Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Maras

Peu de villes dans le monde convoquent autant de superlatifs et de contrastes que la bruyante mégapole de Bombay, nommée officiellement depuis 1995 Mumbaï, et coincée sur une étroite péninsule sur la côte ouest de l’Inde.  Ici, en 60 ans, on est passé de 4 à plus de 22 millions d’habitants, des «migrants» venus de tout le pays, attirés par les lumières et les sirènes d'une capitale économique au PIB jusque-là de 300 milliards de dollars. À elle seule, la ville concentre toute la fureur et l’élan du sous-continent indien, dont on a souvent dit qu’elle était la Porte. La première fois que Côme Bastin a posé le pied sur cette planète, parmi la foule, entre gratte-ciels futuristes, vestiges coloniaux indo-britanniques et bidonvilles envahis de plastique, il s’est tout de suite demandé : mais comment ça marche ? Alors, pour nous cette semaine, il a décidé d’y retourner pour tenter d’y répondre. À la rencontre d’amoureux de la ville, de travailleurs acharnés : livreurs, laveurs ou recycleurs, on découvre un colosse urbain aussi fascinant que monstrueux, dont le modèle de croissance et d’expansion est forcément éprouvé par la pandémie actuelle et les bouleversements climatiques. Un reportage de Côme Bastin.   Pour prolonger le voyage sur la planète Bombay :   En livres « Bombay Maximum City », de Suketu Mehta. Éditions Buchet-Chastel, 2006 « Shantaram », de Gregory David Roberts. Éditions Flammarion, 2007 « La Nuit aux Étoiles », de Shobhaa De. Éditions Actes Sud, 2010 « Le Ministère des sentiments blessés », de Altaf Tyrewala, Actes Sud, 2018 « Le Rickshaw de Mr. Singh », d’Olivier Da Lage, 2019.   En films « Slumdog Millionaire », d’après le livre de Vikas Swarup, 2009 « The Lunchbox » Ritesh Batra, 2013 « Sacred Games », une série d’après le livre de Vikram Chandra, 2018 « Attaque à Mumbai », d’Anthony Maras, 2018 « Monsieur », de Rohana Gera » (avec Rahul Vohra) 2018.          

Join us for another week of laughter, TV shows, streaming, movies and all things entertainment. THIS WEEK We're talking Wayne on Amazon Prime Video. Chapter 11 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, The Walking Dead: World Beyond, Fear the Walking Dead. Heck, we're even talking books with Star Wars Catalyst: A Rogue One novel! Our movie review of the week is the 2018 drama / action true story - Hotel Mumbai, staring Dev Patel, Armie Hammer and Nazanin Boniadi. Directed by Anthony Maras. And finally our 'Peak Performance' nominations are in for Hollywood superstar producer: Jerry Bruckheimer. Come and have a listen. EPISODE TITLE This weeks episode title is dedicated Katee Sackholf as the legendary Bo Katan in Star Wars: The Mandalorian. A fantastic line from Chapter 11: The Heiress. RUNNING ORDER 01m43s | What we've been watching 14m21s | Star Wars The Mandalorian 29m09s | The Walking Dead: World Beyond & Fear the Walking Dead 41m51s | Movie of the week: Hotel Mumbai 51m31s | News 01h00m04s | Mailbag 01h01m59s | Peak Performance - Jerry Bruckheimer GET IN TOUCH Support us on Patreon Follow us on Instagram Tweet us @HalfMeasuresPod Talk to us on Discord Follow us on Facebook Visit our website halfmeasurespodcast.com This episode of Half Measures is brought to you by Time Travelling TeamP

This week, we watch one of the scariest movies we've ever seen.  This film depicts the real life tragedy of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack, and does it almost too convincingly.  A very well made movie that we'd be hard pressed to recommend, but if you can tolerate violence (or you think you can), this one is worth a watch.  Hotel Mumbai (2018), directed by Anthony Maras.

Screenwriter John Collee is joining William this week on a very socially-distant recording, calling in from 7,511 miles away! We discuss John's thoughts on living an exciting life that gives you the inspiration to write, collaborating and building relationships, and his ideas about story structure, and then talk about the screenplay to ‘Hotel Mumbai', which he co-wrote with director Anthony Maras. *** Want to comment, get news and join episode discussions? Join the community on Syncify: https://syncify.fm/podcast/the-21st-rewrite. Instagram: @the21strewrite. Website contact page: https://www.the21strewrite.com/contact

Hotel Mumbai, the feature debut from Australian writer-director Anthony Maras, deserved more attention when it premiered in the United States earlier this year. Now that the film has premiered in the most important country on its release calendar, India, we spoke to Maras about the horrific attacks that inspired Hotel Mumbai and the heroism of the real people involved.Maras' story is essential listening for anyone making their first film. Many surprises that seemed likely to doom the project turned out to be its salvation. He talks about how he won it back from The Weinstein Co. after the Harvey Weinstein story emerged, the injury that delayed shooting, and other hurdles. But he never loses sight of the real focus on the tragedy, its victims and its survivors.Hotel Mumbai is now streaming on Hulu.If you enjoy this interview, please check out similar interviews and features at MovieMaker.com.Here's a breakdown of our talk, with timestamps:1:45: Anthony Maras discusses the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, and how he decided to make Hotel Mumbai.4:45: Maras talks about the altruism of the people targeted in the attacks. "You had kitchen staff from the Taj Hotel who were literally stuffing pots and pans and baking trays down their shirts. These were to act as bullet -proof vests as they were shielding their guests from gunfire."8:20: How Dog Day Afternoon influenced Hotel Mumbai.10:45: How the filmmakers made decisions about how to portray the terrorists in the film.20:30: How Maras and co-writer John Collee researched the film, and why Dev Patel was determined to make Hotel Mumbai.23:00: Hotel Mumbai was initially a Weinstein Co. release. The first Hotel Mumbai test screening was on the same day as the first New York Times story about Harvey Weinstein. That led to a fight to get the film back.24:50: Why moviemakers should have good lawyers.25:25: How an on-set accident ended up rescuing the film.40:55: The importance of listening.42:35: Maras' oddest job on the road to becoming a moviemaker.43:00: An impromptu toast to UC Santa Barbara, America's finest university.49:45: Five Things Anthony Maras has learned as a moviemaker. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Hotel Mumbai, writer-director Anthony Maras and co-writer John Collee revisit the first night of the three days the terror lasted. Starring Anupam Kher, Dev Patel, Armie Hammer and Nazanin Boriadi, watch Anupama Chopra's review of Hotel Mumbai.

In Hotel Mumbai, writer-director Anthony Maras and co-writer John Collee revisit the first night of the three days the terror lasted. Starring Anupam Kher, Dev Patel, Armie Hammer and Nazanin Boriadi, watch Anupama Chopra's review of Hotel Mumbai.

The problem with films based on real life events is that one is already aware of how things will pan out. And so, the challenge lies in keeping us invested in the story. In this respect, Hotel Mumbai excels. We plunge headlong into the events that led to the dastardly terrorist attacks on Mumbai in 2008, and director Anthony Maras – who has also written the screenplay along with John Collee – keeps his hold on the narrative steady and focused. The cold efficiency with which violence is depicted and how it disrupts the rhythm of everyday life in the busy lanes of Mumbai has an accompanying foreboding tone that is hard to ignore. Even as the background music is kept to the minimum, the unmissable sound of ricocheting bullets keeps us at the edge of our seats. A casual conversation between two people is suddenly disrupted as one of them drops dead. For most of us, the memories of 26/11 are still fresh in our minds even 11 years on. We were glued to our TV sets as we followed the tense moments of the crisis; and so the use of real-time footage is both clever and hugely impactful. In fact, the film even manages to astutely show the many lapses in security that happened due to the live coverage of the attack by media. The gaze is democratic. Listen to the podcast for the full review. Host: Stutee Ghosh

Dev Patel and Anupam Kher star in the harrowing trailer for Hotel Mumbai (2019). The upcoming thriller is a dramatisation of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. Iranian actress, Nazanin Boniadi, known for her work on television shows like Homeland (2013), Scandal (2014) and Counterpart, (2017-present) plays Armie’s wife. Their characters are David and Zahra, a couple with a newborn baby, who are guests at the hotel during the attack. This is a joint production of India, USA and Australia, the film is the direction of Anthony Maras. The film takes inspiration from the documentary, Surviving Mumbai (2009). The movie tells the story of the victims and survivors from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. The film features British Indian actor, Dev Patel and Bollywood legend, Anupam Kher in main roles.

This week on the show we welcomed guests from the world of television, film, sport, and politics!Former Prime Minister David Cameron joins us to discuss his new autobiography 'For The Record'.Jon Sopel tells us about spending a year in the White House and getting told off from Donald Trump himself.Jason Plato gives us stories from his autobiography including the time Michael Schumacher tore off his trousers.And Katherine Kelly chats the phenomenal new Netflix show 'Criminals'.Plus Phil Daniels, Sam Warburton, Anthony Maras, Jason Isaacs, Nazanin Boniadi and Dr. Megan Rossi.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK and on Sundays from 10 am.Be sure to subscribe for free to the podcast every week to hear the highlights. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nesse episódio do Cinemático, Carlos Merigo, Robson Bravo, Pedro Strazza, Jéssica Correa e Bia Fiorotto conversam sobre “Atentado ao Hotel Taj Mahal”, dirigido por Anthony Maras; e sobre a terceira temporada de “Stranger Things”. 23:38 – Spoilers de “Atentado ao Hotel Taj Mahal” 36:08 – “Stranger Things 3” 50:30 – Spoilers de “Divino Amor” 1:02:28 – Notícias da Semana — Edição por Robson Bravo Críticas, comentários, sugestões para cinematico@b9.com.br ou nos comentários desse post.

O ALMANACAST da semana é especial Bob Dylan! Aproveitamos o lançamento do documentário "Rolling Thunder Revue", de Martin Scorsese, na Netflix, para falar sobre o músico. No bate-papo, Rodrigo de Oliveira recebe a jornalista Camila Kehl, do Bora Lá Agenda. Na seção Audiobook, vamos ouvir a crítica de "Don't Look Back", seminal documentário sobre Dylan assinado por D.A. Pennebaker. E ainda: crítica do filme "Atentado ao Hotel Taj Mahal", de Anthony Maras. Link para a revista ALMANAQUE21: 1967 - almanaque21.com.br/loja/09-1967

Em 2008, o Hotel Taj Mahal, em Mubai, na Índia, sofreu um ataque terrorista que deixou quase 200 mortos e mais de 300 feridos. Dez anos depois, o diretor Anthony Maras lança o filme “Atentado ao Hotel Taj Mahal”, que estreia, no dia 2 de maio.

Episode Description: In this episode, Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller bring you a review of Hotel Mumbai. Directed by Anthony Maras. With Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, and Nazanin Boniadi. The true story of the Taj Hotel terrorist attack in Mumbai. Hotel staff risk their lives to keep everyone safe as people make unthinkable sacrifices to protect themselves and their families. Show Notes Hosts: • Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller Featured Review: • Hotel Mumbai The Verdict: • Stephen: Pass with Caveat • Christopher: Must Avoid Music for this Episode: • Hotel Mumbai (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Contact the show: • email: fans@thespoilerwarning.com Listener Survey: • Please help us by taking our survey

Episode Description: In this episode, Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller bring you a review of Hotel Mumbai. Directed by Anthony Maras. With Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, and Nazanin Boniadi. The true story of the Taj Hotel terrorist attack in Mumbai. Hotel staff risk their lives to keep everyone safe as people make unthinkable sacrifices to protect themselves and their families. Show Notes Hosts: • Christopher Schnese and Stephen Miller Featured Review: • Hotel Mumbai The Verdict: • Stephen: Pass with Caveat • Christopher: Must Avoid Music for this Episode: • Hotel Mumbai (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Contact the show: • email: fans@thespoilerwarning.com Listener Survey: • Please help us by taking our survey

On The Gist, the next wave of start-ups should be like the tech companies we have now, but with a conscience.    In the interview, filmmaker Anthony Maras is more wedded to a theme—people in extremis—than a form, and his latest is a thriller based on true events. Hotel Mumbai follows a band of diverse survivors holed up in the Taj, one of the targets in the 2008 terrorist attacks. “Something kind of magical happened, which is all these barriers that usually divide people evaporated.”  In the Spiel, Donald Trump: bullshitter or shitposter? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, the next wave of start-ups should be like the tech companies we have now, but with a conscience.    In the interview, filmmaker Anthony Maras is more wedded to a theme—people in extremis—than a form, and his latest is a thriller based on true events. Hotel Mumbai follows a band of diverse survivors holed up in the Taj, one of the targets in India's 2008 terrorist attacks. “Something kind of magical happened, which is all these barriers that usually divide people evaporated.”  In the Spiel, Donald Trump: bullshitter or shitposter? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Director/Screenwriter Anthony Maras, Actor Jason Isaacs, and Screenwriter John Collee speak with moderator Scott Mantz about their new film HOTEL MUMBAI. Recorded at the Landmark in Los Angeles on 3/23/19.

0:37 Hotel Mumbai4:04 Dev Patel and Anthony Maras14:36 Australia In Colour19:05 Captain Marvel34:23 Leaving Neverland41:49 Game of ThronesThis episode was recorded on Wednesday, 13 March 2019.

We didn’t know what would happen last week in Christchurch, New Zealand when we watched this film, which is based on the real-life stories of the staff and guests of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai, caught up in a terrorist attack on 26 November 2008. We still want to review the film, because we think it’s important that these stories are told, but we understand that some listeners may find both the film and the discussion of it upsetting. An Indian-Australian co-production, from first-time director Anthony Maras, and featuring the wonderful Dev Patel and Armie Hammer, Hotel Mumbai gives an incredibly tense and taut view of a coordinated terrorist attack unfolding and the people caught up in it.

An interview with director Anthony Maras and star Dev Patel about the new Australian film Hotel Mumbai. We take a look at a new experimental film from artist Solange, which reflects the way the music industry is changing its approach to the moving image. Marcus Graham reveals his Top Shelf, and a review of Sometimes Always Never, the debut film of Carl Hunter, starring Bill Nighy.

An interview with director Anthony Maras and star Dev Patel about the new Australian film Hotel Mumbai. We take a look at a new experimental film from artist Solange, which reflects the way the music industry is changing its approach to the moving image. Marcus Graham reveals his Top Shelf, and a review of Sometimes Always Never, the debut film of Carl Hunter, starring Bill Nighy.

ONE HEAT MINUTE is the podcast examining Michael Mann's 1995 crime opus HEAT, minute by minute. It's the 94th minute (1:33:00-1:34:00) - host Blake Howard joins writer/director Anthony Maras from the Australian Premiere of his debut feature HOTEL MUMBAI at the 2018 Adelaide Film Festival. Blake and Anthony discuss his production team's gift of an original theatrical poster of HEAT, how legends like Pacino and De Niro realise that the camera is reading their thoughts and Anthony's view that HEAT feels like the urban reworking of THE WILD BUNCH. Hope you've got enough time, to do what you gotta do and listen to the show.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations