Podcasts about Fernando Rey

Incredible but we did it again, we went to Epic Fest 2025 in Roskilde, Denmark, and it was incredibly powerful. Join us as we process some of the most packed couple days we've had, the epic highs, the bizarre lows, and the promise of what's yet to come. For the impatient:00:00:00 Pre-roll00:00:43 Sup Nerds00:07:15 Copenhagen again, but sunny!00:11:33 Epic Fest 202500:13:19 Battle Born00:15:32 The duality of Powerful00:16:20 Induction00:20:13 Apostolica00:22:17 The Big Stage System00:23:01 Fabio Lione's Dawn of Victory00:28:16 A Power Metal Party00:29:16 Such a polite pit00:31:42 US fans becoming desperate00:35:09 The triple choice00:36:06 Theocracy Acoustic Set at the Roskilde Cathedral00:42:12 The Cathedral is too gorgeous00:43:29 Stratovarius00:48:33 Argentina mentioned00:49:37 Epic Fest isn't just the bands00:51:24 No breaks on Day 100:52:31 Metalhead show math00:53:36 Terra Atlantica00:57:14 They played the song our friend requested!!01:00:37 Majestica01:02:10 Ross the Boss01:07:10 For fans of Manowar01:09:44 Insania01:12:02 Epic Fest maxed out Roskilde01:16:01 Touristing for a bit01:17:35 Waking up for Day 2 was an ordeal01:18:45 Fer likes F101:20:38 Pagan's Mind01:23:40 A choice we were surprised to make01:25:26 Pirate Queen01:31:56 Royal Hunt01:33:34 Crimson Glory01:37:28 Kyle's jacket misadventure01:41:00 Shadowstrike01:43:59 Nanowar of Steel01:45:10 Wind Rose01:48:04 Best Drip01:49:02 Fun is good, actually01:51:55 Kyle's Jacket Return01:56:40 Theocracy01:58:30 Fer did not train properly01:59:31 Fellowship02:06:35 The Second Coming of Power Metal02:10:28 Does our group have a real impact?02:13:23 Trying to balance out our shilling (we fail)02:17:59 Sorry Judicator02:20:06 Surprised by the Afterparty02:24:45 2026 Lineup Announcement blew our minds02:30:40 Too much hopium02:32:40 Hoping for more Japanese bands to play abroad02:34:00 Kyle already booked the hotel02:35:12 Wrapping up Support us on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/powerfulpodcast Follow us! Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - powerful. a power metal podcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerfulpodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerfulpodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/powerfulpm Music by Fernando ReyEdited by Fernando Rey

Explore with us the overall themes and a deep dive track by track commentary into the brand new Panthalassan album "From the Shallows of the Mantle", with creator and friend of the show Jake Wright (Viathyn, ex-Ravenous).Follow along after you've listened to the album for a deeper comprehension of this new Prog Power release and of Jake's own world and what it represents to him as a time capsule of this point in his life.Get the album at Panthalassan's Bandcamp:https://panthalassan.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-shallows-of-the-mantle And don't miss out on Viathyn for a fuller experience:https://viathyn.bandcamp.com/album/cynosure For the impatient:00:00:00 Pre-roll00:00:31 Sup Nerds00:01:53 Top 4 Power Metal Bands00:03:39 What is Panthalassan (and Viathyn)00:09:26 Not using your own name on a solo project00:10:29 Geology 10100:11:57 Singing for the first time00:15:11 A record of not just music, but oneself at the time00:17:10 Hearing that small annoying mistake, only after release00:18:47 The squeaky pedal tangent00:20:21 Dealing with Label and ultimately releasing independently00:21:55 Born to play music, forced to create content00:25:40 Solo, but not alone00:27:49 Collaborating with Daniel Carpenter on the Orchestration00:29:35 Guitar Solos00:30:38 Commissioning Adam Burke for Artwork, and public domain art for each song 00:33:57 Album Deep Diving - From the Shallows of the Mantle 00:34:16 Points for no Intro Track!00:34:59 The Album Structure and Themes00:40:56 A therapy session (Fellowship mentioned)00:42:15 Disclaimer: Jake is actually a really happy man-----00:44:29 01 - Lowstand Leviathans00:47:11 Between Power and Prog00:48:27 Tanagra being an influence-----00:50:55 02 - Coral Throne00:54:39 Being the older bro tangent-----00:57:45 03 - Worth my Salt (Wuthering Heights love)01:01:14 The big fast power metal single01:02:10 The loss of friendship-----01:04:38 04 - Driftwood Reverie01:06:08 Now for real01:06:42 Riffs upon Riffs upon Riffs01:07:19 Procrastination-----01:10:46 05 - Foundation to Firmament01:11:30 Family, being a child and a parent01:15:00 The proggy side01:16:10 A time capsule to look back on01:18:07 When you have a kid, your life stops being about you01:19:26 The Trumpet solo01:21:04 It all makes sense now-----01:22:29 06 - Clandestine Traveller01:22:50 The Jake Wright Cinematic Universe01:23:23 Opeth influences01:24:05 Impostor Syndrome01:26:57 The darker sounding song-----01:28:58 07 - By Shank's Mare01:29:48 The songy song01:30:19 Celebrating achievement01:31:24 Understanding the effort it takes01:33:05 Finding someone that understands is important01:36:37 Working with Damien Rainaud01:38:05 New challenges on this album01:40:01 Picking up vocals and what can come next-----01:42:18 08 - Abalone01:43:49 Moar Prog01:44:56 The least power metal song on the album01:46:00 The continuous small changes that make partners grow together01:49:54 Embrace the change01:51:20 The third single01:53:00 Varied endings, songs flowing into each other01:57:36 How we listen to music02:02:33 Stop complaining about album lengths-----02:06:07 09 - Embers on Our Shore02:06:53 A discarded ending idea02:07:32 Recording acoustic guitars02:09:29 The Burning Piano02:11:48 Yes, it's burning and it's a thing02:12:51 But the Virtual Instrument version is more affordable02:13:59 Official Long Song:tm:02:14:46 Ending the album, not just the song02:17:04 Kyle's favourite thing02:18:01 Acceptance-----02:20:32 More Panthalassan? More Vyathin? Eveything is open02:22:13 Embracing the Prog for musical exploration02:24:03 Ensiferum are cool02:24:55 Long albums not so often02:26:27 Economics of a metal musician02:28:04 We bring you the bonus commentary for the albums02:28:52 DVD Bonus Features tangent02:30:40 Wrapping Up Support us on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/powerfulpodcast Follow us! Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - powerful. a power metal podcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerfulpodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerfulpodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/powerfulpm Music by Fernando ReyEdited by Fernando Rey

Some cool album reviews this month from Majestica, Labyrinth, Master Sword, Queen of Dreams, and one new cool EP by star drummer and cool friend Willian AmorimDon't miss The Elven Curse, out everywhere on February 28th! For the impatient:00:00:00 Pre-roll00:31:12 Sup Nerds01:54:23 Majestica11:00:16 Labyrinth16:07:01 Current events? In my Power Metal??17:20:17 Not quite politics tangent22:24:17 Master Sword32:42:11 Anyone can sing, just gotta commit34:23:24 Epic Fest 2025 is happening!35:38:10 Queen of Dreams41:27:06 Willian Amorim51:08:13 Wrapping Up Support us on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/powerfulpodcast Follow us! Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - powerful. a power metal podcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerfulpodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerfulpodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/powerfulpm Music by Fernando ReyEdited by Fernando Rey

After the year is actually over, we go over Kyle's Albums for Consideration 2024 edition, and some other stuff to round up a very eventful year.https://www.reddit.com/r/PowerMetal/comments/1hs38gs/zfs_albums_for_consideration_2024/ For the impatient:00:00:00 Pre-roll00:00:36 Sup Nerds00:04:44 Kyle's Albums for Consideration 202400:06:27 Albion00:07:41 Curta'n Wall00:11:33 Demon BItch00:13:50 Fellowship00:18:11 Freedom Call00:21:21 Galneryus00:24:43 Lutharo00:27:19 Savage Oath00:29:32 Seven Spires00:35:42 Stilverlight00:38:33 Other releases from 202400:43:22 Shows we attended in 202400:46:19 Stuff we look forward to in 202500:55:14 TV and Movies of 202401:04:44 Videogames of 202401:06:45 Even books!01:09:14 2025 is here01:11:11 Wrapping Up Support us on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/powerfulpodcast Follow us! Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - powerful. a power metal podcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerfulpodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerfulpodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/powerfulpm Music by Fernando ReyEdited by Fernando Rey

Elvira Lindo homenajea en el primer Radio Lindo del año a Antoñita, la mítica peluquera del Teatro Real. Por sus manos han pasado las cabezas de Ana Belén, Penélope Cruz, Aitana Sánchez Gijón, Juan Diego, Fernando Rey o Manuel Galiana. Hablamos sobre ella con Chema Noci, uno de los responsables del departamento de caracterización del Teatro Español.

We are back to a normal reviews episode, going over some albums (and a couple singles) of some varied styles, but mainly the two sides of the power coin: Fellowship and Demon Bitch. For the Impatient:00:00:00 Pre-roll00:01:18 Sup Nerds00:02:55 Fellowship00:13:47 Edit Point00:20:37 Slam Dunk Tangent00:23:06 More Fellowship00:26:56 Demon Bitch00:32:21 Edit Point00:38:39 Stilverlight00:41:38 Edit Point00:44:00 Edit Point00:44:28 Edit Point00:44:48 Brothers of Metal00:47:20 Edit Point00:50:18 Edit Point00:50:20 Valkyrie's Fire00:50:30 Edit Point00:53:36 Eons Enthroned00:57:43 Gloryhammer00:58:00 Edit Point01:00:43 Edit point01:01:25 Edit Point01:02:06 More Eons01:02:55 Edit Point01:03:06 Super Monster Party01:10:10 Edit Point01:12:48 Edit Point01:12:50 Wrapping Up Support us on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/powerfulpodcast Follow us! Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - powerful. a power metal podcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerfulpodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerfulpodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/powerfulpm Music by Fernando ReyEdited by Fernando Rey

Se celebrará entre el 23 y el 27 de octubre, e incluye una programación para todos los públicos y la entrega del II Premio Editargi al traductor Fernando Rey

Ir a Teruel y no rememorar la figura de Luis Buñuel, uno de los directores de cine más influyentes del siglo XX, es como ir a Cadaqués y no acordarse de Salvador Dalí. Desde el programa, lo haremos entrevistando a Pimpi López Juderías, el creador del "Desafío Buñuel: VII Rally Cinematográfico". Un concurso inédito y muy loco que consiste en un rally cinematográfico en el que varios equipos de filmación, realizan cada uno de ellos un cortometraje en tan sólo 48 horas, a partir de unas bases establecidas y en la que el pueblo turolense tiene un gran protagonismo. Además, nuestros maduritos de siempre, también aprovecharán para repasar la vida y trayectorias de Fernando Rey, un actor con el que trabajó mucho el cineasta turolense y del que se cumplen 107 años de su nacimiento, y Sofia Loren. Escuchar audio

This is our last stop for French movies this month and the last of our most romantic week under September's EUROPEAN VACATION theme. This movie bounces around from France to Spain and is one of the most bizarre romantic comedies out there. Pretty impressive for any director to hit it like this at the age of 80 but Luis Buñuel was a different breed. Fernando Rey plays a well-to-do widower who falls for a poor but beautiful 19 year old who lives with her mother. His obsessions overwhelm him as everything seems to be going spectacularly except he just can't get that one thing that many men want. Despite that they can't seem to keep away from each other. This woman seems so subtle and elegant or then again maybe she's actually sultry and emotive? It's like she's two different people and why does she hang out with those street boys? Is she really a virgin? We're discussing Luis Buñuel's final film, the 1977 romantic comedy, “THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE” starring Fernando Rey and most notably featuring Carole Bouquet and Angela Molina both playing the female lead, “Conchita”. Also featuring terrorism! This is probably peak “domestic violence in a comedy” that we will probably ever get. Not saying it's played for laughs but maybe that's what wealthy middle aged European men will do when they don't actually get to sleep with the young woman in the movie. Such chastitiy is a rare occurrence in these Euro flicks. Subscribe to us on YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJf3lkRI-BLUTsLI_ehOsg Contact us here: MOVIEHUMPERS@gmail.com Check our past & current film ratings here: https://moviehumpers.wordpress.com Hear us on podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6o6PSNJFGXJeENgqtPY4h7 Our OG podcast “Documenteers”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/documenteers-the-documentary-podcast/id1321652249 Soundcloud feed: https://soundcloud.com/documenteers Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/culturewrought

30 DE MAYO - SAN FERNANDO, REY

Del libro "Relámpagos en la oscuridad" por Octavio Mora

'El Quijote del siglo XXI: versión radiofónica' es la adaptación sonora de la universal obra de Miguel de Cervantes con la que Radio Nacional de España celebró el cuarto centenario de la segunda parte de la novela. La grabación contó con la colaboración de la Fundación BBVA y se llevó a cabo 50 años después de la que realizaron en los estudios de Radio Nacional en 1965 intérpretes como Adolfo Marsillach, Fernando Rey, Francisco Rabal y Nati Mistral. En esta ocasión participaron los actores José Luis Gómez (narrador), José María Pou (Don Quijote), Javier Cámara (Sancho Panza) y Michelle Jenner (Dorotea), entre otros. El proyecto fue coordinado por la dirección de Programas de RNE, con guión y adaptación a cargo del académico de la lengua Francisco Rico, experto en Cervantes y autor de obras de referencia en el estudio de la literatura. La versión está dirigida y realizada por Benigno Moreno y la música es de Luis Delgado, además de la participación del equipo de 'Ficción sonora' de RNE. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/libreriaradio/support

He's strong til the finish, cause he eats his spinach (and stopped shooting heroin), he's Popeye the Jailer Man! Gene Hackman crosses the pond to catch The Frog that avoided capture during a big time U.S. drug bust in the 1975 sequel French Connection II. But will it be any easier to find Fernando Rey on his home turf when the New York cop doesn't speak the language and Marseilles police don't condone his brutal investigative methods? And can fill-in director John Frankenheimer (Manchurian Candidate) replicate the adrenalized rush of the original car chases when so many characters are strung out on smack? You'll know the score when you Listen Now!  

He's strong til the finish, cause he eats his spinach (and stopped shooting heroin), he's Popeye the Jailer Man! Gene Hackman crosses the pond to catch The Frog that avoided capture during a big time U.S. drug bust in the 1975 sequel French Connection II. But will it be any easier to find Fernando Rey on his home turf when the New York cop doesn't speak the language and Marseilles police don't condone his brutal investigative methods? And can fill-in director John Frankenheimer (Manchurian Candidate) replicate the adrenalized rush of the original car chases when so many characters are strung out on smack? You'll know the score when you Listen Now!  

durée : 01:24:12 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - Fernando Rey a joué dans des films cultes de Luis Buñuel, "Viridiana", "Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie" ou encore "Cet obscur objet du désir". Deux ans après sa disparition, en 1996, Philippe Garbit propose un numéro des "Mardis du cinéma" pour lui rendre hommage, avec Jean-Claude Carrière. - invités : Jean-Claude Carrière Écrivain, dramaturge, scénariste, traducteur, parolier, metteur en scène, acteur

Sadly, not the same Frog who hooked you up with a Rainbow Connection Director William Friedkin (The Exorcist) pioneers ‘70s buddy cop formula with his five-time Oscar-winning breakout film The French Connection. Has all that foot-picking in Poughkeepsie prepared crass New York City cops Gene Hackman (Superman) and Roy Scheider (Jaws) for the amount of legwork required to catch heroin smuggler Fernando Rey? And are the filmmakers the biggest criminals of all with their blatant disregard for bystander safety and traffic laws while shooting a legendary high-speed car chase? Listen and Find Out!

Sadly, not the same Frog who hooked you up with a Rainbow Connection Director William Friedkin (The Exorcist) pioneers ‘70s buddy cop formula with his five-time Oscar-winning breakout film The French Connection. Has all that foot-picking in Poughkeepsie prepared crass New York City cops Gene Hackman (Superman) and Roy Scheider (Jaws) for the amount of legwork required to catch heroin smuggler Fernando Rey? And are the filmmakers the biggest criminals of all with their blatant disregard for bystander safety and traffic laws while shooting a legendary high-speed car chase? Listen and Find Out!

durée : 00:45:00 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit - Par Roger Régent et Jacqueline Adler - Interprétation Francisco Rabal, Fernando Rey et Sylvia Pinol

Thriller pionero en muchos aspectos, French Connection refundó el género. La mirada documental de Friedkin y su operador Owen Roizman, con el grano gordo en la fotografía, y la labor del cameraman Ricky Bravo. Las calles de madrugada en el bajo Manhattan, los tugurios malolientes de humo y tipos con los bolsillos cargados de estupefacientes, la persecución seminal en las calles de Brooklyn entre un Pontiac prestado por un tipo que pasaba por allí al inefable Popeye, y un tren elevado. Friedkin busca la acción con personajes directos y el juego entre el ratón y el gato de dos policías y un ladrón de guante blanco, Charnier, -excelente Fernando Rey- y su contacto y tapadera en New York Sal Boca -Tony Lo Bianco-. Escenas rodadas con tráfico real, Friedkin rodó sin storyboards buscando la espontaneidad, lo imprevisto. Gene Hackman crea uno de sus mejores personajes, Popeye, inspirado en el polizonte real Eddie Egan, de métodos poco ortodoxos, andares desgarbados, un sombrero redondo y una obsesión malsana por su trabajo, y su colega Cloudy Russo, estupendo Roy Scheider, el policía más sosegado. Mediante la cámara al hombro, temblorosa, planos desenfocados, y también clasicismo de cine negro, Friedkin recrea el ritmo asmático. el aire viciado y el sudor de unos barrios, unas avenidas que no pegan ojo y retumban en los estertores del Hudson. Popeye las conoce bien, ha hecho la la ronda muchas veces por callejuelas y rincones en los que los soplones, los narcos de poca monta y las mujeres de alterne pululan, pasan frío y fuman con desesperación. Acaba de enterarse de la entrada de un cargamento de heroína importante,y tiene una corazonada. La secuencia de la persecución la filmaron con tráfico real, llegando a crear un atasco en medio de Brooklyn. Otro momento memorable, el desguace del deportivo de Deveraux, las tripas de un automóvil pueden esconder kilos de droga, y ese coche no estaba limpio, Popeye lo sabía. Esta noche saludamos a Papa Noel, arreando ostias a un camello… Zacarías Cotán, David Velázquez, Raúl Gallego y Salvador Limón

The New Flesh presents our special edition podcast: MANO A MANO. In this addition of MANO A MANO, Ricky and Jon are joined once again by Yuri G to talk about the William Friedkin film "The French Connection" [1971]---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSED---The French Connection [1971] Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncWxtpXn3gA&t=11s---FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION ON reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/sideboobcinema/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Logo Design by Made To Move: @made.tomoveTheme Song: Dreamdrive "K.O."

The New Flesh presents our special edition podcast: MANO A MANO. In this addition of MANO A MANO, Ricky and Jon are joined once again by Yuri G to talk about the William Friedkin film "The French Connection" [1971]---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSED---The French Connection [1971] Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncWxtpXn3gA&t=11s---FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION ON reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/sideboobcinema/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Logo Design by Made To Move: @made.tomoveTheme Song: Dreamdrive "K.O."

durée : 01:24:12 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - Fernando Rey a joué dans des films cultes de Luis Buñuel, "Viridiana", "Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie" ou encore "Cet obscur objet du désir". Deux ans après sa disparition, en 1996, Philippe Garbit propose un numéro des "Mardis du cinéma" pour lui rendre hommage, avec Jean-Claude Carrière. - invités : Jean-Claude Carrière Écrivain, dramaturge, scénariste, traducteur, parolier, metteur en scène, acteur

One of the best films of the 1970s, starring Gene Hackman in his breakout role as a gritty New York detective looking to take down a big-time French drug dealer. Co-starring Roy Scheider and Fernando Rey.  Directed by William Friedkin.  

“There are no rules and no holds barred when Popeye cuts loose” The French Connection (1971) directed by William Friedkin and starring Gene Hackman, Fernando Rey, Roy Scheider and Tony Lo Bianco Next Time: Persona (1966)

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Paco Rabal nació un día de la mujer, el 8 de marzo de 1926, entre minas y sobre el mar de Águilas. Pies en la tierra y mirada a un horizonte lejano de vocación de actor. Rabal fue la pasión por actuar. Porque puso, primero, todo el corazón en conseguirlo; y por llegar a lo más alto, después. Y su pasión de actor también le dio una intensa vida de amistad y amor con muchas personas que le dejaron huella. Así le ocurrió con su compañera de vida, la actriz Asunción Balaguer, a la que conoció al incorporarse a la compañía Lope de Vega de José Tamayo en 1947 y con la que muy pronto se uniría sentimentalmente para toda su vida. De esa unión nacieron sus dos hijos: Teresa y Benito en 1952 y 1954, respectivamente. Rabal se crió en el coto minero murciano de la Cuesta de Gos, dentro de una familia de extracción social muy modesta. Gente de pocas letras, pero de muchas luces; especialmente su padre, Benito Rabal, un minero de bondad e inteligencia innatas. La persona más importante de mi vida, escribió el propio Paco en sus memorias. La segunda más importante fue su hermano mayor Damián que, además de haberle proporcionado sus primeros libros, fue su referencia ideológica, su compañero en las futuras juergas y hasta su representante artístico. Paco Rabal se buscó la vida desde el principio y luego la vivió sin freno hasta el final. De niño y adolescente probó como ayudante de alguacil, vendedor ambulante de chucherías y aprendiz de bombonero. Y, ya de joven, logró entrar de auxiliar electricista en los estudios Chamartín; para estar más cerca de los actores pensó. Hombre de suerte, estuvo en el lugar oportuno y en el momento preciso cuando el director Rafael Gil hizo una prueba de luz con él sustituyendo a Fernando Rey. Su cara, joven y atractiva, daba juego. Su voz rotunda, su simpatía arrolladora y su insistencia hicieron el resto. Y el resto son varios cientos de películas. De Reina santa, la primera con frase, en 1947, a Divertimento junto a Federico Luppi, ya en el año de su muerte, en 2001. También son numerosísimas las obras de teatro. De La muerte de un viajante o Julio César en los años 50; a Viejos tiempos de Harold Pinter, en 1974. Destaca Rabal entre los cientos de papeles que encarnó, los de Juncal de la serie televisiva homónima; Azarías de Los santos inocentes; y Goya maduro en Goya en Burdeos. Paco Rabal vivió 75 años. Vida moderadamente larga, pero muy, muy ancha. Porque tras los rodajes, les seguían las noches y las madrugadas de su propia película personal. En Madrid, en París o en Roma. Daba igual mientras hubiera una buena compañía, una copa, una charla o una risa… O, mejor, todo junto. Episodios de una vida que fueron dejando huella en su rostro y en su voz y que nos cuentan en este documental sonoro, familiares, amigos y compañeros del actor. Como su hija, la también actriz, Teresa Rabal o Juan Ignacio García Garzón, autor de la biografía Paco Rabal. Aquí un amigo. Gracias al Archivo de RTVE hemos podido recuperar voces como las del propio Francisco Rabal, junto a personas que marcaron su vida, entre otras, Dámaso Alonso, Rafael Gil, Luis Escobar y, por supuesto, Asunción Balaguer. Escuchar audio

Fernando Rey, experto en movilidad, vías y ferrocarriles habló en Sala de Prensa de Blu Radio sobre el estado de las carreteras y la posible solución a la movilidad del país.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Programa 192 - Trazabilidad: una herramienta clave para combatir la pesca ilegal con Fernando Rey Diz

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Conversamos con Fernando Rey (FPG - Rosario) sobre la persistente situación que azota la provincia de Santa Fe.

Tema: Inauguración del Tren Sanitario “Ramón Carrillo” en General Pico

30 DE MAYO - SAN FERNANDO, REY

País España Dirección Pilar Miró Guion Salvador Maldonado, Pilar Miró. Idea: Juan Antonio Porto Música Antón García Abril Fotografía Hans Burmann Reparto Amparo Soler Leal, Héctor Alterio, Fernando Rey, Daniel Dicenta, José Manuel Cervino, Mary Carrillo, Assumpta Serna, Nicolás Dueñas, Guillermo Montesinos Sinopsis En 1913, Gregorio Valero Contreras y León Sánchez Gascón, amigos y vecinos de Osa de La Vega (Cuenca) son detenidos como autores de la muerte de José María Grimaldos López, pastor de oficio y compañero de los anteriores. El pueblo les acusa, incluso la mujer de Gregorio reúne pruebas contra ellos. Los dos hombres confiesan el crimen después de ser sometidos a torturas. Son juzgados en 1918 en la Audiencia Provincial de Cuenca que, tras modificar la petición de pena capital, los condena a dieciocho años de cárcel

Put up the Bat Signal! It's time for Matt, Alex, and Rocco to investigate the films that inspired Matt Reeves while making 'The Batman,' beginning with this hard-nosed crime thriller that won Best Picture. William Friedkin surrounds himself with New York's "Finest" for an "all gas, no brakes" approach to shooting a cop drama. And the Academy was like, "Sure, yes, this is exactly what we want right now." Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, and Fernando Rey hold on for dear life through 'The French Connection' (1971).We dig into what qualities that Popeye Doyle and Bruce Wayne might share, what this kind of detective work foreshadows about the early crimefighting of Batman, and we find parallels in Frank Miller's iconic "Batman: Year One" series. Plus, by the end, you'll meet Cat Bat.The NeverEnding Movie Marathon is a weekly podcastic celebration of cinema. Dive deep into fan-favorite films (#NoStinkers!), thematically curated to enhance your movie viewing by hosts Matt Detisch, Alex Logan, and Michael Rocco.Find us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or at neverendingmoviemarathon.com

País España Dirección Luis Buñuel Guion Luis Buñuel, Julio Alejandro. Novela: Benito Pérez Galdós Música Gustavo Pitaluga Fotografía José Fernández Aguayo (B&W) Reparto Silvia Pinal, Fernando Rey, Francisco Rabal, Margarita Lozano, José Calvo, Teresa Rabal, Luis Heredia, Victoria Zinny, Joaquín Roa, José Manuel Martín, Lola Gaos, Juan García Tienda, Sergio Mendizábal, María Isbert Sinopsis Don Jaime (Fernando Rey), un viejo hidalgo español, vive retirado y solitario en su hacienda desde la muerte de su esposa, ocurrida el mismo día de la boda. Un día recibe la visita de su sobrina Viridiana (Silvia Pinal), novicia en un convento, que tiene un gran parecido con su mujer. Basada libremente en la novela "Halma", de Benito Pérez Galdós.

Meditaciones para hacer la oración de 6-7 minutos especialmente dirigidas a jóvenes y familias.

“As alegrias fazem amigos, as dores fazem irmãos.” (Fernando Rey).

Bonjour! Grab a baguette or a fresh slice, we're taking a look at The French Connection in a back-to-back Hack(man) attack. We also connect the dots between this, The Exorcist, Blade Runner, and (of course) the Ferris Bueller TV Show. 

País España Dirección Gonzalo García Pelayo Guion Pancho Bautista. Novela: Manuel Halcón Música Lole y Manuel, Hilario Camacho, Manuel de Paula Fotografía Raúl Artigot Reparto Charo López, Fernando Rey, Máximo Valverde, Mario Pardo, Carmen Platero, Pilar Muñoz, Fernando Sánchez Polack, Carmen Albéniz, David Areu, Luis Baquero, Luis Barboo, Aurora Bautista, Baldomero Bautista, ver 15 más Sinopsis Manuela, hija de un cazador furtivo, se casa con el criado del rico Don Ramón, quien está enamorado de ella. Su belleza natural y su sensualidad a flor de piel encienden pasiones que desencadenan toda clase de conflictos.

In this first edition of the Director's Highlight series, Aric and Marisa take on selected films of the controversial juggernaut Luis Buñuel. They spotlight three memorable periods of his long career: his surrealist origins in Paris, his filmmaking in Mexico, and his great late career run of films produced in France.These eras of Buñuel's career are examined through six films: UN CHIEN ANDALOU (1929), Buñuel and Salvador Dali's surrealist experimental short, VIRIDIANA (1961), the acclaimed Palme d'Or winning critique of religous charity, THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL (1962), an absurd satire of aristocratic norms, THE MILKY WAY (1969), a spiritual road film questioning the significance of religious virtues, THE DISCREET CHARM OF THE BOURGEOISIE (1972), a film about an illogical dinner party that turns catastrophic, and THE PHANTOM OF LIBERTY (1974), a film arranged by dream-logic that passes through episodes of history. Please consider supporting this show through our Patreon!Keep up with us on Instagram and Twitter: @filmchatterpod.Check out the films mentioned in this episode on our Letterboxd.Thanks for tuning in!Powered and distributed by Simplecast

Fernando Rey, experto en estructuras, explicó en La W la reglamentación que se tiene para las construcciones de más de 40 años.

Director:  William Friedkin Producer: Philip D'Antoni Screenplay:  Ernest Tidyman Photography:  Owen Roizman Music:  Don Ellis Cast:  Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, Fernando Rey, Tony Lo Bianco, Marcel Bozzuffi Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics: 98%/Audience: 87%

With 1971's The French Connection, Ian and Maggie were impressed by pretty much every aspect of this film except our unlikable main characters, and some extremely problematic representation issues. Listen hear how it fared in each of their lists!

On this episode, we discuss the forty-fourth Best Picture Winner: “THE FRENCH CONNECTION.”Based on Robin Moore's 1969 non-fiction book "The French Connection: A True Account of Cops, Narcotics, and International Conspiracy," "The French Connection" tells the story of New York Police Department detectives Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle and Buddy "Cloudy" Russo as they chase down a wealthy French heroin smuggler named Alain Charnier.  Directed William Friedkin, the film stars Gene Hackman as Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle, Roy Scheider as Buddy "Cloudy" Russo, Fernando Rey as Alain Charnier, Tony Lo Bianco as Sal Boca and Marcel Bozzuffi as Pierre Nicoli.Here on The Envelope, we discuss & review every Best Picture Winner in the Academy Awards History. We are a Cinema Squad Production, presented on the Cinema Squad Podcast Channel. You can reach anyone here at TheCinemaSquad.com – Just go there to email us, check our bios, and keep up with the latest episode.

Se cumplen 100 años del nacimiento de uno de los mejores actores españoles

It's time for another Listener's Choice episode, and boy, do we have a doozy this week. Listener Diego Luis Contreras López wanted us to talk about a film from Spain and settled on Luis Buñuel's return to his home country (and immediate departure thereafter) with his 1961 film “Viridiana.” Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we delve into our sixth listener's choice with “Viridiana.” We talk about our previous (and limited) experiences with Buñuel and what our expectations were with this film, contrasting that with how we ended up feeling about the film. We discuss the many things Buñuel was doing and saying with this film and how that ties into the actual story of Viridiana. We chat about the performances, notably Silvia Pinal, Fernando Rey, Francisco Rabal and Margarita Lozano, and how much we liked all of them. We debate the look of the film and José F. Aguayo's cinematography and how it was affected by Buñuel's desire to put the importance of coming in on time and under budget ahead of sloppy filmmaking sometimes. And we look at the film's release, the reaction to it from the Catholic Church and its banishment from several countries leading to more of an underground screening history after its win at Cannes. It's a film in which we found a lot of meat to discuss and are thrilled to add it to the films we've discussed. Tune in!

It's time for another Listener's Choice episode, and boy, do we have a doozy this week. Listener Diego Luis Contreras López wanted us to talk about a film from Spain and settled on Luis Buñuel's return to his home country (and immediate departure thereafter) with his 1961 film “Viridiana.” Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we delve into our sixth listener's choice with “Viridiana.” We talk about our previous (and limited) experiences with Buñuel and what our expectations were with this film, contrasting that with how we ended up feeling about the film. We discuss the many things Buñuel was doing and saying with this film and how that ties into the actual story of Viridiana. We chat about the performances, notably Silvia Pinal, Fernando Rey, Francisco Rabal and Margarita Lozano, and how much we liked all of them. We debate the look of the film and José F. Aguayo's cinematography and how it was affected by Buñuel's desire to put the importance of coming in on time and under budget ahead of sloppy filmmaking sometimes. And we look at the film's release, the reaction to it from the Catholic Church and its banishment from several countries leading to more of an underground screening history after its win at Cannes. It's a film in which we found a lot of meat to discuss and are thrilled to add it to the films we've discussed. Tune in!

It's our ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY, everyone! That's right, we've been doing the "Movies We Like" podcast for one year now, and what better way to celebrate than with the next in our Great Car Chase series—William Friedkin's 1971 Best Picture Oscar-winner, "The French Connection." Join us—Pete Wright and Andy Nelson—as we celebrate one of our absolute favorite films. We talk about the fantastic car chase in this film and how Friedkin and his producer Philip D'Antoni—who also produced "Bullitt"—worked hard to come up with a way to kick it up a notch and create what is now regarded one of the best car chases in cinema history. We chat about Friedkin's documentary background and what he brought to the table, creating a gritty vibe and a new style of filmmaking that would change the nature of cop films for years to come. We discuss the fantastic performances all through the film—Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, Fernando Rey, etc.—and how they tapped into this gritty realism by working with their real-life counterparts. We also, of course, talk about the real French connection case that this was based on, who was involved, how they helped with this film, and how the film and the real story differ. And we look at 1971's other cop films and Oscar nominees to see how this film compares. It's top-notch filmmaking and certainly a movie we like. We have a blast talking about it and hope you enjoy listening.

It's our ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY, everyone! That's right, we've been doing the "Movies We Like" podcast for one year now, and what better way to celebrate than with the next in our Great Car Chase series—William Friedkin's 1971 Best Picture Oscar-winner, "The French Connection." Join us—Pete Wright and Andy Nelson—as we celebrate one of our absolute favorite films. We talk about the fantastic car chase in this film and how Friedkin and his producer Philip D'Antoni—who also produced "Bullitt"—worked hard to come up with a way to kick it up a notch and create what is now regarded one of the best car chases in cinema history. We chat about Friedkin's documentary background and what he brought to the table, creating a gritty vibe and a new style of filmmaking that would change the nature of cop films for years to come. We discuss the fantastic performances all through the film—Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, Fernando Rey, etc.—and how they tapped into this gritty realism by working with their real-life counterparts. We also, of course, talk about the real French connection case that this was based on, who was involved, how they helped with this film, and how the film and the real story differ. And we look at 1971's other cop films and Oscar nominees to see how this film compares. It's top-notch filmmaking and certainly a movie we like. We have a blast talking about it and hope you enjoy listening.