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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
Shelley Duvall: A Journey Through Stardom and Silence Early Life and Career Beginnings Shelley Alexis Duvall was born on July 7, 1949, in Fort Worth, Texas. She was the first child of Bobbie Ruth Crawford, a real estate broker, and Robert Richardson Duvall, a cattle auctioneer turned lawyer. Her early years were spent in various parts of Texas before settling in Houston at the age of five. An artistic and energetic child, Duvall earned the nickname "Manic Mouse" from her mother. Initially aspiring to be a scientist, she graduated from Waltrip High School in 1967 and attended South Texas Junior College, majoring in nutrition and diet therapy. Duvall's entry into acting was serendipitous. In 1970, she was discovered by director Robert Altman at a party. Captivated by her unique presence, Altman cast her in "Brewster McCloud" (1970). This marked the beginning of a fruitful collaboration with Altman, leading to roles in films such as "McCabe & Mrs. Miller" (1971), "Thieves Like Us" (1974), and the critically acclaimed "Nashville" (1975). Rise to Stardom Duvall's breakthrough came with Altman's "3 Women" (1977), where her performance earned her the Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Festival. Her distinct look and quirky charm made her a standout in Hollywood. She became widely recognized for her role as Wendy Torrance in Stanley Kubrick's horror classic "The Shining" (1980), where her portrayal of a terrorized wife opposite Jack Nicholson cemented her place in cinematic history. In addition to "The Shining," Duvall starred in "Popeye" (1980) alongside Robin Williams, playing Olive Oyl. Her collaboration with Altman continued with roles in "Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson" (1976) and "3 Women" (1977). Producing and Later Work Duvall's creative talents extended beyond acting. In the 1980s, she produced and hosted the children's television series "Faerie Tale Theatre," which featured adaptations of classic fairy tales. The series was a success and showcased her ability to blend whimsy with serious production work. Despite her success, Duvall's career faced challenges. She sporadically worked in acting throughout the 1990s, with notable roles in Steven Soderbergh's "The Underneath" (1995) and Jane Campion's "The Portrait of a Lady" (1996). Her last performance before a long hiatus was in "Manna from Heaven" (2002). Hiatus and Return In the early 2000s, Duvall retreated from Hollywood and lived a reclusive life in Texas. Her absence from the public eye sparked rumors and concerns about her mental health. In a candid interview in 2023, Duvall shared insights into her life away from the spotlight and her struggles with mental health issues. She expressed a desire to return to acting, which culminated in her role in the indie horror film "The Forest Hills" (2022), marking her first appearance in over two decades. Legacy and Death Shelley Duvall's unique career is a testament to her versatility and talent. She was an icon of 1970s and 1980s cinema, known for her distinctive roles and collaborations with some of the most influential directors of the time. Her return to film in "The Forest Hills" was a reminder of her enduring talent and passion for acting. On July 11, 2024, Shelley Duvall passed away at the age of 75. Her death marks the end of an era, but her legacy lives on through her memorable performances and contributions to film and television. Shelley Duvall's journey through stardom and silence is a poignant reminder of the complexities of fame and the resilience required to navigate it. From her serendipitous discovery to her iconic roles and eventual retreat from Hollywood, Duvall's life was as eclectic and compelling as the characters she portrayed. Her recent return to acting and her reflections on her career offer a fitting coda to a life dedicated to the arts. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.
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Cecilie er vild med Vild Med Dans. Christian ved intet om programmet. Sammen gennemgår vi sæsonens afsnit, snakker behind the scenes, kjoler og hvordan det kan være at programmet kan formå at tiltrække så mange seere år for år.
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The podcast where two dudes dive into cinematic masterpieces from a different decade each week. From black and white classics to modern day blockbusters, we'll be covering it all. Join us as we analyze the acting, cinematography, and overall influences on modern-day cinema.
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Subscribe to our YouTube channel for full video recordings of each episode: Two Dudes One Movie
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A podcast about Beige Movies: Suspenseful thrillers that are neither suspenseful nor thrilling - beige in look and vibe.
Hosted by Lyndi and Andrew
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Four thirsty friends review and recommend erotic fanfiction.
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Don Rickles: The Legendary Career of a Comedy Icon Born on May 8, 1926, in the bustling borough of Queens, New York, Donald Jay Rickles was destined for greatness. The son of Max and Etta Rickles, he grew up in a warm, loving Jewish household that nurtured his innate sense of humor and quick wit. From a tender age, young Rickles displayed an uncanny ability to elicit laughter from those around him, a talent that would later propel him to the pinnacle of the entertainment industry. As a student at Newtown High School, Rickles' magnetic personality and comedic prowess were already evident, endearing him to classmates and teachers alike. Upon graduating, he answered the call of duty, enlisting in the U.S. Navy during the tumultuous years of World War II. Serving as a seaman first class aboard the USS Cyrene, a motor torpedo boat tender, Rickles witnessed firsthand the sacrifices and camaraderie that defined this pivotal moment in history. Little did he know that his experiences in the Navy would shape his future career, imbuing him with the resilience, adaptability, and fearlessness that would become the hallmarks of his comedic style. With the war behind him, Rickles set his sights on the glittering world of entertainment. Driven by a passion for acting, he enrolled at the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts, eager to hone his craft and make his mark on the stage. However, the path to success was not without its obstacles. Despite his undeniable talent, Rickles found himself grappling with the harsh realities of the industry, facing limited opportunities and countless rejections. Undeterred by the challenges that lay before him, Rickles made a bold decision that would forever alter the course of his life. In the 1950s, frustrated by the scarcity of acting roles, he fearlessly ventured into the realm of stand-up comedy. It was in this arena that Rickles truly found his calling, armed with a sharp tongue, lightning-fast wit, and an audacious approach to humor that would soon set him apart from his peers. As he took to the stage in smoke-filled nightclubs, Rickles unleashed a torrent of insults and barbs that left audiences reeling with laughter. His unique brand of comedy, characterized by rapid-fire delivery and a seemingly fearless disregard for social niceties, quickly garnered attention. Word of his uproarious performances spread like wildfire, and soon, Rickles found himself commanding the respect and admiration of his fellow comedians and the public alike. Rickles' meteoric rise to fame can be traced back to a single, fateful night when the legendary Frank Sinatra graced one of his performances. As Rickles unleashed his trademark wit, sparing no one in the room—not even Sinatra himself—from his comedic onslaught, the atmosphere was electric. Sinatra, known for his own quick temper and sharp tongue, found himself captivated by Rickles' audacity and the sheer hilarity of his material. This serendipitous encounter proved to be the catalyst that would propel Rickles into the stratosphere of stardom. With Sinatra's seal of approval, doors that had once been firmly closed began to swing open wide. Rickles soon found himself gracing the stages of the most prestigious venues, his name emblazoned on marquees from coast to coast. Television appearances followed in rapid succession, with Rickles becoming a regular fixture on popular shows such as "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" and "The Dean Martin Show." His unfiltered, no-holds-barred approach to comedy resonated with audiences, who eagerly tuned in to witness his next verbal sparring match. It was during this time that Rickles earned the moniker "The Merchant of Venom," a title that would stick with him throughout his illustrious career, encapsulating his uncanny ability to deliver insults with a smile and leave his targets laughing in spite of themselves. While stand-up comedy remained the bedrock of Rickles' success, his talents extended far beyond the confines of the stage. As his popularity soared, Hollywood came calling, eager to harness his magnetic presence and comedic prowess for the screen. Rickles proved himself to be a versatile actor, effortlessly transitioning between television and film roles. From 1976 to 1978, he starred in the sitcom "C.P.O. Sharkey," showcasing his ability to carry a series with his larger-than-life personality. Guest appearances on beloved shows like "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and "Gilligan's Island" further cemented his status as a sought-after television personality, his mere presence guaranteeing a ratings boost and a bevy of laughs. On the silver screen, Rickles left an indelible mark with memorable performances in a wide array of films. He demonstrated his dramatic range in the gripping submarine thriller "Run Silent, Run Deep" (1958), holding his own alongside screen legends Clark Gable and Burt Lancaster. In the war comedy "Kelly's Heroes" (1970), Rickles brought his signature wit to the role of Staff Sergeant "Crapgame" Krapman, stealing scenes with his impeccable timing and irreverent humor. Perhaps one of Rickles' most enduring film contributions came in the form of his voice work as Mr. Potato Head in the beloved "Toy Story" franchise. His distinctive vocal performance breathed life into the plastic spud, endearing him to a whole new generation of fans and solidifying his place in the hearts of children and adults alike.
Despite the larger-than-life persona he projected on stage, Don Rickles was a man of great depth, warmth, and unwavering devotion to his family. In 1965, he wed Barbara Sklar, the love of his life and his rock throughout his remarkable career. Together, they built a beautiful family, welcoming two children, Mindy and Larry, into the world. Those who knew Rickles intimately spoke of his unwavering commitment to his loved ones, a side of him that stood in stark contrast to his on-stage persona. He was a doting father and a loving husband, often expressing his deep affection and gratitude for his family in heartfelt interviews. Rickles' success in the entertainment industry was matched only by the love and admiration he garnered from those closest to him. A Legacy Etched in Laughter: Accolades and Influence Throughout his illustrious career, Don Rickles amassed a treasure trove of accolades and honors, a testament to his unparalleled contributions to the world of comedy. In 2007, he was awarded a Primetime Emmy for his powerful performance in the special "Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project," a fitting tribute to a man who had brought warmth and laughter into the lives of countless individuals. The following year, the Comedy Awards bestowed upon him the prestigious Johnny Carson Award for Comedic Excellence, recognizing his indelible impact on the craft of comedy. Rickles' influence extended far beyond his own performances, inspiring a generation of comedians who followed in his footsteps. His fearless approach to humor, his lightning-fast wit, and his ability to find laughter in the most unlikely of places set the standard for what it meant to be a true comedy icon. Even as the years advanced, Don Rickles showed no signs of slowing down. He continued to grace stages and television screens, his spirit as indomitable as ever. With each performance, he reaffirmed his status as a living legend, a testament to the enduring power of laughter and the human spirit. On April 6, 2017, at the age of 90, Don Rickles took his final bow, leaving behind a world forever changed by his presence. The outpouring of love and admiration that followed his passing was a reflection of the indelible mark he had left on the entertainment industry and the lives of countless fans around the globe. Fellow comedians, actors, and admirers from all walks of life paid tribute to the man who had made them laugh, cry, and see the world through a different lens. Though he may be gone, Don Rickles' legacy endures, forever etched in the annals of comedy history. He was a trailblazer, a fearless innovator who dared to push the boundaries of what was possible in the realm of humor. His influence can be felt in the work of countless comedians who have followed in his footsteps, each striving to capture even a fraction of the magic that made Rickles a true icon.
As we look back on the life and career of Don Rickles, we are reminded of the power of laughter to unite, to heal, and to transform. Through his unique brand of humor, he held up a mirror to society, exposing our flaws and foibles while simultaneously reminding us of our shared humanity. He was a master of his craft, a true artist who painted with words and left an indelible mark on the canvas of our lives. In the end, Don Rickles' legacy is one of joy, of fearlessness, and of unwavering dedication to the art of comedy. He was a man who lived life to the fullest, who embraced the laughter and the tears with equal passion. And though he may no longer be with us in body, his spirit lives on, forever enshrined in the hearts of those who had the privilege of witnessing his genius firsthand. So let us raise a toast to the Merchant of Venom, the legendary Don Rickles, whose laughter will echo through the ages, reminding us of the power of humor to illuminate even the darkest of times. May his memory continue to inspire us, to challenge us, and to bring us together in the universal language of laughter. For in the end, that is the true legacy of Don Rickles—a life dedicated to the pursuit of joy, one punchline at a time. Thanks for listening. Remember to like and share wherever you get your [podcasts. -
This is the superfeed from Loitering In Wonderland Studios 2021- and going forward. Every podcast plus the audio from all videos. Each show is available in its own feed and also on YouTube under Loitering In Wonderland. Features episodes of LIW Movie Review, The Incredible Negative Man!, LIW The Twilight Zone Review, LIW The Walking Dead Review, LIW American Horror Story Review, LIW Westworld Review, LIW Anthology Series Review, American’t, B-Movie Battle!, LIW+, Nic Cage Cast, NyQuil & Cocaine, LIW John Carpenter Review, LIW John Frankenheimer Review, LIW The Orville Review & LIW The Stand Review.
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Welcome to Behind the Rez with Sterlin Harjo—the unscripted podcast where we take you behind the scenes of Reservation Dogs. Sponsored by Tulsa Film Collective, this podcast is one of many projects we are taping and producing in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Every episode, we're sitting down with the cast, crew, and creators to talk about what it was like to make this Emmy nominated and groundbreaking series, the highs, the lows, and the stuff you don’t see on camera. So grab a seat, because we're giving you an inside look at the heart and soul of Rez Dogs.
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It's the start of a new show, Discussing Star Wars. This is an informal chat between Lee and Tim about our experiences with Star Wars over the years.
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Mens forræderne mødes i konklavet, sidder Mathias Helt klar om det runde bord med sin faste klan, nemlig mesterspillerne Melissa Bentsen, Anton Hjejle og Julia Sofia Aastrup. De diskuterer de største løgne, bedste teorier og tager temperaturen på spillernes overlevelseschancer i kampen om den kvarte million. Lyt med hver lørdag kl. 6:00.
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Welcome to "Hermann & Helmsdal," the ultimate cinematic voyage through the lens of Faroese film enthusiasts Hermann Eliassen and Gudmund Helmsdal. This podcast is your front-row seat to a world where film reviews, industry insights, and captivating conversations collide, all delivered with a Faroese flair that's as unique as the islands themselves.
🎬 Episode Highlights: Film Reviews & Faroese Flavor
Tune in as Hermann and Helmsdal dissect the latest blockbusters and hidden gems, offering their seasoned perspectives on everything from Hollywood hits to indie darlings. Their reviews are more than just critiques; they're a passionate exploration of the storytelling craft that transcends borders.
🌍 Global Relevance: Faroese Perspectives, International Guests
"Hermann & Helmsdal" isn't confined to the Faroe Islands—it's a cinematic odyssey that spans the globe. The hosts welcome a diverse array of guests, both locally and internationally renowned, creating a tapestry of insights that showcases the universal language of film. From Faroese filmmakers making waves to Hollywood legends, each episode is a rendezvous with the stars.
🗞️ Breaking News: Film Updates from Faroe to Hollywood
Stay in the know with the latest film-related news as Hermann and Helmsdal bring you the scoop from Faroe to Hollywood. Whether it's exclusive interviews, industry gossip, or behind-the-scenes revelations, this dynamic duo keeps you on the pulse of the ever-evolving world of cinema.
🌐 Bridging Borders: Faroese Charm in English
When the conversation turns international, Hermann and Helmsdal seamlessly switch to English, ensuring that their global audience doesn't miss a beat. It's a linguistic dance that adds an extra layer of charm to the podcast, making it accessible to cinephiles from every corner of the world.
🎙️ Style: Catchy and Precise
With a style that's as catchy as a blockbuster soundtrack, "Hermann & Helmsdal" delivers content that's as entertaining as it is informative. From quick-witted banter to insightful analyses, each episode is a carefully crafted blend of humor, intelligence, and Faroese charm.
So, grab your popcorn and join Hermann Eliassen and Gudmund Helmsdal on a cinematic journey that transcends language barriers, celebrating the magic of film in the enchanting landscape of the Faroe Islands. Welcome to "Hermann & Helmsdal," where the reel world meets the real world, one frame at a time.
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Vinder af Den Store Bagedyst, Emil Obel, og kagelskende journalist Sisse Sejr-Nørgaard anmelder hver uges bagedyst-program med et kyndigt hold af tv-entusiaster og bageeksperter.
I fællesskab vil de gennemgå ugens præstationer både for de deltagende, deres kager, dommerne, værten og ikke mindst emnerne de ivrige deltagere skal konkurrere i.
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A podcast about glorious and bad first time experiences, but not that first time, but the first time watching a movie. Join us and our guest to dive deep into the world cinema.
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too BORED cinema club is a podcast covering movies, both new and old, from the perspective of two uneducated film lovers. Informal, off-topic, and often confusing...but that's our charm. maybe.
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ร่วมถกประเด็นน่าสงสัยและน่าสนใจผ่านวรรณกรรม ภาพยนตร์ เพราะการคุยจิปาถะด้วยบทสนทนาจุ๊บจิ๊บอาจทำให้ชีวิตสนุกขึ้น แต่ขอร้องอย่างเดียวว่า...อย่าเชื่อเราไปเสียทั้งหมด
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I Papcornsmaskinen taler venneparret Jonas og Nicolai om deres store passion: fortællinger.
De snakker film, serier, videospil og sågar brætspil, for ikke nok med at de er fans af alle disse medier, har de også en mission; flere skal opdage det vidunderlige medie, som er brætspil -
We are Mad Science Films and this our podcast network!
Initially a Film Production company, but we are planning to infect the audio as well as the visual - You're welcome!
You can expect weekly shows containing, film reviews of forgotten gems, indie film talk and much more!!
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Two movie enthusiasts sit down and talk everything, movies. Actors, directors, screenwriters. If you love movies, you’ll love Through The Lens with Mikey & Nicki.
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Battlestar Bros. is a mostly-loving review of SCI-FI's (you can't make me spell it the other way, I'll fight you) greatest show, Battlestar Galactica. Join Pat, Mike, and Matt as they journey from Caprica to Earth, making observations both salient and snarky along the way.
You can find the show on Twitter as @BattlestarBros. You can find Pat as @Th3Hypn0Toad and Matt as @mat_ledge. Mike doesn't Tweet, which might be for the best. -
Greetings Lords and Ladies, and welcome to “A Watch Party of Ice and Fire”! Join our Small Council - Solar, Sam, Morrigan, Constance, and Uzma - as they discuss the lore, themes, costumes, set design, and DRAGONS in Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon, and other adaptations of George R.R. Martin’s epic universe.
If you have a question, a theory, or want to answer some trivia to add to your Maester’s chain, please email us at [email protected]. We‘d love to hear from you! Valar Morghulis! - Show more
