Podcast appearances and mentions of gerald potterton

Where to find Buster: A Life in PicturesReturning to NoN is Ryan Barnett, the host of the podcast "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood North". Ryan has also written a graphic novel about silent film star Buster Keaton. One of Keaton's final films was a project with the Canadian National Film Board called, "The Railrodder" (1965), so Ryan was the perfect guest to have on to discuss. In this episode, host of NoN Andrew Hunter Scholey and Ryan Barnett discuss his graphic novel with artist Matthew Tavares, "Buster: A Life in Pictures". What got him into silent film and Buster in the first place? His research and ultimately interviewing the director of the film Gerald Potterton. All in all a great chat about not just Canadian cinema, but also the golden age of Hollywood and one of its biggest stars. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Returning to NoN is Ryan Barnett, the host of the podcast "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood North". Ryan has also written a graphic novel about silent film star Buster Keaton. One of Keaton's final films was a project with the Canadian National Film Board called, "The Railrodder" (1965), so Ryan was the perfect guest to have on to discuss. In this episode, host of NoN Andrew Hunter Scholey and Ryan Barnett discuss his graphic novel with artist Matthew Tavares, "Buster: A Life in Pictures". What got him into silent film and Buster in the first place? His research and ultimately interviewing the director of the film Gerald Potterton. All in all a great chat about not just Canadian cinema, but also the golden age of Hollywood and one of its biggest stars.

On this episode of The Movies Made Us Do It, Durs and Matt discuss Gerald Potterton's Heavy Metal from 1981. Find links to all of our podcasts here: Linktr.ee/dursproductions #HeavyMetal #HeavyMetal1981 #GeraldPotterton #IvanReitman #JohnCandy # #filmreview #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #MoviePodcast #DursProductions #DursProductionsPodcasts

Co. Meath-based farmer Gerald Potterton has a query concerning where Seagulls go to sleep, Derek and Niall disucss where these gulls might go to spend their nights.

Film visto per caso tantissimi anni or sono su Rai 3 a tardissima notte, le vicende della Quint'essenza di tutti i mali mi incantarono da subito. Questo film, praticamente ignorato alla sua uscita e negli anni a seguire, è visivamente un'esperienza straordinaria. Basterebbe già l'animazione a collocarlo di diritto tra i migliori prodotti del genere degli ultimi 50 anni, ma se poi ci aggiungiamo pure la colonna sonora, beh... Inutile dire che Heavy Metal deve essere collocato nella collezione di ogni amante dell'animazione per adulti. Oltre ad avvicendare diversi artisti nella sua realizzazione, la storia è intrisa di azione, sesso e fantascienza, senza trascurare le svariate venature horror che gli conferiscono ancora più intensità e inquietudine. Un film a episodi che scivola via benissimo, nei quali assistiamo alle nefandezze della malvagia sfera verde e al suo inevitabile scontro con le forze del bene. Epicità allo stato puro, che omaggia la fantascienza letteraria e cinematografica più importante e, non ultimo, una pellicola che comunque costruisce la propria solida identità e non che non ha perso neanche un grammo di potenza nei decenni. Magnifico, potente. Decisamente Heavy Metal!

Happy Holidays CNIC listeners! Sylvie and Chris TOTALLY ON PURPOSE planned a Christmas special that just happened to coincide with our recurring dive into the National Film Board of Canada's archives. This in no way was slapped together at the last minute after looking at a calendar... We picked two charming Holiday themed shorts produced by the NFB featuring some familiar directors and even more familiar literary inspirations. Somehow we get on the topic of Pajama Sam and Free Palestine during our conversation (as we are want to do). Wishing you all the best this holiday season and a happy new year. Films covered are Christmas Cracker (1963) directed by Norman McLaren, Grant Munro, Jeff Hale and Gerald Potterton (https://www.nfb.ca/film/christmas_cracker/) and The Energy Carol (1975) directed by Les Drew (https://www.nfb.ca/film/energy_carol/). If you liked what you heard please consider giving us a like, share, follow, and rating to help us reach a wider audience. Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/CartoonNightPod?s=20 Theme song by https://soundcloud.com/hvsyn

Recientemente nos dejaba Gerald Potterton, cineasta conocido, sobre todo, por dirigir en 1981 la película de culto Heavy Metal. Esta antologia de historias de ciencia ficción, terror y fantasía, era a su vez, adaptación de la revista de mismo nombre. Mucha violencia y mucho sexo para un cine de animación nunca visto hasta entonces. Y ojo a la banda sonora con temazos de Black Sabbath, Cheap Trick, Devo, Nazareth, Steve Nicks, Journey y más... Presentan Carlos Cubo e Ismael Rubio. Edición Carlos Cubo. Síguenos por nuestras RRSS ➡️ IVOOX https://cutt.ly/hAgt2qi ➡️ SPOTIFY https://cutt.ly/lAgylLF ➡️ APPLE https://cutt.ly/OLDSRzK ➡️ FACEBOOK https://cutt.ly/WLUG1LQ ➡️ INSTAGRAM https://cutt.ly/4LUGKxE ➡️ TWITTER https://cutt.ly/oLUHmtK ➡️ YOUTUBE https://cutt.ly/LLeqK2Y ➡️ INSTAGRAM CARLOS CUBO https://cutt.ly/ULBMlMt ➡️ INSTAGRAM ISMAEL RUBIO https://cutt.ly/rLUJhBZ ➡️ TWITTER CARLOS CUBO https://cutt.ly/dLBMPxW ➡️ TWITTER ISMAEL RUBIO https://cutt.ly/hLUG6Oz Descarga nuestra app ➡️ VIDEOCLUB RADIO https://cutt.ly/RKXIA02

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If you love Heavy Metal (1981) there's a good chance you were going through puberty in the early 80s. Does that check out? Jason Furie and Adam Roth deep dive into this cult classic animation anthology full of bizarre and perverted stories. Did we mention the glowing green orb that embodies pure evil? No? Well that's in there too. And John Candy is in it!Visit Website | Join Newsletter | Support | Facebook | Instagram 

Heavy Metal (1981) Directed by: Gerald Potterton, John Bruno, John Halas, Julian Harris, Jimmy T. Murakami, Barrie Nelson, Paul Sabella, Jack Stokes, Pino Van Lamsweerde, Harold Whitaker Starring: Rodger Bumpass, Jackie Burroughs, John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Don Francks, Martin Lavut, Marilyn Lightstone, Eugene Levy, Alice Playten, Harold Ramis, Percy Rodriguez, Susan Roman, Richard Romanus, August Schellenberg, John Vernon, Zal Yanovsky Genre: Adult/Animated/Sci-Fi/Anthology --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinema-cult-network/support

It's our 23rd episode and we're excited to have hosted a special guest and friend of the podcast: Sebastian. We dived into Heavy Metal with the help of our guest Sebastian and Caleb also covered the English rock band Radiohead and their No. 1 hit "Creep" written by Thom Yorke. Digo gave his report about the most expensive adolescent fantasy revenge fulfillment wet dream ever to slither onto a screen, Heavy Metal, the 1981 Canadian-American film directed by Gerald Potterton produced by Ivan Reitman.

Heavy Metal, directed by Gerald Potterton, is a pretty weird movie. Well, more of an anthology I guess. And boobs. A lot of anime boobs. Like a lot. It had it's good things too, like a great soundtrack an some interesting "chapters", but its ultimately just pretty weird and some of the "chapters" haven't aged well. But it gave way to Love, Death, and Robots, so it's hard to knock it too much!Next week we are rounding out AniMAYtion with Fantastic Mr Fox, a movie we can't wait to revisit. Catch us live every Saturday on Twitch at ~9:30pm MT for a chance to pick our next movie!filmfumblers.com for all our links!►Follow us on Twitter! - twitter.com/filmfumblers►Follow us on Twitch! - twitch.tv/filmfumblers►Send comments and movie suggestions to filmfumblers@gmail.com

Hello this is where the IMG crew went on about this 1981 classic animation directed by multiple directors kind of ur first anthology of it's kind we hope that you enjoyed the discussion and continue to follow along with us to meet the first woman hero in the American mainstream of animation! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inside-movies-galore/support

For this weeks film review George has chosen 1981's Heavy Metal Directed by Gerald Potterton!

Presenting episode 4 of the Skwigly Animation Film Club! In our fourth episode we press play on Gerald Potterton's 1981 cult classic animated anthology feature "Heavy Metal", adapted from the long-running illustrated science fiction and fantasy magazine of the same name. Presented by Ben Mitchell, Steve Henderson and Laura-Beth Cowley Produced by Ben Mitchell

In this episode, we review the 1981 animated anthology Sc-Fi Fantasy film, Heavy Metal. Heavy Metal was directed by Gerald Potterton, produced by Ivan Reitman and Leonard Mogel, and starring the voices of John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Harold Ramis.We also review Spirited Away, a 2001 Japanese animated fantasy film written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki. If you want to reach out to us, chat or support what we do, click one of the links below:Follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2KQSlRjLike us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/2I4Tbw1Join us on our Discord: https://discord.gg/VaTHKXNSupport us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/2KaJOYpDonate to our podcast: https://bit.ly/2rAzCRZGet our merchandise: https://bit.ly/2G2OTiEHelp support us and get yourself some awesome, delicious El Yucateco hot sauce and gear at at a discount! Get 10% off with code: PLAYINGHOOKY El Yucateco, #KingofFlavor!If you like the audio for our intro, check out more by Visager at their Free Music Archive page, or check out the Visager website!

When a man receives a promotion and a raise, he finds himself forced to face an uncomfortable situation that he has avoided all his life: visiting a bank and opening a bank account. “My Financial Career” is representative of author Stephen Leacock’s writing style in which he pokes fun at social absurdities and irrational behaviour. This short story was adapted into a short animated film in 1962, directed by Gerald Potterton. The film won the award for Best Animated Short at the San Francisco International Film Festival that year and was nominated for Best Animated Short at the 36th Academy Awards in 1964. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hmphaudiobooks/support

On Today's Episode of The Movie Brew, Tariq and Lester discuss the much paradied Cult Sci Fi Animated film 'Heavy Metal'. Directed by Gerald Potterton

On Episode 41 Paco Romane and George Chen talk with comedian and actor Nick Flanagan about the 1965 documentary Buster Keaton Rides Again, plus GG Allin, music, Canada, Angelyne, other docs, and we hear how Nick had helped people move into the apartment this episode was recorded in. This documentary chronicles the filming of one of Buster Keaton's last short comedies, "The Railrodder," which features him in a rambling journey across Canada. Included are brief biographic sketches and anecdotes, still photographs and a sequence from the 1927 silent film "The General" as well as contemporary footage with his wife, Eleanor. The film features Keaton working out his unique gags, singing in his distinctive voice and sharing tales of Hollywood's studio era. Watch Buster Keaton Rides Again here: **Sup Doc has created a Patreon page for those that can help out. We will also be providing unique Sup Doc content for our contributors. If now is not good for you we always appreciate you listening and spreading the word about Sup Doc! http://www.patreon.com/supdocpodcastFollow us on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.

Our very first discussion episode, wherein we talk about the two movies we introduced and watched in the intro – Ari Folman’s 2013 adaptation of the Stanislaw Lem sci-fi novel, THE CONGRESS, and Gerald Potterton’s 1981 animated rock'n'roll classic, HEAVY METAL. What did we think after we watched the movies, and what, if anything, did we learn by watching them in such close proximity? Listen to find out! And don’t forget to watch THE CONGRESS on Amazon Prime and HEAVY METAL on Crackle. You can also listen on Stitcher and iTunes! Theme: “Vintage Education” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Our very first episode, wherein we talk about the show’s premise and introduce the first two movies we’re going to watch – Ari Folman’s 2013 adaptation of the Stanislaw Lem sci-fi novel, THE CONGRESS, and Gerald Potterton’s 1981 animated rock'n'roll classic, HEAVY METAL. What did we think before we watched the movies, and what was our awareness of the movies in popular culture? Listen to find out! Theme: “Vintage Education” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Help support The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast by becoming a Patron! Hosted by Remi Lavictoire,  Ian Fults and Jonathan Colbon Get the Sci-Fi Movie Podcast Archive for 5 Bucks! This week on The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast, Rem, Ian and Jonathan dig deeper into "Heavy Metal" from 1981 and directed by Gerald Potterton. The PositiveThis animated movie is based on the Heavy Metal Magazine, and fans of the magazine will see very familiar material on the big screen.  There's a huge nostalgia fact here if you saw it as a younger person, and the soundtrack...well, the soundtrack rocks! The NegativeHeavy Metal has great difficulty holding up over the years, it's a very dated style of animation. The story lacks cohesion and the soundtrack is very 80's based. The VerdictA great nostalgia watch if you saw Heavy Metal in the 80's as a teen. Does it hold up now? You might appreciated it from an historical perspective, but if you're looking for and strong story, give this a pass. South Park tribute to Heavy Metal Listener Feedback Wayne HendersonAlthough the soundtrack albums didn't contain very much "heavy metal", I love the tracks from Black Sabbath, Cheap Trick, and Sammy Hagar. I had such high hopes for the movie, after reading the comic book for a few years. However, it was a big "meh" for me...unless I missed something. Looking forward to hearing what you and the gang found from digging deep into this movie. Elizabeth IrwinHoly Crap! You guys are reviewing Heavy Metal!?!?! YES!! Man, this movie was a TRIP, literal, figurative, whichever qualifier you want to use. The first time I saw this movie I was a young, impressionable kid. I had no idea what any of the drug references were though I was quite clear on the sexual references - as they were drawn out clearly! hehe! Over the years I've watched it quite a few times. It's not for everyone, but for those sick and twisted (Spike and Mike's precursor?) folks like myself this is a gem. I'm never one to critique a movie well, so I won't even attempt it. I'll just say I love this twisted, psychedelic space opera move that makes me want to play air guitar with a vengeance, light up a fake joint and just ride the crazy wave. In conclusion: Death! DEATH! To all who oppose us! P.S. The Syfy show Metal Hurlant Chronicles reminded me of Heavy Metal and their opening show monologue felt like it came directly out of this movie. I tried to memorize it but, alas, I am not one who can memorize. Mitch ToddI wasn't on drugs when I saw this movie, but I felt like I was. Brian CampbellI must confess to sneaking into this as a teen and thinking that I had stumbled onto hormonal gold. However, having seen it as an adult, barring some great songs from the movie, I find that myself, as a teenager, was the intended audience. The animation is rough, at best. The story is interesting, as it does hold up a mirror to mankind and the nature of evil and corruption, but falls apart with an overlong ending. And do I remember some cheesy narration in there somewhere? By the way, I did go out and buy the double album after seeing it in the theater. It rocked. Evan BrookmanWhere and when I grew up the Heavy Metal magazine was pretty risque. Sounds ridiculous by today's standard but I'm confident had I been caught looking at them I would have been beaten for looking at porn. That said, I had seen some of them and recognized the cover art, which I thought was sci fi cool but I had never gotten to really read the magazines or know the stories. When the movie was released I knew little more about it than it was animated science fiction with an R rating and I was not old enough to get in. In a weird quirk of fate I ended up going to "The Big city" Richmond, VA with my mom. She had a bunch of shopping and errands to do at or near the mall and luckily for me Heavy Metal was playing and I was transfixed by the poster. I told my mom I would like to go see this cartoon they are showing while she did whatever stuff she needed to do. Mom, bless her soul was as good a mom as you could possibly find but movies, TV, comics cartoons & scifi were not her cup of tea. The lady had about 3 movies she knew, Gone With the Wind, The Sound of Music and Marry Poppins, which was also as close to scifi as she came. So, when I asked to go see an R rated cartoon I was shocked! she seemed pretty indifferent. She verified it was indeed a "cartoon" and the people at the ticket kiosk let her buy my ticket and I proceeded to go see Heavy Metal by myself..... It was awesome for 1981 and I had certainly never seen anything like it back then.... 34 years ago.. I liked the whole movie, animated boobs probably made me blush.... But I think I liked the war scene with the bomber crashing (spoiler alert).... it ended with a connection TO a theme enjoyed by many podcastica listeners and had Mob Rules playing for much of its story.... I have a nostalgic liking of this movie and in 1981 I thought it was completely BAD ASS! Unfortunately, to me, it looks very dated now... I think I saw it on VH1 a few months ago and the animation seemed very washed out and old and the film just lacked some lustre in transition from 1981 big screen to my 2015 living room... Chaotic muse said on Twitter:It remains your one way ticket to midnight. Really though, it's animation is dated but the stories capture the genre spirit TheGeekLikes said:I was 18 when I say this in a theater, so you can imagine how my mind was titillated. Great musical score! Ton de WitteBased on stories from the magazine Heavy Metal. These fantasy stories are told by the evil loc nar who is trying to corrupt the little girl who will become a future threat. 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