Podcasts about Margaux Hemingway

Mariel Hemingway, the granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, Academy Award nominee for Woody Allen's film "Manhattan", as well as the star of "Star 80" and the television series "Civil Wars" chats with John like an open book into her life's successes and struggles with mental illness that led to the suicides of Ernest Hemingway and her sister, Margaux Hemingway. Mariel talks about being 18 years old and how difficult it was to grasp what it meant to be nominated for an Academy award, her time working with Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, her struggles growing up with alcoholic parents, and the advantages and disadvantages of being Ernest Hemingway's granddaughter. She also discusses both of her TV series "Civil Wars" and "Central Park West" and the health and wellness lifestyle she has created and shares in her podcast, plus her book "Out came the Sun". It is a fascinating interview with so many wonderful stories! Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-cato/support

For our first episode of Praising Kane (the world's finest Carol Kane-related podcast) of 2024 we're DOUBLING UP, first with an episode of Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre from 1984 adapting SLEEPING BEAUTY with an all-star cast including Christopher Reeve, Beverly D'Angelo, Bernadette Peters and - of course - Carol Kane! We then get into our feature OVER THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE, an early film from Cannon Films directed by Menahem Golan and starring Elliott Gould and Margaux Hemingway. Carol Kane plays a demure Jewish teacher with a WILD SIDE. We also chat about the recent Sundance premiere of Kane's new film BETWEEN THE TEMPLES. HOORAY!  The post Episode 206 – Praising Kane – Over The Brooklyn Bridge (1984) first appeared on Cinema Smorgasbord.

"A comedy that spans 1 mile, 2 romances, 3 careers, 4 days, 5 relatives, and $379,000" JD and Randy take a trip back to 1984 to New York City with little seen Cannon film, "Over The Brooklyn Bridge." Starring Elliot Gould, Margaux Hemingway, and Sid Caesar in a Menahem Golan film with a screenplay by Arnold Somkin. Uncle Benjamin: "Right or wrong, I'm right!"

Interview by Peter Jonathan Robertson in Santa Monica in 1991 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

National almonds day. Pop Culture 2001. Nylon invented, 1st check written, Lincoln told to grow a beard by 11 y/o girl. Todays birthdays - Hugh Beaumont, sonny Bono, Levar Burton, Margaux Hemingway, Ice-T, The Weeknd. Leslie Gore died.

Mariel and Melissa discuss Anne Heche, Margaux Hemingway, and how celebrity can effect mental health. Click to Donate to the Mariel Hemingway Foundation Follow us on Instagram

À l'âge de dix-neuf ans, Margaux Hemingway était le mannequin le mieux payé au monde. Elle était aussi actrice. Cependant, elle était surtout connue pour être la petite-fille du célèbre écrivain du XXe siècle Ernest Hemingway . En 1961, à l'âge de soixante et un ans, Ernest se suicida avec un fusil de chasse. Près de trente-cinq ans jour pour jour plus tard, le 2 juillet 1996, Margaux est retrouvée morte dans son appartement de Santa Monica, en Californie. Elle avait quarante et un ans. Elle avait fait une overdose d'un médicament sur ordonnance, le phénobarbital, que des amis disent qu'elle avait pris dans le passé pour l'épilepsie. Même si certains n'étaient pas d'accord, le coroner a déclaré que sa mort était un suicide. Les gros titres des tabloïds ont émis l'hypothèse qu'elle avait été victime de la soi-disant "malédiction d'Hemingway".

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://quiteaquote.in/2021/02/16/margaux-hemingway-one-with-body/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quiteaquote/message

You're invited to our first ever Eavesdroppin' Pot Luck Party - Australian style, where everyone ‘brings a plate'… which means this episode is a random pile of mini sausage rolls

This week on the BrainTap Business Journal Podcast we warmly welcome superstar Mariel Hemingway. Ms. Hemingway is a well-known actress starring in films such as Manhattan, Personal Best, Star 80 and the Mean Season. She’s also the acclaimed author of “Finding My Balance: A Memoir,” “Invisible Girl,” and “Out Came the Sun: Overcoming the Legacy of Mental Illness, Addiction, and Suicide in My Family,” among others. She now focuses her energy on finding peace for herself and for people suffering from mental health disorders--something she is acutely familiar with. With seven suicides in her family, including her grandfather Earnest Hemingway and her sister Margaux Hemingway, Mariel has learned from the inside out the importance of mental health and balance in her life. She has become passionate about sharing that with the world, especially young people today who find it so difficult to separate themselves from what they see on social media. Says Hemingway in an interview, “I did suffer depression myself; it wasn’t clinical depression, but I had a genetic predisposition for it. I grew up watching a family that was completely amazing and creative but also destructive and self-medicating. All of them, they were addicts. I didn’t want to end up like that. I was on a mission.” That mission resulted in a documentary called “Running From Crazy,” which aired in 2013, and a newfound purpose in life--helping erase the stigma of mental health issues so people can get the help they need. During this time of quarantine and isolation, helping people find balance amidst the chaos is her new quest. She feels the world has become a much smaller place as people pause and regroup, and she offers tips on how to live your best life while in unique circumstances. Listen in now to hear this amazing podcast interview. It’s guaranteed to change your perspective on life and how you live it. What you’ll learn in this podcast: • How a meeting with the Dalai Lama changed her life • How to be your own guru • How to be more powerful than you believe you are • Why grounding yourself to the earth every day is vitally important • How using food as medicine and how important proper nutrition is to our bodies and minds • How she utilizes positive self-talk, including using the BrainTap daily, to produce positive results in her life and how you can do the same • We will also share exciting news about sessions Mariel will be contributing to the BrainTap library to help empower people and help with their mental health issues, avoiding anxiety and building immunity Resources: • Biography: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000446/bio • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mariel.hemingway • Twitter: @marielhemingway

--Buy Josh's album from his band "Dancing with Ghosts" right here: https://bit.ly/2G6TFQK --Consider supporting us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/2Dfa4iv ------------------------------- We discuss the suicide of Margaux Hemingway, Ernest Hemingway's granddaughter who committed suicide in the 90's. This death brought up the "Hemingway Curse". Many of Ernest Hemingway's family members (Ernest included) have committed suicide. Next we discuss some evil women who conned an innocent man into a trap with the promise of sex. ------------------------------- For more Josh and Mike, check out our YouTube channels! Josh: www.youtube.com/DancingwithGhosts Mike: www.youtube.com/OCPCommunications

It’s not quite Shark Week over here at SoL-Mates, but we figured talking about the Gauntlet favorite Killer Fish would be a reasonable facsimile. If you’re so inclined, check out the episode of Suicide Buddies (co-hosted by Hampton Yount himself) discussing Margaux Hemingway’s suicide. https://player.fm/series/series-2293060/margaux-hemingway Host Segments: Jeff Old-Mansplains Piranha-phobia; trying to fill in all these plot-holes; MiMi’s a robot purist; a Brazillion degrees; gem-stuffed invasive species; MASH-up; Joe grades on a curve when there’s no boobies. Be sure to like, share, rate, and subscribe. Find us on Twitter and Facebook, or via e-mail at solmatespodcast@gmail.com. Also, join our Subreddit at r/arcanejuggzz.com.

It’s not quite Shark Week over here at SoL-Mates, but we figured talking about the Gauntlet favorite Killer Fish would be a reasonable facsimile. If you’re so inclined, check out the episode of Suicide Buddies (co-hosted by Hampton Yount himself) discussing Margaux Hemingway’s suicide. https://player.fm/series/series-2293060/margaux-hemingway Host Segments: Jeff Old-Mansplains Piranha-phobia; trying to fill in all these plot-holes; MiMi’s a robot purist; a Brazillion degrees; gem-stuffed invasive species; MASH-up; Joe grades on a curve when there’s no boobies. Be sure to like, share, rate, and subscribe. Find us on Twitter and Facebook, or via e-mail at solmatespodcast@gmail.com. Also, join our Subreddit at r/arcanejuggzz.com.

Margaux Hemingway, granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, took her life at age 42. Hampton and Dave discuss her life and the overwhelming amount of suicide and mental illness in her family. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We delve into the world of film and find the forgotten gems or otherwise unappreciated masterpieces of film and talk about them. This episode we discuss one of the best films of all time "They Call Me Bruce?" (1982) which stars Johnny Yune, Margaux Hemingway, Raf Mauro and Ivana Moore?  In this commentary, we talk about the interesting questions that are brought from watching this brilliant film and we hope that we answer some of those questions. This episode features Ryan Sliwinski, Bartek Kasprzyszak and Chris Mardiryan! PRESS PLAY AT 9:41!

JAWS rip-offs were all the rage in the late 1970's. If you were a film producer of any ambition at that time the massive financial take of Steven Spielberg's world wide hit drew your attention. You can almost imagine the conversations in which moneymen demanded their own killer fish film, "script be damned!" And most of those rip-off scripts were damned - damned bad! It's easy to point to a couple of genuinely good descendants of JAWS (PIRANHA and ALLIGATOR ) to claim that high quality was more common in this narrow Danger in the Water sub-genre but the list of terrible efforts far outnumber the impressive. Who has good memories of TENTACLES (1977) , UP FROM THE DEPTHS (1979), ORCA (1977), TINTORERA: KILLER SHARK (1977),  BARRACUDA (1978)  or MAKO: THE JAWS OF DEATH (1976) the clear winner in the 'Not Even Trying to Hide Our Intentions' contest? Really - who? If you have some love for TENTACLES we need to know why! So where does a film like KILLER FISH (1979) fall on this good/bad scale? As always, merit is in the eye of the beholder so allow John Hudson and I the opportunity to convince you of our clear-eyed vision as we make the case for Antonio Margheriti's entry in the Pissed Off Fish genre. Given the tag line 'The adventure that drags you in, pulls you under and tears you apart!' the film is obviously trading on the allure of deadly fish munching on human flesh to get bums on seats. But this animal attacks tale throws at least two other genres into the mix to keep the story from becoming too predictable. The film begins with a jewel heist set to the tune of dozens of distracting explosions (cue Margheriti miniatures) and eventually slips in a bit of disaster film silliness to keep things off balance (cue embarrassing funnel cloud special effect). The film is packed with tasty humans known mostly from television stardom including Lee Majors, Karen Black and James Franciscus as well as model turned actor (?) Margaux Hemingway and football player turned guest muscle flexor Dan Pastorini. And what the hell is Gary Collins doing in this film? Anyway ..... Join us as we take a look at another Antonio Margheriti film to see where it fits into his long career. Do the Brazilian shooting locations add to the film's charms? Do the jewel thieves adhere to the code of criminal conduct we expect from all screen no-good-niks? Does Margheriti get the chance to work miniatures into the film on multiple occasions? Is the cool bionic sound effect used when Lee Majors makes out with Margaux Hemingway in the shower? Listen and learn! Or watch the film yourself. That's certainly an option. If you have any comments or suggestions the email address is thebloodypit@gmail.com where we'd be thrilled to get your thoughts. The show has a FaceBook page where updates are occasionally posted so please check that out. Thank you for downloading and listening - and stay out of the water!

Writer Sailor Soldier Spy...Yes Ernest Hemingway was all of those things and more. Nick Reynolds carefully paints the picture of a Hemingway that most of us probably never knew existed. Writer Sailor Soldier Spy: The Adventures Of Ernest Hemingway is a very fun read about a man with many interests, many gifts and talents, a man who lived a very full life until the age of 61 when he committed suicide as his father had done years earlier. Almost exactly 35 years after Ernest Hemingway's death, on July 1, 1996, his granddaughter Margaux Hemingway died in Santa Monica, California. Margaux was a supermodel and an actress, who co-starred with her younger sister Mariel in the movie Lipstick. Her death too was later ruled a suicide, making her "the fifth person in four generations of her family to commit suicide. Purchase Writer Sailor Soldier Spy Ernest Hemingway's Secret Adventures written by Nicholas Reynolds at your local book store and online at amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Writer-Sailor-Soldier-Spy-Hemingways/dp/0062440136

Movie Meltdown - Episode 217 We're back... and continuing The Grind discussion from Episode 216, we address... The Phenomenon of Celebrity. Or at one point it's referred to as "The psychological phenomenon of celebrity culture and celebrity worship". That sounds nice, but in actuality we spend a lot of time talking about... Batman, Tom Cruise, Bob's Burgers, vodka and typewriter eraser fluid, Lindsay Lohan, Julia Roberts, Margaret Cho, rubber nipples, In Love and War, what would Troy Duffy do?, Cameron Crowe, Donald Trump, Water for Elephants, Episode 3, being unmemorable, Richard Dawson, on Broadway, George Clooney, The Hobbit, New Radicals, Steven Seagal, Kim Kardashian, Jason Biggs, Joel Schumacher, Sam Raimi, Thomas Kinkade, how to BS yourself, how to confess to a murder, Christoph Waltz, Margaux Hemingway, what does she do???, a young Charles Nelson Reilly, Michael Keaton, it moves with quickness and grace, The Master, Tarantino, Michael Cera, Norm Macdonald, it chooses NOT to be a more successful kind-of movie, Rip Taylor, Chris O'Donnell, Spider-Man, Peter Jackson, I'm a bricklayer now..., sculpted green carpeting, Michael Stipe, South Park, Alicia Silverstone, drunk Ron Swanson, Jake from Sixteen Candles, Pretty Woman, Keira Knightley, that movie is one step above a poke in the eye, Elizabethtown, Gandalf's hat, can you hate George Clooney, Finding Forrester, Jason Lee, and hanging out at the track with a movie star.   "I think there's this element of fantasy... that makes us want to have stars."