Podcast appearances and mentions of Antonio Banderas

¿Quién es este Mariachi? This week is a three-fer! We're covering Robert Rodriguez's famed trilogy - from the hilarious gags of “El Mariachi” to the vocal prowess of Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek in “Desperado” to Johnny Depp's turn as composer for his character's theme in “Once Upon a Time in Mexico” - we're discussing all the fictional music from these films.

Aaron Cobos y Marta Ribera hablan de sus papeles en la obra Gypsy, por los que han ganado el galardón a mejor actor y actriz en los premios Talía. Gypsy, dirigida por Antonio Banderas, se podrá disfrutar hasta el 25 de mayo.Escuchar audio

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Marta Ribera actriz y cantante, protagoniza Gypsy en el teatro Apolo. En Madrid Directo con Nieves Herrero nos ha contado que “en esta función me dejo la vida, tengo una hija, pero el escenario también es mi vida”. Ribera ha dicho que ‘‘para ponerse en la piel de un personaje lo primero es entenderlo y yo entiendo a Rose”. La protagonista ha confesado ‘‘llevo 30 años haciendo musicales sin para” y, ‘‘la conexión entre Antonio Banderas y yo es una conexión que ahí hay algo". "Rose es ser madre por encima de todo. Para ponerse en la piel de un personaje lo primero es entenderlo y yo entiendo a Rose. Mi personaje es ensayar, ensayar y más ensayar", gha dicho Marta Ribera. "El teatro musical es una experiencia. ‘Es el alma puesta de mucha gente en el escenario. Llevo 30 años haciendo musicales sin parar. ‘Ha valido la pena este trayecto de mi vida, pero es verdad que siempre hay espinas que te pinchan. Yo termino feliz porque soy una persona con energía", ha concluído Marta Ribera.

This week on the Erotic Thriller Club we jump back into the world of Brian De Palma! We're also giving Antonio Banderas a third and final chance to play a cool guy in an erotic thriller... Can he succeed? Rebecca Romijn-Stamos! Sexy jewel heists! Asexual henchmen!

Dios mio! It's May 5th and you know what that means… It's Cinco de Masko! Join us on a nostalgic, and quite romantic, deviation this week with MASK OF ZORRO. Antonio Banderas and Anthony Hopkins bring a Tornado of swashbuckling action! In this, our highest budget blockbuster yet! Find us online: Instagram: @bmoviebeatFacebook: The B Movie BeatdownEmail: thebmoviebeatdown@gmail.com Letterboxd: @Petedown @SlenderJames  

New month, new theme! It's Cinco de Thoro, and the theme is The Spy Who Loved May.  We know now that Gina Carano is a bad person, but she was sure fun to watch kick ass in 2011. Note from McFly: he waited all episode for Thor to bring up that Gina Carano and Ewan McGregor were both in the extended Star Wars Universe as bad ass characters that faught Mandalorians, but it never happened. Chibi hosts the Unidentified Flying Obsession podcast. The next spy topic is Three Days of the Condor (1975).

Dance The Night Away – The Mavericks El Gustito – Mariachi Los Camperos & Nati Cano Cancion Del Mariachi – Antonio Banderas & Los Lobos El Talismán – Sisters Morales Adiós México – Texas Tornados El Pescador – Los Super Seven Heaven – Los Lonely Boys Flores y Tamales – Calexico Malagueña Salerosa – Chingon La Bamba – Los Lobos

Just another day as Nikki and Tracey discuss power dynamics, sexual revelations and extramarital affairs, oh, and the erotic thriller “Babygirl” starring Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, Antonio Banderas, and Sophie Wilde. Available to stream on Max

GYPSY es un musical basado en las memorias de la artista de burlesque Gypsy Rose Lee. La trama gira en torno a su madre, Rose, una mujer implacable que busca convertir a sus hijas en estrellas del vodevil a cualquier precio.

Join Matt and me for Episode 130 as we tango our way into Evita (1996)—where Madonna sings, sashays, and side-eyes her way through Argentina's most glamorous rise to power since… well, ever.It's a popera fever dream with more costumes than plot, Antonio Banderas playing the Greek chorus with zero chill, and Jonathan Pryce just trying to keep up. There's no dialogue, no subtlety, and absolutely no crying allowed—unless it's in falsetto.History? Kinda. Drama? Definitely. Singing? Constant.Support The Conner & Smith Show on Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/ConnerandSmith?utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan

El célebre actor Antonio Banderas visita Cuarto Milenio para hablar de algunas de las experiencias anómalas que ha tenido a lo largo de su vida, como la que vivió cuando sufrió un infarto, ya en el hospital. Allí pudo hablar con una misteriosa enfermera que le hizo replantearse el sentido de la vida o la que experimentó durante el rodaje de una de sus películas en Estados Unidos. Banderas se hallaba ya en el hotel cuando comenzó a escuchar extraños sonidos que le hicieron levantarse de la cama para ver lo que ocurría. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Más sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo y a nosotros a estas alturas ya nos paran por la calle como paraba aquella voz sensual a Antonio Banderas en un anuncio de colonia diciéndole: “Sei un diavolo”. Viejos, no tanto; sabios, desde luego. Si es que lo veíamos venir y mientras tanto a nuestro alrededor venga la burra al trigo: “¡Pleiof!”. Nos pronosticábamos en media tabla hace dos meses, nos pronosticábamos en media tabla hace un mes y nos pronosticamos en media tabla ahora, cumpliendo con la periodicidad mensual a la que parece haber decaído este podcast a veces porque las obligaciones profesionales nos aplastan, otras porque la salud nos lo impide y, la verdad por delante, porque cuando te adorna tal clarividencia como la que a nosotros nos ha sido otorgada, los altibajos emocionales de cada jornada se convierten a nuestros ojos en chiquilladas que no merecen nuestra distracción. Pesada es la losa que cargamos aquí, en nuestra nacarada torre de marfil desde la que oteamos cómo los resultados vienen y van, inconsistentes como es propio de la categoría, los árbitros se enredan con tecnologías del siglo XIX (el silbato) y del siglo XX (el vídeo), el Sol comete falta sobre los porteros y otras vicisitudes que, sí, son el alimento del día a día pero que, a la larga, en nada están empañando la vista de los que hace ya muchas semanas no vemos fútbol sino líneas de código verde desparramándose en los marcadores. Pasamos revista a una plantilla que descuenta las semanas para el verano y nos ocupamos a un más del debate que ya emociona en todas las tertulias deportivistas: ¿si Gilsanz ya es de Betanzos, eso lo descalifica para continuar en el banquillo o, precisamente por eso, una tapa de tortilla en la Ciudad de los Caballeros no tiene efectos negativos en él a ojos de los tecnócratas que desde hace años gobiernan los elenco del club en función de con quién te juntas y qué consumes? Si el entrenador seguirá o no va a depender de cuánto considere la dirección deportiva que ha exprimido los recursos a su disposición. ¡Cuánto sufrimos, Martín! Podcast es un buen ejemplo de este tipo de evaluación: dos tipos, un micrófono, ninguna pericia y aun así, aquí seguimos, exprimiendo.

Robot children assassins! Thumb thumbs! Floops' Fooglies! Submarine car! Make sense? Of course not, but that doesn't matter because this movie is a BLAST. Join Carmen and Junie as they go to save their parents from evil science magic. Will they save Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino? Will Alan Cumming just get to make his art? Will Tony Shalhoub and Robert Patrick conquer the world? Are we just name-dropping now? Grab your spy gear and instant Big Macs and take an hour and a half to become Spy Kids with us! And we cannot forget, UNCLE MACHETE.

Oggi è la Giornata mondiale dell'arte. E quale miglior modo di celebrarla, se non con un film sulla (tutt'altro che semplice) vita di una delle artiste più iconiche del Novecento? Salma Hayek interpreta Frida Kahlo, affiancata da Alfred Molina nei panni di Diego Rivera, grande amore della pittrice messicana e con il quale ebbe una storia molto travagliata. Nel cast, anche Antonio Banderas, Valeria Golino ed Edward Norton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to “Not Couple Goals” where co-hosts Allie Nelson and Tyler McCarthy do a deep dive into a different ridiculous romantic thriller from the vantage point of their long-term relationship.Allie, a writer/producer and actress, has an affinity for romantic thrillers, the more salacious the better. Tyler, an entertainment reporter and critic, often finds himself drawn in despite his better judgment. Join them as they explore all the ways it's possible to love too hard… like WAY too hard.In this episode, Allie and Tyler veer into the world of nonsense with the 2018 “romantic” drama “Life Itself” starring… way too many people. Join them as they break down the sheer absurd volume of tragedies that befall the characters of this movie, mock what passes for romance within it and, of course, lust over Oscar Isaac and Antonio Banderas. Is there such a thing as a reliable narrator? Not up in here.Special thanks to Mallory Johns for the introduction music.Please don't forget to follow our hosts on social media:Allie Nelson: Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and BlueSkyTyler McCarthy: Threads and BlueSky And check out Tyler's writing at USA Insider and Allie's at Parade!

This week on the Erotic Thriller Club we dive into 15 year old Garrett's dvd collection. Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie teach us that not all period pieces are created equal. Sex, lies and a 100 mph horsey ride!

Welcome back to the Woody Allen Retrospective Podcast for another episode of Woody Allen Adjacent!   Following up on our discussion of Miller's Girl, we turn our attention to 2024's Babygirl, starring Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, and—somewhat unexpectedly—Antonio Banderas.   On the surface, this seemed like a fittingly ‘balanced' follow-up to Miller's Girl, but as it turns out… both films manage to disappoint - just in very different ways :P   Let's get into it!   _____________________________________________   Director Interview Mentioned / Played in Podcast:   https://youtu.be/uU6s9Xz90no?si=lmoO_2Z6wHgFnMOD   _______________________________________________   For full cast details, user reviews, and more background on the film, check out:  

THE DANCE FLOOR PODCAST Season 8 with Host: Anna HarshTake The Lead Guest: Stephani Sosa is a talented latin ballroom dancer that is known for her appearances on So You Think You Can Dance & Dancing with the Stars. In this episode:Stephani tells stories of her studying dance as a young girl as well as gives advice for dancers. She also tells us discusses about her upcoming role in the new musical " Take The Lead." Paper Mill Playhouse in NJMAR 29–APR 27, 2025 - Show datesSet in the pulsating heart of New York City, Take the Lead is a joyful new musical based on the 2006 dance film that starred Antonio Banderas. This electrifying tale is the true story of Pierre Dulaine, a former professional dancer who, against all odds, brought the art of ballroom dance into New York City public schools. This world-premiere musical spotlights a dynamic fusion of ballroom and hip-hop in its music and choreography with a book by Robert Cary and Jonathan Tolins (Schmigadoon!) and a score by Elliah Heifetz and Zeniba Now, Take the Lead will be co-choreographed by Jennifer Weber (& Juliet) and Maria Torres (So You Think You Can Dance) and directed and choreographed by Christopher Gattelli (Newsies, Death Becomes Her).See Stephani perform and get tickets to the show! GET Tickets: https://papermill.org/take-the-lead/Contact Host Anna Harsh: www.AnnaHarsh.com #TAKETHELEAD #BALLROOMDANCE #STEPHANISOSA#TheDanceFloorPodcast

Cáel's second vacation with Aya and friends.Book 3 in 18 parts, By FinalStand. Listen to the ► Podcast at Explicit Novels.Loving your enemy is easy. You know precisely where the two of you standJust in case anyone cares, I do not hate China or the Chinese People. As a Global Power, the PRC is fair game as a great antagonist. Not only do they have, as of 2015, the world's largest economy, largest population and a truly global Diaspora, they also have a rather totalitarian governance system that enables them to devote scary levels of resources to any endeavor they set their minds to.I usually paint all governments to be entities capable of great good (rarely achieved) and great evil (because it makes such enticing fiction). In my stories, it often falls to the people within those institutions to make judgment calls on what is the right thing to do. In my final analysis, there are no 'Evil' governments, just evil people who use the system to get what they want(Right where we left off)"Aya," I spoke to her when she'd finished up by giving Mu a strong dose of a pain killer, "Now go back to the galley and find the nice medic-lady there. She has a bottle filled with some of those kick-ass sedatives. Inject everyone else but me, you, Zhen here and Mu, Mu's had enough drugs for one day.""Okay," she popped up. She turned fearlessly to face her former tormentors and jailors."I had them all swear an oath to Ishara to not kill, harm, or restrain you in any manner, so have fun hunting them down. You've got about thirty minutes.""Is Dot with us right now?" she gave me a bone-tired smile. I nodded. "This is going to be fun," she shouted and off she went.'I'll be by her side', Dot whispered to me. She rose forth from the seat within me and followed Aya out into Seven Pillars Hell. Technically, I believed it was the Diyu of the Fiendish Child. Those malicious bastards suffered every accident, misfortune, and nearly-impossible odds malfunction in the process of being subdued by a 9 year old Amazon.Four of them died in the process of trying to kill her, when stopping her became obviously impossible. Two had their guns blow up when they tried to shoot her, dismembering their hands and wrists. One guy was strangled in his emergency oxygen supply mask. The last guy lunged forward, slipped on a cup and broke his neck when his head was caught in a folded armrest.Twenty-eight nerve wracking minutes later."All done," she gave me an exhausted yet triumphant chirp. "Should I strap Mr. Mu into a chair? He's passed out.""Zhen, buckle your brother into a chair and hurry back. I'll hold us steady until you get back."Remember, I had only the use of my left hand. My right had to stay on the dagger to keep things powered up."Buckle-up after you've gotten Duan Mu secured, Aya. That's his proper name.""I know that. I was trying to keep them irritated so they would act irrationally. You taught me that," Aya bathed me in her sinister ways and means.Finally, it was down to me and Zhen. "Do you think we will succeed, Cáel Wakko Ishara?" "I'm giving it my best shot." "The little girl was right," Zhen groaned. "She told us we'd regret not killing you in New York when we had the chance. I thought she was being an annoying spoiled brat. I was wrong." Pause. "I know you have no reason to answer me truthfully, but when we, the rest of us, die, could you make sure my brother's body is returned to my father so that he can join our ancestors in the family grave?" "Why do you think I would lie to you now that we are alone?" That was a loaded question. I did the majority of my lying when I was alone with a woman. "I, will you give me your Oath, in your Goddess's name?" "Nope. My Goddess has pretty much been exhausted by your boys trying to break their vows to me and Aya. I'll tell you what I will do, " "What?" "Show me your tits and I'll promise to do my best." "What? You want to see me naked?" she grew indignant. "No!" It was her being a vaginal virgin (I knew the type ~ good oral technique and bed play, but no 'go-uppy' the cunt, or ass) and me not being Han Chinese, therefore being a 'Stinky Barbarian'. "Listen, I've never flown a commercial jet before and neither have you. Odds are we are both going to be dead in the next ten minutes. After all the hell you have put me through, can you at least give me some fucking inspiration. No one will ever know. Besides, imagining the perfect swell of your breast and the smooth tautness of your stomach, well, you are so damn perfect it is distracting!" I protested against the World's grand injustice (me not being Han and thus not worthy of seeing her goodies). "Do you really think we are all about to die?" she studied me. "I'm doing my best, but, yes, I believe we are," I stared deep into her dark brown orbs.'You are despicable,' Ishara chortled. 'I promise you, plant your seed and she will bear you a son.' "Very well, hold onto the controls," she said as she released her joystick. She rolled up her padded (high-tech body-weave) shirt carefully. I was a past master of looking while pretending not too look. Still, "Can I look yet?" I hesitantly questioned. Sure, we were about to slam an Airbus-350 into the Pacific Ocean, or a concrete runway, no lights, in a cyclone, but she was 'working it'. For all she knew, this striptease would be her last living memory. "No." A few seconds passed. "Now?" "No." Oh, her top was just cresting her highly aroused nipples, she had tiny, erect nipples. The smallest I had ever seen, but long, almost like tiny awls. Finally she'd played it out as long as possible. "Okay." "No, wait," I begged. "Let me make sure everything is stable. I want to look at you for as long as I can. This will probably be the last happy moment of my life, so I want to make the most of it." That made her happy. I puttered around for five seconds, then pivoted around to take in her full, topless view. I didn't say anything for the longest time. "Aren't you done yet," she grumbled. "We are about to crash." "Oh, sorry," I turned away. She rolled her top down quickly and we returned to trying to keep the people we loved most in life alive. I sensed as sense of disappointment in her nonetheless."Perfect," I whispered. She caught it. "What did you say? Is something wrong?" she worried, studying her crippled command console for any errors she might have missed. "I said 'perfect'. I knew it, your body is perfect," I confessed. Pause. "Oh, " "Now I have something to live for," I declared. "I will never let you see me naked again. This was a one-time thing!" "That's two things I have to live for then," I countered. "Bringing us in alive and seeing me naked once more?" she had to be sure. "I was going to say 'seeing you naked again' and 'living', but I can see that your priorities make more sense," I conceded. "Ah, you are right, that I am right." Pause. "Good luck." "On seeing you naked again, or surviving our landing." "Let's start out by landing the plane. "And then, Duan Zhen?" "We will see, Cáel Ishara."{9 pm, Tuesday, August 16th ~ 23 Days to go}{aka 2 am Wednesday, Aug. 17th ~ 22 Days to go (Havenstone time)}(The following is in Mandarin until I note otherwise)"What are you doing?" I struggled to keep the panic from my voice."Killing all these alarms," Zhen responded. She was grinding her teeth in frustration and fear. "There is nothing we can do to fix those problems.""My, right rudder, its barely responding," I grunted. This was fly-by-wire, not typical manual control, so my concern was entirely mental, not wanting to miss our turn south into the sole runaway on Johnston Atoll. With the steady degradation of the plane's electronics, we wouldn't make the 360 for another pass.Landing from the southern end of the runway would put the cyclone force winds behind us. There would be no way for the plane's two inexperienced pilots to make that miraculous landing happen. No, we had to approach form the north, into the winds and allow nature to slow us down."On it, I'm good," she confirmed that her co-pilot's systems were still doing their job. "Tell me when we are making our final approach." Zhen, my Seven Pillars of Heaven co-pilot (and designated assassin), couldn't see where we were going. Our avionics had perished earlier in this disaster.Goddess Dot Ishara was communicating with Goddess SzélAnya who was frolicking in this maelstrom; the Draconic Storm Divinity was in her element. Dot was 'in' her element as well ~ her last living mortal descendent (me), if you didn't count all those unborn offspring I'd been contributing to in the past few weeks.'Are you thinking about me, Wakko?' she whispered into my mind. I was Wakko Ishara. I was supposed to be Yakko, but that hadn't worked out. As the 'main girl' in the relationship between me, the leader of her Amazon House, and Yakko Ishara ~ my first Ishara ancestor ~ she earned the slot of Dot (see Warner Bros.) Ishara.One of her earliest gifts to me was to make my mind inviolate to ALL supernatural penetration which was the reason she was bothering to ask about my thoughts and intentions.'Yes,' I thought back. 'I'm worried you are expending too much energy on my behalf, Dot.''Opposed to leaving you alone with SzélAnya? I don't trust her around you. She'd make a little Dragon-offspring/avatar with you if I'm not careful.''If you aren't careful? Don't I get a say in all of this?''No. Trust me, she's clingy and you are more active than a whole temple of Babylon's whores. Her mortal avatar would further bond your two legends together and your Legend is already the prop, placed with House Ishara.' Translation: My Goddess was clingy. After all, she'd meant to say my legend was her 'property'."Flaps!" Zhen yelled at me. "Check your flaps. Mine keep shorting out.""On it," I replied. I'd 'zoned out', so she'd screamed at me to get my attention back on task. Altitude, 1200 meters, which meant flaps at, fuck if I knew."What do I set them, Oh Shit!" I realized I'd forgotten something horribly imperiling."What?" Zhen shot me a furious look."Fuel! We've got to start dumping the fuel!" I screamed."Why?""Fireball, Zhen. If we hit hard, this bitch will barbeque us," I spit the words. "Don't you watch any airplane crash movies?" I added."The Airbus 350 has plenty of, safeguards,""You mean like all the other ones that have failed us in the past half hour?""Opening main tanks #1 and #2," she grumbled. "If we are struck by another lightning bolt we could blow up in mid-air.""Won't happen," I feebly jested. "The Storm Goddess loves me.""Does she love my brother and I?""Nah. She wants you and everyone else on this plane dead, but she's humoring me right now.""Flaps," she reminded me. "Why would she care about you?""Having no other useful skills, I am a truly remarkable lover."Zhen spared me a blistering look."You have seized this aircraft from my brother, me and forty of our best Special Operations Strike Warriors. That does not qualify you as 'unskilled'," she lambasted me."Oh no? You should see a 'real' Amazon in action," I teased her. "I'm just an intern who hasn't yet completed his 84 day trial period." I also worked the flaps."Too much," she snapped. "If we drop below 400 kilometers per hour, these winds will slam us into the Pacific."I was adjusting the flaps appropriately as we began our final roll to the left when a cloud-to-cloud bolt of electricity coursed through our craft. We didn't blow up."Thank you, SzélAnya," I whispered."What?" Zhen worried. Fucking up now would be the end of us all.'Your gratitude is overdue, Cáel,' SzélAnya slipped her murmur into the crashing thunder and another lash of raw, natural fury. 'We will talk later.'"I thought you said she loves you.""Umm, did I forget to mention I told her I was going out for pizza and never called her back?""That makes no sense," Zhen glared at me briefly. I was gifted with a visual of our plane in perspective to the runway. Yay, five meter waves were smashing into the atoll. I adjusted our yaw to the right."We are three kilometers out," I advised her."Flaps, spoilers," I went over my limited Alal-knowledge. This stuff worked on a piston driven commercial liner and it was the only flight data I had."Landing gear," Zhen responded. She had to throttle up a little because all that drag was cutting into our speed.'You are being blown too far to the east,' SzélAnya advised. I did the best I could."What are you doing?" Zhen was starting to sweat."Responding to divine intervention.""I, I see it!" Zhen's panic turned to exultation as she could finally make out the pale concrete runway surrounded by the angry sea.Too disasters hit us simultaneously."The left landing gear is not fully deployed," Zhen cautioned me."We are coming in too fast anyway," I dryly noted. The Goddess had brought me in on target, but she knew nothing about aircraft aeronautics.The Airbus came down too hard, too fast and our left landing gear snapped on impact. Sarrat Irkalli's parting gift was decay. Every design weak point gave in. The front fuselage broke apart, my hand on the dagger slipped and the power died. The front 25% of the plane spun off to the west while the remainder shot down the runway and off the southern end of the island.Sadly we went off into the lagoon between the western side and the barrier reef. In a delayed bit of good fortune, our careening section went head to head against a massive storm surge."Go!" I screamed at Zhen.She snatched up her Jian that she had used to pin the undead necromancer Tsu. I was right behind her, though I did stop to retrieve Sarrat Irkalli's dagger and pluck the two bone reliquaries from his neck before following Zhen's tight, athletic buns out of the cockpit and toward Aya. My diminutive better half was still in her seatbelt and clutching the medical bag to her chest.(English) "Cáel, I think we are sinking," she noted with a twinge of concern and more courage than I felt like utilizing. As Zhen was rescuing her brother the enormity of my mistake sunk in. All the Seven Pillars people were unconscious thus unable to save themselves from drowning. Aya's survival came first. I'd worried about my 'would-be executioners' later.I swept up Aya so fast it took me a second to realize she was poking me. She had retrieved the trinkets Felix had given Mu, our phone cards, my Dot-treats and my Amazon blade. I quickly strapped the blade to my arm. The water was rushing in through the severed back section.I turned to see Zhen struggling with her brother. Her look said it all. She expected them both to die. She wouldn't abandon him to save herself and the waves were too rough to make it with him."Get as far as you can," I shouted to her over the typhoon strength winds. "I'll come back for you."Her face expressed how little faith she put in my promise. Zhen had no choice left to her. I cut off two lengths of seat-belt to give Aya a harness to wrap over my shoulder and opposite underarm. I used the second piece to create her harness I linked with my own. {Back to English as the primary language}"He'll come back for you," Aya tried to assure Zhen while I worked."Aya, take a deep breath then expel it," I advised. The second she did I dove into the water. I had never attempted to swim in water this nasty, but I had been dumped into a white water rapids before. That was the best I had.Somehow in the madness, I pointed myself in the right direction. Once more, the storm came to my rescue. Two monster waves picked us up and pushed us toward the edge of the runway.'Go to the north end of the island,' Ishara told me. There is a building there that will shelter you, and Cáel, I must leave now. Don't do it.''I can't not try,' I replied. 'Can you help Aya?' I gave one last appeal. No reply. I twisted southward to locate the next monster wave. My precious cargo pressed tightly to my upper torso, I flipped over so that my feet were facing toward the onrushing runway. I'm not as dumb as I look, or sound.I bent my knees in the same way they instruct you when you go cliff diving. Up we went. I pulled Aya and I as deep into the water as possible, up, up, crest and then down-down-down. My bare right foot hit something jagged and sharp. I'd worry about bleeding later. The momentum of that contact tried to tilt me head-first, but I resisted.My left foot slapped down on a hard, smooth, granular surface, the sea wall. Now I swam backwards with my free arm while I raced to get my right foot back under me. My body ended up surging forward, yet I was in control of my movements once more. I rolled with the impact, taking the brunt to my left shoulder while shielding Aya with my right. Three rolls and I was on my feet again."Aya!" I beseeched my companion."That was fun," she yelled back over the hurricane force winds. "Let's try to do this next year," the rest was lost. I kept staggering forward in about a foot of water that the storm had flooded over the land. I looked behind me.The next wave was unfriendly. The one behind that one appeared to be a lot like what I imagined a Berlin Wall-sized tombstone would look like. I ran. I survived the first wave then gave Aya a cautionary squeeze. I felt her tiny lungs inflate, soak up the salt-water spray and oxygen then flush the air back out.A few more steps then we plunged back sideways into the monster current ~ the wave had already crashed."What did you say?" I shook Aya as we surfaced once more."Next year, much later next year," she grinned up at me."Aya, do you think you can,""Yes. Go find them. You gave her your word," she hugged me."Stay on the runway, head north, Dot says there is a building up there that is still intact. Aya, take this," I handed her the pistol and a spare mag."Do you promise you won't let me die today?" she shouted over the winds. I had to think about that. Aya rammed the pistol and magazine into her medical bag's side pocket. Oaths had their own power and maybe, just maybe, Dot Ishara would help me honor this one."I swear to you, I will not let you die today," I yelled back."Then go and hurry," she hugged me as I cut her loose. "She needs you more than I do. Go!" With that, we separated. Aya slugged forward a few steps, was staggered by another wave then turned and gave me her 'thumbs up'.I turned to the south and the blinding winds and terrible surf. I had to try. Alal kicked in. Jumbo commercial airliners = no help. Shipwrecks = he'd survived a few. I mapped out in my mind the waves, winds and their direction relative to the plane. I could still make out its half-submerged shape.The edge of the runway had a U-shaped seawall which created a peak that channeled the waves. I couldn't see the structure itself due to the high tide, but I could locate the wall by watching the waves break. If I could get to the outside of the eastern peak, I would have an easier time going about this rescue. Also, if Zhen wasn't brought in by the same waves that saved Aya and I, she would be driven to the northwest, parallel to the island.I could intercept them. I'd effective killed everyone else. Maybe, I dove in.'Don't!'“Too late, SzélAnya,” I vaulted off the semi-submerged sea wall, then let the undertow pull me along the broken coral rocks the Navy had put there when they expanded the airfield in the 1960's.I kept my hands on the rocks, rock climbing in reverse. The waves passing overhead tried to pluck me up and return me to the land. I moved as rapidly as I could, until my muscles ached from the water's chill and oxygen starvation. My lungs were on fire. I let the next wave pull me up.Fortune favors the foolish should be my new motto. I broke the surface just after another large wave passed by. I kept my breathing short and steady, despite my burning hunger for air. Gulping air would only earn me a mouthful of salt water. I took the reprieve in the storm's efforts to drown me.The 'foolish' was waiting for me four meters away, slightly behind me and to the East. Zhen was being dragged past the atoll. I kept one eye on her progress and the other on the waves. A monster rolled up, I dove under and thus resurfaced less than two meters away. Zhen had Mu in a classic rescue swim position. He was still likely to suffocate in this downpour.The look in her eyes was, pure confliction. I cut through the last bit of ocean to be at her side. My first action was to point to the next tidal beast heading for us.(Mandarin) "I've got him. Dive beneath the wave," I hollered. Had she resisted, all three of us would have been screwed. She didn't.I took another deep breathe then sort of freaked her out. I clamped my mouth over Mu's and expelled my air into his lungs. My right arm snaked under his left with my hand grabbing the back of his head. I shoved his head tightly against my face, pressing his nose shut, then dove. Zhen was right behind me.After that, we had our routine down. Zhen took Mu every fourth wave. Breathing for both him and me was tough. I'd take him back for the fifth and slowly we made ourselves to the eastern shore. I hit first, fell flat on my face but kept a hold on Mu. I temporarily lost sight of Zhen. One life at a time.I lugged Mu up, staggered his unconscious and my exhausted forms a few feet and then was toppled by yet another wall of water. This time, when I returned to a standing position, I check Mu's breathing. He would make it. I few more steps, another wave. I kept my footing that time. Another, Zhen came careening our way from the North. The waves had swept her passed us.Zhen immediately looped her arm under Mu's right arm. That allowed her, me and our shared burden to slog another meter inland, then the next wave caught up with us. Zhen fell; I stumbled, but righted myself and thus kept Mu from being washed away. Zhen rolled a few feet forward, rebounded up, only to be shoved away when a gust of wind hit us.On her next attempt, she rejoined us. From that point onward, we were far enough away from the land's end so that we were slogging through standing water and could resist the waves that impacted us.(Mandarin) "You came back," she shouted.There were all kinds of romantic, chivalric and very true responses to that. I chose a half-lie. (Mandarin) "I really wanted to see your tits one more time," I yelled. The looks she gave me was priceless. She was convinced I was a lunatic ~ no doubt about it.While she puzzled out her reaction/retort, we chanced upon a Quonset hut. In its lee, we caught a break from the worst of the wind. We also picked up a little Epona who had made the same logical choice (to get out of the wind) as we had. My heart leapt for joy. She was grinning like an impish hellion as she tried to tell me something.I leaned down until her lips were touching my ear."I forgot to pack my swimsuit," she chortled."It's probably sitting at home along with my surfboard," I kissed her on the forehead. "How about we get inside, somewhere?" Aya nodded.(Mandarin) "Let's go," I roared. Zhen nodded briefly. We turned Mu around so we would be dragging him with his back to the winds. The journey to the structure SzélAnya had pointed me at (the J O C building) took over an hour and a half to cover the two kilometers. Along the way, Aya discovered her inner Peter Pan.That was the childish fiction I was going to use to explain what she did when I regaled this episode to her Mother, assuming we made it back. In common parlance, a gust of wind that must have been about 150 kilometers per hour picked her up and off she went. Hell, I'd honored my oath to Zhen. I dropped Mu and raced after my own personal good luck fairy.A freak micro-burst, shot Aya up so high I lost track of her in the rain.'Please'.I saw my tiny human javelin plummeting to earth several meters away. Aya had refused to mitigate her fate by releasing the medical bag. I jumped, caught her and took another hard spill to the ground, Aya on top of me. She said something to me.I made it back to my knees, clutching a standing Aya firmly to my chest."I said 'I've had enough fun for today," she sputtered. "Can we go inside now?"'You now owe me a life, I go,''Thank you'. If she heard me, she didn't acknowledge it. The storm didn't relent its assault, that was for sure.I couldn't risk losing Aya again. I had placed Zhen and Mu on solid ground so she returned to being my top priority. I slogged my way through the typhoon, cyclone, 'what have you', only to find a solid steel door between Aya and safety. I felt volcanic fury building up inside me. Then I remembered I still had a few firearms,The QCW spoke and the door popped opened. I raced around the first interior corner, deposited Aya, ran back to the door, reverse course, raced back to Aya, kissed her cheek then ran back out into the blinding rain and battering winds. Zhen was right where I'd left her. She had relied on me coming back, damn her.(The J S O C Building)Five minutes later, I had the Seven Pillars twins inside and the door wedged shut. We were all temporarily safe. Here and there small puddles of water had formed from leaks above, but otherwise the structure was solid, sound and safe. Zhen and Mu were on the opposite side of the room. After she tended to her brother, she looked my way.I took the medical bag from a wide-eyed and happy Aya."We are down to two of them," she shivered. "Perhaps you should ask her to surrender now, while they still can?" I snorted then chuckled."Do you really think the proud scions of Duan will bow before the Amazons?" I asked her. Aya fatigued mind worked that question over."No, you are right. I don't think they are smart enough to know when they are beat. Cáel, they called me 'Chǒul u de cuüw ', or something like that," Aya kept her eyes on Zhen. "What does that mean?" It took me a second to piece that together. You can tell a great deal about people if you catch them talking about you behind your backs, or when they think you can't understand what they are saying."Ugly Bug," I translated. Aya snorted."That was rude. We can call her 'L s la ninda'," she proclaimed loud enough for Zhen to hear, "and we can call him Amar."I had to applaud her choice of names for our would-be killers.See, L s la ninda roughly translated from Amazon to English as 'cupcake'. Amar was Amazon for 'calf' which was a play on his Mandarin name, 'Mu'."Dumu?" I indicated her. Aya's eyes sparkled. Duma was the diminutive for 'daughter'."Atta," she murmured back. That was 'respectful Father'; a title no Amazon girl had addressed a man with in, well maybe, ever. The term was largely religious and only used in the terms of female divinities referring to divine paternals."Take the gun," I withdrew the QSW-06 from the medical bag. "I'm going to take a look at Mu."I wasn't a surgeon, most of my medical skills were self-taught (I get hurt a great deal), I was personally acquainted with pain and I wasn't easily grossed out. Alal's past granted me beaucoup knowledge to fill in the gaps. Mu was going to be okay.His problems were the bullet hole, blood loss, our mutual damp condition and his complete exhaustion. Zhen knelt close by as I cut open his pants. The bullet was still in him. I was guessing the round had cracked his femur, not broken it. I cleaned out the wound with minimal disturbance to Mu's sleep. The antiseptic came next, followed by the wrapping and finally a syringe of general antibiotic.(Mandarin) "Let's find something to dress ourselves in and then we all need to get out of these wet clothes. If we don't shed these clothes soon, we'll get a chill we don't need," I advised.(Mandarin) "How bad is it?" she asked. She meant her brother's condition.(Mandarin) "He'll be okay. Feel free to try and kill me when you wish. He doesn't need me anymore." That, pretty much confirmed for her what she suspected, I was a lunatic.(Mandarin) "Well, okay. Thank you. I will not kill the child; I have given you my word."(Mandarin) "Are you talking about 'Ugly Bug'?"(Mandarin) "Oh. I thought she didn't know our language either," she blushed then frowned. "She never revealed she understood our words."(Mandarin) "She doesn't. Aya has a phenomenal memory. All Amazons are taught from a very young age to develop a strong eye for detail. This includes remembering words spoken around them, even if they don't know their meaning."That silenced her. The medical kit gifted us with five glow sticks.The women paired up to search the first, second, third and fourth floors; I didn't trust Zhen to find something useful and report it to me. I knew women. She wouldn't kill Aya tonight and Aya would keep her

It's a third Paddington.What do you want from me? Sit your butt down and just watch it. Come on. This shouldn't be that hard. He's a charming frickin' bear and he's surrounded by the most delightful actors! What?! You think you're too good for Paddington? Cause no one is good enough for him - that sweet bear! We don't deserve his kind... and you wanna get smart with me? Now? When there's an unwatched Paddington in front of you? I'm glad your grandfather died before he could see you like this. It's like that runaway Canada Day float knew what you would become and spared him the shame! Next week: It's Denzel, innit? Questions? Comments? Suggestions? You can always shoot us an e-mail at forscreenandcountry@gmail.com   Full List: https://www.pastemagazine.com/movies/war-movies/the-100-greatest-war-movies-of-all-time Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forscreenandcountry Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/fsacpod Our logo was designed by the wonderful Mariah Lirette (https://instagram.com/its.mariah.xo) Paddington in Peru stars Hugh Bonneville, Emily Mortimer, Madeleine Harris, Samuel Joslin, Julie Walters, Olivia Colman, Jim Broadbent, Antonio Banderas, Hayley Atwell, the voice of Imelda Staunton and the voice of Ben Whishaw; directed by Dougal Wilson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Author and studio animal trainer, Sue Chipperton joined me in this episode to talk about her recently released book, A Famous Dog's Life: The Story of Gidget, America's Most Beloved Chihuahua. While Sue has trained many animals for roles in commercials, television and movies, her book mainly focuses on her life with Gidget the famous "Yo Quiero, Taco Bell" dog and the fascinating world of Hollywood animal training. Sue shared with me what it was like to train such a famous dog, how she selects animals that will be trained for roles in movies, commercials and television, and how Gidget surprised everyone by biting Antonio Banderas on the nose when he got to close. This is truly an inspiring story! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - What Do You Know About the "Taco Bell" Dog with Tim Link

7 de cada 10 trabajadores no entiende su nómina y solo mira el salario neto, lo que le entra en su cuenta. Así que esta noche vamos a intentar resolver este problema con Javier Ruiz, jefe de Economía de la SER. Como cada miércoles, Eva Cosculluela, abre su librería con 'El Niño', de Fernando Aramburu. La gataparda de la noche ha sido Marta Nieto que ha compartido una experiencia que nunca ha vuelto a vivir en un rodaje. Fue con Antonio Banderas en 'El camino de los ingleses' (2006).

La actriz recuerda en El Faro de Mara Torres su primera experiencia en el cine de la mano de Antonio Banderas, director de 'El camino de los ingleses' (2006), junto a Mario Casas, Raúl Arévalo y una nueva generación de actores que despuntaba

CineAre you about to experience the most adorable episode of Cinebuds ever? It's hard to say definitively, but considering the podcast has somehow never reviewed a film from the Paddington Cinematic Universe, the cute factor will be pretty high for this one.The latest entry in the series featuring the duffle-coat-wearing ursine, Paddington in Peru, puts the premise right there in the title. Paddington receives some concerning news about his Aunt Lucy from the Home for Retired Bears in and crosses an ocean — with the Brown family in tow — to learn that she's vanished. So, with help from Antonio Banderas, they set out to find her. And maybe discover an ancient treasure.In a very on brand sort of way, both of our cuddly hosts came into this episode as fans of the previous Paddington movies. One of them even listens to the voice of Ben Wishaw (as Paddington, of course) at bedtime because it's “delightful and gentle and kind.”Not to give too much away, but only two of those adjectives apply to Paddington in Peru. Whether it's because the previous films set a very high bar or the latest entry didn't quite coalesce the way those others did, Dori and Kpolly weren't quite as tickled this time around.Cinebuds is sponsored by Joe Wilde Garage Door Company.

This episode features excerpts from the February 8th performance of Dennis Hensley's The MisMatch Game at the Los Angeles LGBT Center's Renberg Theatre. The panelists are Danny Casillas as Reba Areba, Jackie Beat as Bea Arthur, Sherry Vine as Rue McClanahan, Melissa Peterman as Rena Z., Felix Pire as Antonio Banderas and Tom Lenk as Tilda Swinton. The questions cover everyone from Jonathan Bailey to Betty White to Benson Boone. The evening was a bizonkers blast and raised over $4,100 for the Center. After the MisMatch Game clips, there's a super-sized So This Happened...where Dennis talks about the Oscar party he attended where he missed a trivia question about Centerstage, a delightful candle-making class he took at General Wax in North Hollywood, going dancing at the Kylie XCX night at Precinct hosted by past guests Mark Nubar and DJ Shyboy and attending the 25th Anniversary benefit screening of Coyote Ugly with most of the cast in attendance. It was true in 2000 and it's true today: you really can't fight the moonlight. 

Our journey through Paddington Month comes to a close with Paddington in Peru! This time, our favorite marmalade-loving bear sets off on a heartwarming adventure to visit Aunt Lucy at the Home for Retired Bears, with the Brown family in tow. But what starts as a simple trip quickly turns into a thrilling mystery through the Amazon rainforest.We get into the film's heartfelt themes, Antonio Banderas' and Olivia Colman's scene-stealing moments, plus, we talk about the magic of Paddington's kindness, the film's stunning animation, and where we think the franchise should go next.It's hard to follow-up a near perfect movie, but how do you think this sequel live up within the Paddington franchise? Let us know in the comments! Subscribe for more movie reviews and discussions!Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @SoManySequelsPod#paddingtonbear #PaddingtonInPeru #MovieReview #SoManySequels #AntonioBanderas #OliviaColman #FilmDiscussion

You may know him as Zorro, or as a very Zorro-like cat from the Shrek universe: Puss in Boots. It's Antonio Banderas! He talks with us about reconnecting with, and then portraying his friend and collaborator Pedro Almodóvar. Plus, he talks about how his acting experience in Hollywood did not, for the lack of a better term, translate to acting in Spanish films.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Sean watched two movies the other Film School Janitors will not watch: BABYGIRL and LOVE ME. He makes the other Janitors listen to him talk about the Nicole Kidman and Kristen Stewart films (also starring Antonio Banderas and Steven Yeun, respectively). Enjoy!

Robert Rodriguez wasn't always the cult legend he is today... so Will and Matt (with a special thanks to our randomizer) decided to visit what made this man an absolute LEGEND. Guitars, guns, explosions, a lack of safety because of low budgets... it's all here!DISCLAIMER: Language and Spoilers!!DESPERADOdir. Robert Rodriguezstarring: Antonio Banderas; Salma Hayek; Joaquim de Almeida

Get access to this entire episode as well as all of our premium episodes and bonus content by becoming a Hit Factory Patron for just $5/month.We're back talking about the recently-released Babygirl, directed by Dutch actor-turned-director Halina Reijn. Despite some initial apprehensions based on the discourse and reviews from trusted sources, we both found the film to be a stylish, funny, and intelligent examination of desire, kink, and the ways that the patriarchy suppresses and rejects expressions of female pleasure that are incongruent with the capitalist guardrails of our culture.We begin by discussing the film's nimble balancing of aesthetic impulses which heighten the proceeding's with a sense of hyperreality without sacrificing the story's emotional core. Then, we praise the magnetic work of Nicole Kidman, and the nuances of her performance and character: a high-powered woman caught in the ideological trap of patriarchy that grants her material success while demanding that she stifle her corporeal desires, judging them as aberrant, even wicked. Finally, we explore the film's thoughtful approach to the nature of sexuality and erotic experience, finding compelling layers of meaning and understanding often missing from today's films.Read Justine Peres Smith on Babygirl for Cult MTL.Read Jourdain Searles on Babygirl for the Los Angeles Review of Books.Pre-Order Xuanlin Tham's Revolutionary Desires from 404Ink.....Our theme song is "Mirror" by Chris Fish.

Iniciamos nuestro recorrido particular por la cartelera con la cinta Brasileña Aún estoy aquí, Una película que ha tenido un gran recorrido por festivales, premio Goya a Mejor Película Iberoamericana y con tres nominaciones en los Oscar: Mejor Película, Mejor Película Extranjera y Mejor Actriz. Aún estoy aquí es una de las cintas más emocionantes del año, de la que hablamos con su director Walter, Elio castro nos acerca a su actriz principal Fernánda Torres. De una película brasileña a una costarricense Memorias de un cuerpo que arde de Antonella Sudasassi con ella charlamos de esta cinta que aborda la experiencia de tres mujeres que rondan los 69/70 que revisan su pasado represivo para encontrar su presente libre. De un docudrama a una película para disfrutar en familia, Paddington aventura en la selva, una película con mucho encanto e ingenio, la tercera entrega de la saga de este oso animado que llega a salas y en la que participa nuestro actor más internacional Antonio Banderas.Padres es el último trabajo de José Ángel Bohollo que no solo dirige sino también escribe . Protagonizada por Fernando Cayo, Natalia Verbeke. Un thriller de misterio dónde el trabajo de interpretación de estos dos grandes actores es tête à tête”, con ellos hemos charlado de este drama familiar que pasa en un suspiro y nos va hacer reflexionar.Otro título en el que nos detenemos es 'Daniela forever', el último trabajo de Nacho Vigalondo, Una cinta que nace de la depresión y el duelo, todo un alegato del mundo onírico.Del resto de la cartelera destacamos tres títulos, The monkey, La última reina y Con el agua al cuello. Tenemos, las mejores series con Pedro Calvo, las secciones habituales y muy atentos como siempre a De película responde con Carlos Brioso.Escuchar audio

Antonio Banderas, que lleva casi 40 años siendo famoso en España y unos 30 siendo famoso en todo el mundo, antes de ser una celebridad había tenido el buen gusto de ser profesor de español como lengua extranjera. A mediados de los noventa, que es cuando da el salto, todavía era un señor guapo y ligeramente insustancial.

ROAR, Kill Donkeys! It's time for FOOD COURT, your favorite podcast, where we brave the malls and the movie halls so you don't have to! Sean and Mampy watched Paddington in Peru, the new comedy adventure movie starring Ben Whishaw. Will the boys chuckle Antonio Banderas? Or will they weep because they just can't follow Paddinton 2? Tune in to find out! So grab your popcorn, sneak in your snacks, and pop your pepto because it's time to have multiple personality disorder! Bon Appétit!

In the new movie Paddington In Peru, Paddington Bear and the Brown family fly across the globe, into the wilds of Peru, in search of Paddington's Aunt Lucy. Along the way, they meet a not-remotely-suspicious singing nun (Olivia Colman) and a boat captain (Antonio Banderas). The adventure that follows involves lost treasure and narrow escapes — and leads to new revelations about Paddington's past, and a new appreciation for what it means to be home.In the run-up to the Oscars, Pop Culture Happy Hour is watching all 10 best picture nominees – and you're invited to join us! Sign up for the NPR Movie Club newsletter series and tell us what you thought of the movies you watched this week. Follow Pop Culture Happy Hour on Letterboxd at letterboxd.com/nprpopcultureSubscribe to Pop Culture Happy Hour Plus at plus.npr.org/happyhourLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Happy Valentines Day!!!Writer and podcaster Heather Baxendale Walshhttps://heatherbaxendale.com/ returns to discuss the erotic drama,Babygirl staring Nicole Kidman, Antonio Banderas and Harris Dickinson. This sexy and heartwarming feature was written and directed by Halina Rejin(Bodies Bodies Bodies) and we discuss how this movie is much more uplifting than what critics are saying.Ad SpotThe Podcast That Wouldn't Diehttps://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/tpodcasttwdieListen to Heather and Marc on Word of Hellmouth(A Buffy The Vampire Slayer Podcast) on Rabbit Hole Podcastshttps://rabbitholepodcasts.com/word-of-hellmouth/Music CreditCrush by Yellowclaw & Natte Visstick & RHYME

Antonio Banderas goes to war with violent furries.

On today’s episode of The Spill, it’s time to dive deep into the movie that has been consuming our thoughts, conversations, and TikTok feeds, Nicole Kidman’s new erotic drama Babygirl.From some strange on-set stories that will make you see the movie in a different way to the fascinating reason why Antonio Banderas was cast and the hidden details behind particular scenes, there are so many layers to peel back and discuss when it comes to Babygirl.And of course, we need to urgently dissect the movie’s viral sex scenes…but our opinions on them might be a little polarising.And we haven't forgotten about Weekend Watch! Today we have an incredible new TV series starring one of our favourite actresses to recommend to you, and a new Netflix comedy that everyone is talking about. THE END BITSListen:A Brutally Honest Review Of Gladiator llA Brutally Honest Review Of Nobody Wants This Subscribe to The Spill Newsletter by clicking here. Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH:The Spill podcast is on Instagram here.Do you have feedback or a topic you want us to discuss on The Spill? Send us a voice message, or send us an email thespill@mamamia.com.au and we'll come back to you ASAP! WANT MORE?If you’re looking for something else to listen to why not check out our hilarious and seriously unhelpful podcast The Baby Bubble hosted by Clare and Jessie Stephens.Or click here to listen to the hosts of Mamamia Out Loud open up about creativity and how they stay inspired. Read all the latest entertainment news on Mamamia... here. CREDITS Hosts: Laura Brodnik & Em VernemExecutive Producer: Kimberley Braddish Audio Producer: Scott Stronach Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dean Richards, entertainment reporter for WGN, joins Bob Sirott to provide the latest news in entertainment. Bob and Dean discuss the Super Bowl ratings, Jay-Z’s iconic watch, and Green Day’s movie. They also share details about David Johansen’s health announcement, the plane incident involving Vince Neil, and Dean’s interview with Antonio Banderas.

La Órbita de Endor esta semana se embarca por primera vez (y no será la última) en Las Crónicas Vampíricas de la escritora Anne Rice, en un programa centralizado en la película de 1994 que adaptó maravillosamente ENTREVISTA CON EL VAMPIRO, con unos inolvidables Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Kirsten Dunst y Antonio Banderas. Antes de analizar pormenorizadamente la película, repasaremos toda la obra de Anne Rice y contaremos qué libros de este universo merecen o no la pena, aplicando mucho contexto y ampliando lore más allá de lo visto en pantalla. En la recta final, durante breves minutos, destruiremos la repelente adaptación La Reina de los Condenados y reseñaremos la serie de televisión Entrevista con el Vampiro que se está exhibiendo en AMC. Hoy, Antonio Monfort y Antonio Runa vienen con los dientes afilados, las venas azules sobresaliendo en sus rostros y con unos ojos claros sobrenaturales. Si el podcast te sabe a hierro y sal, no lo dudes, estás saboreando sangre. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan breaks down the ads we saw during last night's Super Bowl. Matthew McConaughey, Chef Gordon Ramsay, rapper Bad Bunny and actor Antonio Banderas all got some camera time in ads during the NFL championship. 

On today’s show, it’s time to dive deep into the movie that has been consuming our thoughts, conversations, and TikTok feeds, Nicole Kidman’s new erotic drama Babygirl.From some strange on-set stories that will make you see the movie in a different way to the fascinating reason why Antonio Banderas was cast and the hidden details behind particular scenes, there are so many layers to peel back and discuss when it comes to Babygirl.And of course, we need to urgently dissect the movie’s viral sex scenes…but our opinions on them might be a little polarising.And we haven't forgotten about Weekend Watch! Today we have an incredible new TV series starring one of our favourite actresses to recommend to you, and a new Netflix comedy that everyone is talking about. THE END BITSListen:A Brutally Honest Review Of Gladiator llA Brutally Honest Review Of Nobody Wants This Subscribe to The Spill Newsletter by clicking here. Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH:The Spill podcast is on Instagram here.Do you have feedback or a topic you want us to discuss on The Spill? Send us a voice message, or send us an email thespill@mamamia.com.au and we'll come back to you ASAP! WANT MORE?If you’re looking for something else to listen to why not check out our hilarious and seriously unhelpful podcast The Baby Bubble hosted by Clare and Jessie Stephens.Or click here to listen to the hosts of Mamamia Out Loud open up about creativity and how they stay inspired. Read all the latest entertainment news on Mamamia... here. CREDITS Hosts: Laura Brodnik & Em VernemExecutive Producer: Kimberley Braddish Audio Producer: Scott Stronach Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The goddess of AMC Theaters, Nicole Kidman, hits the silver screen with the new erotic thriller Babygirl. Whether or not it was erotic or a thriller will be debated in this steamy episode. The film is written and directed by Halina Reijn (Bodies Bodies Bodies) and stars a high-powered CEO, played by Kidman, who begins an affair with young intern Harris Dickinson. Kidman's husband is played by the always sexy Antonio Banderas, and the film also stars Sophie Wilde as Kidman's assistant. We caught this one in theaters with a full audience that was ready for a sexy good time. This A24 movie was a box office success, which will hopefully pave the way for future erotic thrillers!

Miami Rhapsody (1995) is a romantic comedy directed and written by David Frankel. The film stars Sarah Jessica Parker as Gwyn Marcus, a woman who is newly engaged but begins to question the idea of marriage when she learns about the various infidelities in her family. Plot Summary: Gwyn Marcus, a successful advertising executive in Miami, has just gotten engaged to her boyfriend, Matt (Gil Bellows). However, as she starts to observe the crumbling marriages and affairs of her parents (Mia Farrow and Paul Mazursky), her brother (Kevin Pollak), and her sister-in-law (Carla Gugino), she starts doubting whether lifelong commitment is really the right choice for her. She finds herself drawn to Antonio Banderas' character, a charming and passionate man who complicates her emotions even further. As she navigates the romantic turmoil around her, she must ultimately decide what love and marriage mean to her. Cast: • Sarah Jessica Parker as Gwyn Marcus • Antonio Banderas as Antonio • Mia Farrow as Nina Marcus • Paul Mazursky as Vic Marcus • Kevin Pollak as Jordan Marcus • Carla Gugino as Leslie Marcus • Gil Bellows as Matt

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Sean and Amanda discuss the successes, shortcomings, themes, and performances of Halina Reijn's ‘Babygirl,' an erotic thriller/black comedy starring Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, and Antonio Banderas (1:00). Then, they build the Kidman Hall of Fame, choosing 10 installations in her film career that best represent her full body of work (41:00). Finally, Sean is joined by Reijn to discuss making the movie, building chemistry between the stars, why she was so interested in exploring the sexual themes and power dynamics in the movie, the importance of humor, and more (2:01:00). Hosts: Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins Guest: Halina Reijn Senior Producer: Bobby Wagner Video Producer: Jack Sanders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For this week's second podcast review, I am joined by Ema Sasic, Josh Parham & Dan Bayer to review and discuss the latest film from Halina Reijn, "Babygirl," starring Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, Sophie Wilde & Antonio Banderas. Following the success of "Bodies Bodies Bodies," Reijn's latest film had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, where it won the Volpi Cup for Best Actress for Nicole Kidman's performance. What did we think of her performance, the story, and its themes? Please tune in as we discuss these elements, its awards season chances, and more in our SPOILER-FILLED review. Thank you for listening, and enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWA7KiotcWmHiYYy6wJqwOw And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture and listen to this podcast ad-free Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Filmmaker Halina Reijn returns! The writer-director joins us to discuss the making of her new film "Babygirl" starring Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, and Antonio Banderas. She shares how her original A24 hit "Bodies Bodies Bodies" opened doors for her as a filmmaker in America, how Nicole Kidman played an integral role in securing music rights for a pivotal scene in the film, the magnificence of Antonio Banderas, and more. This is officially our last interview in 2024. We'll be taking next week off and will be back with a full show to kick off 2025 on January 10.ReelBlend PremiumSign up for a bi-weekly newsletter from Sean, and ad-free episodes at bit.ly/reelblendpremium.ReelBlend on YouTubeBe sure to subscribe to ReelBlend on YouTube (YouTube.com/ReelBlendPodcast) for full episodes of the show in video form.Follow The ShowReelBlend - @ReelBlendSean - @Sean_OConnellJake - @JakesTakesKevin - @KevinMcCarthyTVGabe - @gabeKovacsOur Sponsors:* Check out Rosetta Stone and use my code TODAY for a great deal: https://www.rosettastone.com* Check out Rosetta Stone and use my code TODAY for a great deal: https://www.rosettastone.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reelblend/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy