and challenges. Marc also hints at his exciting work on a Stephen King-related series, celebrating the resurgence of King’s adaptations, and emphasizes the importance of community in nerd culture.

Join François Simard, director of cult hits like Turbo Kid, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell as they dive into their thrilling filmmaking journey. They share behind-the-scenes anecdotes from Turbo Kid, discussing the magic of practical effects over CGI. The trio explores the excitement of crafting their darker film, Summer of 84, and celebrates the vital role of female directors in the industry. They also reflect on the pressures of creating a sequel, capturing fan expectations while ensuring originality and quality. Tune in for a fascinating look at creative collaboration!

Dominic Burns, an English film director, screenwriter, producer, and actor known for 'Madness in the Method,' shares his journey from film enthusiast to filmmaker. He reflects on the chaotic yet humorous realities of film production, including pranks and serendipitous encounters, like meeting David Bowie. The discussion highlights the camaraderie on set, the emotional power of cinema, and the innovative storytelling needed in today's oversaturated market. Dominic also gives insight into the collaborative process behind his films and the deep connections fostered with fans.

Laurence Leboeuf, a talented Canadian actress known for her role as Apple in the cult classic Turbo Kid, shares her journey in acting and the unique path that led her to this iconic role. She recounts inspiring moments on set and the creative collaboration with three directors that enhanced the filmmaking experience. Laurence dives into the character of Apple, celebrating her humor and heart while reflecting on the film's emotional depth. The conversations spark nostalgia for 80s cinema and highlight the magic of connecting with passionate fans.

Join Zach Galligan, famed for his role as Billy Peltzer in the iconic Gremlins films, as he shares tales from the film set, including the unique challenges of practical effects. He reflects on his journey from a young aspirant to Hollywood, overcoming initial intimidation while working with industry legends. Galligan reminisces about the making of both Gremlins and Waxwork, balancing nostalgia with production realities. With a sprinkle of humor and heartfelt anecdotes, this conversation is a treasure trove for fans of cult classic cinema.