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The Drunk Projectionist

Podcast von Todd Melby

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Kultur & Freizeit

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We're buzzed about movies. We feature interviews with directors, actors and cinematographers to reveal what makes brilliant movies timeless.

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Episode Ep. 14: Stephen Park Cover

Ep. 14: Stephen Park

Before he was Sonny [https://youtu.be/gXzAwfTC8Wg] the shopkeeper in Do the Right Thing, or Mike Yanagita [https://youtu.be/_3-QguUq_q4] in Fargo, or Nescaffier [https://twitter.com/french_dispatch/status/1443621675430408192] in The French Dispatch, Stephen Park [https://www.instagram.com/stephenpark62/]was a confused college student. His father was a doctor. So naturally, Park enrolled in a lot of science classes at Boston University. But it never really clicked. “After my second year, I was on academic probation,” he says. After transferring to SUNY Binghamton, he continued to struggle. Just before dropping out of college, his girlfriend suggested he take a semester full of classes he wanted to take, not classes he thought his family expected him to take. So he signed up for four theater classes: acting, mime, voice, body work. He loved it. “It didn’t feel like school. I had associated school with pain and torture and things I didn’t like to do,” he says. “It was alien to me to be having fun and enjoying what I was doing.” In this episode, we talk with Stephen Park about his journey as an actor, how he suggested changes to his character in Do the Right Thing, and much, much more.

29. Dez. 2021 - 41 min
Episode Ep. 13: The Godfather Cover

Ep. 13: The Godfather

GF1. That’s what the New Jersey gangsters on The Sopranos called the film. To everyone else, it was The Godfather, a 1972 film that saved Paramount Pictures and catapulted the careers of Francis Ford Coppola, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall and Diane Keaton to the stratosphere. It also reintroduced a struggling Marlon Brando to the world. In this episode, I interview Mark Seal [https://www.mark-seal.com/], author of Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli: The Epic Story of the Making of the Godfather [https://www.mark-seal.com/], recently published by Simon and Schuster. The book chronicles the unlikely rise of writer Mario Puzo (author of The Godfather novel), gambling habits, mob connections, Hollywood feuds, casting disputes, on-the-set backstabbing. The more one reads, the more one wonders how the damn thing turned out so well.

12. Nov. 2021 - 37 min
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