Podcasts about mime very own book

Our lil @dofpcast studio has been touched with greatness and the gentle tones of super-talented, super-sweet actor Doug Jones. We not only discuss having to share name fame with the Alabama Senator, we also talk about his fantastic new film and 6th collaboration with acclaimed director Guillermo del Toro, "The Shape of Water". We also delve into Doug's previous high profile roles, including the possibility of reprising "The Silver Surfer" after the recent Fox/Disney merger. Doug shows us his spectacular coffee table book about mimes, "Mime Very Own Book", and difficulties with costume flaps. Everything you want to know and more about the man responsible for bringing to life monstrous creatures on film. Please follow the great Doug Jones on Twitter and Instagram: @actorDougJones Last week to submit to our contest to be a guest on the show - 1. Tweet a favorite moment from the show @dofpcast 2. Instagram a pic of how you listen 3. Write a review on Itunes! And Happy Holidays!

Eric Curtis, the photographic genius behind Fallen Superheroes and Mime Very Own Book and much more drops in talk with with host Cameron McHarg about his unique work, which is always painfully funny with a touch of melancholy sadness. Among his many admirers include the likes of David Lynch. He talks about his process, how he makes it all happen, and much more!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 221 This week we welcome one of our favorite people back to the show. You may know Doug Jones as the Silver Surfer, or as Abe Sapien, or from Pan's Labyrinth, or from his many other numerous roles - but this week, you'll just know him as special guest co-host of "Movie Meltdown". And after catching up with Doug, we delve into this week's movie... David O. Russell's "Silver Linings Playbook". As it turns out, Doug worked with David O. Russell in the past, and we find out if that set was subject to O. Russell's notorious directing style.  Plus as we learn the truth behind Doug's scandalous internet sex experience, we also discuss... Holy Motors, The Landlord, fancy lads and lasses, Alan Menken, Barry Bostwick, arguing with George Clooney, Harold and Maude, Jennifer Lawrence, The Watch, Dash Mihok, Fallout: Nuka Break, the dance-off, the webernet, Three Kings, getting nominated opposite Daniel Day-Lewis, I don't have a filter, tripping Mark Wahlberg, we all have issues, Hal Ashby, The Neighbors, 3G's!, dead in the sand, Bradley Cooper, Research, Chris Tucker, there's gotta be a weird doctor out there somewhere, Robert De Niro, driving to Pittsburg to see a movie, Falling Skies, healed through dance, Chris Tucker, people building up your expectations for a movie, driveway up... driveway down, Mime Very Own Book, commitment to family, cheaper then the silicone dummy, Dead Man Down, John Dies at the End, For Your Consideration, the Hollywood-issued ending, The Danger Element, a soda and a carrot, Jacki Weaver, a tweed-clad biker gang and a message from Phineas the unicorn.  Spoiler Alert: Full spoilers for "Silver Linings Playbook", so see the movie before listening.  "Yell all you want David O. Russell... if you keep making art."

Doug Jones, maybe the nicest guest we've ever had, is back on Geekscape! Doug talks about his new book "Mime Very Own Book", his roles in the upcoming releases John Dies at the End and Neighborhood Watch and working with actors like Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn. He also shares his love for all things Abe Sapien and how he felt having his performance as the Silver Surfer ADR'ed. Also, what did Doug, a mime and often silent actor, think of "The Artist"? Also, Jonathan explains why "The Grey" is the funniest movie of the year and tells you why you should be reading B.P.R.D.!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 150 This week we continue to loiter around a hotel room as we discuss ‘Geek Activities’ and reminisce about the details and interactions of the day. The most exciting of which is our Sofa Theater session of the week, the lush and sweeping Somewhere in Time, which features special guest co-host actor Doug Jones!! Star of Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy 1 and 2, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, The Guild, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and the man who is bringing us the coffee table portfolio entitled - Mime Very Own Book. And somewhere, possibly sitting in the middle of the hallway, we mention… The Ward, Wonder Falls, getting your wisdom teeth taken out, Anthony Michael Hall, Devour, Channel 1, Felicia Day, Peep World, the son of the devil… or a witch… or a satanic beast???, Sarah’s Key, Amber Heard runs, forging a magnificent blade, the Steve Guttenberg appeal, Supernatural, The Annual Jones Family Vacation, Cave Dwellers, beating up Scary Spice, Joss Whedon… genius, Happy Accidents, scary Stormtroopers, Randy and Lisa’s kiwis, The Grand Hotel, Max Headroom, In Time, being a ‘Steampunk Dandy‘, Psycho, kind of an orc sword, sneaking through the horse door, I love Anderson Cooper!, Dragon Age: Redemption, baby in a backpack, Christopher Plummer, stuck in an elevator with Sean Patrick Flannery and Michael Rooker, eating peeps, leaving Corey out, Police Academy on Loritabs, Jensen Ackles, Sarah Silverman, being excited to see Alex Winter, Ricky Gervais, those painter-ly moments, Michael C. Hall, No iCarly for you!!, Norman Reedus on The Walking Dead, Rainn Wilson, Noah Hathaway winked at me and being a face wrangler. Spoiler Alert: Quit dragging your feet and watch “Somewhere in Time”. It’s been like thirty years already. “Two perfect people going at it with each other, of course you’re going to watch that. Who wouldn't watch that?!" For all your Doug Jones information, go to: http://www.thedougjonesexperience.com/