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Front Row Classics welcomes back Madeline Hanson to take a look at two films with much of the same DNA. We're taking a look at 1932's Red Dust and its' 1953 remake Mogambo. Both films feature the King himself, Clark Gable, playing the same role 21 years apart. Brandon and Madeline discuss the chemistry he has with both Jean Harlow and Ava Gardner respectively. We also discuss the differences in both films regarding the production code.

Afraid I’ll Shock the Duchess? Front Row Classics welcomes back Madeline Hanson to take a look at two films with much of the same DNA. We’re taking a look at 1932’s Red Dust and its’ 1953 remake Mogambo. Both films feature the King himself, Clark Gable, playing the same role 21 years apart. Brandon and … Continue reading Ep. 216- Red Dust & Mogambo →

In this week's episode of the Big BOAT Interview, Charlotte catches up with yacht owner Debra Reuben. They chat about her yacht - 73.5m Siren - as well as some of the others she's had a hand in designing and selling - 68m Triple Seven, 73.51m Sapphire, 73.55m Graffiti, and 73.51m Mogambo. Debra also shares some of her favourite cruising spots, what she does when she's not onboard, and why she loves Siren above all others... This week's episode is sponsored by KVH, the service which creates innovative connectivity solutions for customers on sea, land, and air around the globe. To find out more, visit www.kvh.com. Links: Siren: https://www.boatinternational.com/charter/luxury-yachts-for-charter/siren-nobiskrug-2008 Triple Seven: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/the-superyacht-directory/triple-seven--58513 Graffiti: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/superyacht-graffiti-launched-by-nobiskrug--9611 Sapphire: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/superyacht-sapphire-launched-by-nobiskrug--6817  BOAT Pro: https://www.boatinternational.com/boat-pro Subscribe: https://www.boatinternational.com/subscriptions Contact us: podcast@boatinternationalmedia.com

While not a classic, Mogambo has a lot going for it. They took the production to several countries in Africa to get authentic scenery for this passionate love story. Big stars like Clark Gable, Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly do the love triangle thing and John Ford (who had just won his 4th Oscar) is their director. And what these legends of cinema made 70+ years ago is fine. It's just far from marvelous. Gable alternates his romantic interest between Gardner & Kelly, which isn't logical. Anyway, Ryan is on his own again in this 571st episode of Have You Ever Seen, so journey to various parts of Africa---when you're not shooting in front of projection screens in the comfort of a studio, that is---as Mogambo gets a reviewin'. Programming note: All The King's Men will not be the episode on March 22nd. What WILL be discussed is still being considered. Sparkplug Coffee can't be acquired in the wilds of Africa, but Canadians and Americans can be all over it. They continue to offer our listeners 20% off if they use our "HYES" promo code. Go to "sparkplug.coffee" and add "/ hyes" to nab that discount. Getting in touch with us is always welcomed...during the last few days of "Love In A Word" Month or anytime. Ryan's Twi-x handle is @moviefiend51. Bev's is @bevellisellis, which is also how you can contact her on Threads. Our email address is "haveyoueverseenpodcast@gmail.com". And we post all of our shows on YouTube. The browser destination for that is "@hyesellis". Rate and review us there or on your podcast app. Subscribe, like, share...spread the word.

“Mogambo” 1953 is a romance-adventure film set in Africa. Thank you to Patreon listener Arthur who recommended we include the movie in a podcast. Director John Ford built the film around African locations and music from African tribes. The film has many elements found in the 1932 movie “Red Dust”.Clark Gable is Victor Marswell the experienced guide who leads the safari to ultimately observe Gorillas in their natural setting. The safari group includes Grace Kelly as Linda Nordley who falls in love with Marswell, Donald Nordley the husband of Linda played by Donald Sinden, Ava Gardner as Eloise Kelly who also loves Marswell, and a large supporting cast. Mr. Gable also played the lead in the “Red Dust” film. Enjoy this adventure drawn from an earlier time.

[ For full episode catalogue please subscribe to our Patreon at Patreon.com/BestActress ] The year is 1954 and the nominees are: 1. Audrey Hepburn - Roman Holiday  2. Leslie Caron - Lili 3. Ava Gardner - Mogambo 4. Deborah Kerr - From Here to Eternity  5. Maggie McNamara - The Moon is Blue - In 1954 Audrey Hepburn won the Oscar for Best Actress playing a princess going from ‘riches to rags for a day' in the classic film, Roman Holiday. I've always wondered why she won the Oscar for this film and not for something like Breakfast at Tiffany's or The Nun's Story. Now having seen the other nominated performances, I get it. I wouldn't say this was a weak year necessarily but I would say there were some odd choice of nominees. Deborah Kerr was incredible in From Here to Eternity but I don't think we saw enough of her to warrant a win. Leslie Caron gets so many brownie points for having to sell those scene with those creepy ass puppets in Lili. Ava Gardner in Mogambo is the most confusing nominee in this category, as we discuss at length this episode. Who do you think should have won? Join host Kyle Brownrigg with guest host Cathryn Naiker as they discuss. 

Las aguas del inmenso lago Victoria devuelven el reflejo de este paraíso de biodiversidad que se extiende a partir de su orilla norte. En la bulliciosa Kampala emprendemos un gran viaje sonoro por las múltiples realidades de esta caleidoscópica nación. El fundador de la agencia local Mogambo, Patxi Rodríguez, nos guía por las calles de la capital y las cercanas poblaciones de Entebbe –famosa por su aeropuerto al borde del agua– y Jinja, nacimiento del Nilo Blanco. No podemos obviar la dura realidad social del país, que conocemos en el barrio de Kireka con Elisabeth Michot y Fabian Jowers, alma y corazón del proyecto Música para Salvar Vidas. Nuestra ruta continúa hacia el norte por el santuario de rinocerontes Ziwa y el parque nacional Kidepo. El biólogo Xavi Pedrol, el guía Clori Alves y los ugandeses Winnie Nabukeera, Timothy Kattende y Vianny Kamara se unen a este safari, que gira hacia poniente con paradas en Murchison Falls, Kibale, los cráteres de Ndali-Kasenda, los montes Ruwenzori, el parque nacional de la Reina Isabel, el lago Mburo y la selva impenetrable de Bwindi, hogar de los fascinantes gorilas de montaña. Escuchar audio

Hoy descubriremos la parte más desconocida de la vida de Grace Patricia Majer Kelly, la Letizia de la Andorra de los franceses. La pequeña Grace nació en Philadelphia, el 18 de abril de 1929 y fue la segunda de los 4 hijos que tuvieron el empresario de la construcción irlandés, John Brendan Kelly, y la exatleta y modelo alemana, Margaret Katherine Majer. Entre la obsesión del padre porque la clase alta de Filadelfia aceptara en su círculo a un antiguo albañil y que la madre trataba a los niños como a un equipo de gimnasia rítmica rusa, la infancia de Grace fue más triste que la cena de un culturista. En el otoño de 1934, sus padres echaron la matrícula en un colegio muy super pero muy católico. Se veía que la niña iba a llegar lejos porque su primer papel en el teatro no fue el de árbol, sino el de Virgen María. También hacía ballet, leía mucho y se lavaba los dientes por la noche sin tener que decírselo 273 veces. La niña era más buena que Heidi. En 1943, con 14 años, se apuntó en la escuela de arte dramático y es aquí donde decide que ella lo que quiere es triunfá, de actriz, de bailarina, de humorista que se ríe mu fuerte, le daba igual. Aunque su tío George, dramaturgo ganador de un premio Pulitzer, y su tío Walter, que es pa nosotros el tito Paco, y que era cantante y actor de cierto éxito, influyeron en su decisión de tirá pa Hollywood. En 1947, al terminar el BUP con 18 años, decidió seguir con el ballet, pero no la aceptaron en la escuela porque ella hizo letras puras y le pedían matemáticas, y todo el mundo sabe que para bailar bien ballet es imprescindible saber hacer la integral de un logaritmo. Entonces cambió de estrategia y se matriculó en la escuela de arte dramático de N.Y. fuera de plazo, pero la aceptaron porque su tío tenía un Pulitzer, que significa enchufe en inglé. Mientras estudiaba, trabajaba de modelo, de promotora de estancos que nunca tienen lo que tú fuma y de azafata de congresos de médicos que son dónde te regalan los bolis en forma de jeringuilla. Yo creo que a su padre no le gustaba que trabajara de moledo porque se refería a ella como “una prostituta muy bien vestida”, pero a lo mejor es cosa mía. Na más salir por la tele en Farmacia de Guardia, empezaron todos los cazatalentos a mandarse Whatsapps con el emoji de la berenjena. Y así se produjo el salto de Grace a la gran pantalla hasta que en 1952 la llamaron para hacer Mogambo, tenía que firmar una permanencia de 7 años, y ella dijo que bueno, pero que quería el iPhone 14 Muy Pro. Grace consiguió con su interpretación un Globo de Oro y una nominación al Oscar. Como no, Alfred Hitchcock la llamó para “Crimen Perfecto”, no fuera a dejá er gashó a alguna rubia de Hollywood sin acosar. Pero su gran reconocimiento llegaría en 1955, cuando consiguió el Globo de Oro y el Óscar a la mejor actriz por su interpretación en “The Country Girl” que en español sería “Que dííta más bueno está echando mi niña”. Ya aquí Grace Kelly llevaba el pelaito corto de las abuelas que van tó los días a la peluquería y los fulare al viento en un descapotable que decía tú, “esta muchacha cualquier día tiene un disgusto con el coche”. Grace Kelly se estaba comiendo Hollywood con la salsa barbacoa de Jack Daniel´s hasta que en 1955 la mandaron a rodar “El Cisne” en Mónaco y le presentaron al príncipe Rainiero III de Mónaco, que parecía que no se enteraba de ná, pero hizo un Pedro Sánchez inesperado y se acabó casando con ella el 18 de abril de 1956, cuando Grace tenía 27 años. Grace se convertía en Alteza Serenísima del Principado de Mónaco. Su trabajo desde entonces fue convertir Mónaco en Marbella y criar a los 3 hijos que tuvieron juntos, Carolina, Alberto y Estefanía. Su momento preferido del día era por la mañana, cuando veía cómo vestían a sus hijos. Y de vez en cuando a Grace le venían recuerdos de su infancia y los azotaba, lo que malo es que se acordaba mucho de su infancia. Todo Mónaco, los 27 jubilaos que vivían allí, estaban encantados con la familia real menos la hermana de Rainiero, la princesa Antonieta, que se había ilusionado con que el hermano se quedara tó la vida jugando al Minecraft y no tuviera descendencia pudiendo colocar a su hijo en el trono. Ella lo siguió intentando porque veía que a Alberto le faltaba una papita pal kilo pero Grace, que se había visto “Juego de Tronos” le dijo “NO, HIJA, NO” y en 1962 la invitó a abandonar el palacio. Desgraciadamente, el 13 de septiembre de 1982, volviendo de la casita de campo con su hija Estefanía, sufrieron un accidente de tráfico en el que Grace perdió el fulá, aunque ustedes siempre podrán recordarla cada vez que vean el emoji de la berenjena o alguien consiga algo porque su tío tiene un premio Pulitzer.

The Messiah of Matrimony. The Jesus of Jodis. The Angel of Arranged Marriage. The Queen of Compromise. The Emperor of Adjustment. The Fakir of Flexibility. The Nicolas Cage of Nuptials. The Shakira of Shaadis. The Mogambo of Monogamy. Sima Aunty is back for Season 3 of Netflix's Indian Matchmaking, people!

Kitne Aadmi the? 3! on this episode of Pop Wrap, Snayhil, Antariksh and Nikhil are talking about the biggest baddies of Bollywood! The trio is discussing their favorite and most memorable villains and negative characters from Hindi Cinema. The eyes, the voice, the looks and the presence! everything that makes a villain Iconic! Tune in!  Follow Snayhil on Instagram : https://instagram.com/snayhil Follow Nikhil on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshi_nikhil311 Follow Antariksh on Instagram: https://instagram.com/antariksht Listen to Pop Wrap, Has It Aged Well? and Just A Filmy Game Show on the IVM Pop feed which is available across platforms. Spotify | Apple Podcasts | JioSaavn | Gaana | Amazon MusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're thrilled to be joined by Academy-Award winning Production Designer Rick Carter, who has four decades of experience working on Hollywood productions, including with his own personal “Mt. Rushmore” of blockbuster directors: Stephen Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis, James Cameron and J.J. Abrams. Carter walks us through how he tackled his latest Oscar-nominated project, The Fablemans, and recounts numerous other experiences on some of the most memorable movies over the past 40 years, as he elaborates on his approach to the role of the Production Designer, and how his understanding of cinema as an art form has evolved over the years.Here are some of the references from this episode, for those who want to dig a little deeper:Rick Carter's exhibit at El Segundo's ESMoASome of the projects Rick has worked on:The Fabelmans (2022)Amazing Stories (TV Series 1985–1987)Back to the Future (1985), Part II (1989), Part III (1990)Forrest Gump (1994)Avatar (2009)Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019)complete IMDB creditsOther movies and moviemakers mentioned:Steven SpielbergRobert ZemeckisJames CameronJ.J. AbramsLeni RiefenstahlJohn FordBlow-Up (1966)The Greatest Show on Earth (1952)Mogambo (1953)The Wizard of Oz (1939)The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)Gunga Din (1939)The Thief of Bagdad (1940)McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)Rio Bravo (1959)Minority Report (2002)Charlie Chaplin's “The Tramp” characterThe Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl, 1964For more on world-building check out these episodes:Episode 11: Alex McDowell on world-building, production design, and Ready Player OneEpisode 12: Ann Pendleton-Jullian on world-building, architecture, and wicked problemsShare your thoughts via Twitter with Henry, Colin and the How Do You Like It So Far? account! You can also email us at howdoyoulikeitsofarpodcast@gmail.com.Music:John Williams - The Fabelmans (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)The Wizard of Oz: Complete Soundtrack by Harold Arlen and E.Y. HarburgJohn Williams ~ Amazing Stories“In Time” by Dylan Emmett and “Spaceship” by Lesion X.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––In Time (Instrumental) by Dylan Emmet  https://soundcloud.com/dylanemmetSpaceship by Lesion X https://soundcloud.com/lesionxbeatsCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/in-time-instrumentalFree Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/lesion-x-spaceshipMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/AzYoVrMLa1Q––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Screen Legend Ava Gardner's family, Ava Thompson and Ava Malissa Silver About Harvey's guest: If you're a fan of our show, you'll know that one of our most popular features is our “Gone But Not Forgotten” series, featuring interviews with family members of some of the greatest and most beloved legendary stars of all time.   Today, we're focusing on the fabulous Ava Gardner, an iconic actress who captivated the world not only with her breathtaking beauty, but by her earthy, magnetic screen presence in dozens of unforgettable classic movies, including “Showboat”, “The Snows of Kilimanjaro”, “Mogambo”, which earned her an Academy Award Best Actress nomination and a New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress,  “The Barefoot Contessa”, “On the Beach”, and “Night of the Iguana”, which earned her a Golden Globe Award Best Actress nomination, and a Best Actress Award at the San Sebastian International Film Festival.   She also received 3 BAFTA Award nominations throughout her career.   And television fans certainly remember her recurring role as “Ruth Galveston” on “Knots Landing”.  Ava Gardner's hand and footprints are in the forecourt at Grauman's Chinese Theatre.  She has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.  There's a bronze statue of her overlooking the coast of Spain.    And the American Film Institute placed her at #25 on their list of the 100 Greatest Female Screen Legends of all Time.    Our guests are Ava Thompson, Ms. Gardner's great niece and namesake, and her daughter Ava Malissa.  They manage Ms. Gardner's intellectual property, and they are co-trustees of the Ava Gardner Trust, continuing Ms. Gardner's renowned legacy of generosity and compassion.   On a personal level, their mission is to help the world see beyond Ava Gardner's legendary beauty, talent, iconic fashion style, and all the myths surrounding her famous marriages and personal life.   Ms. Gardner was much more than that – she was bold, courageous, independent, generous and kind – and very much a trailblazer and a role model who was way ahead of her time.   Our guests are coming to us today from the Ava Gardner Museum in Smithfield, North Carolina.   For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ https://www.johnstoncountync.org/ava-gardner/https://www.facebook.com/AvaGardnerMuseum/https://twitter.com/AvaMuseumhttps://www.instagram.com/avagardnermuseum/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl_TlFZGosfvpeoiHElQeSw #AvaGardnerMuseum   #harveybrownstoneinterviews

The Mau Mau Rebellion of 1952 saw the Kenyan Land and Freedom Army (KLFA) take up arms against the British Empire's occupation of their land. The struggle for decolonisation was bloody and protracted, with many of the KLFA ending up tortured by British soldiers in cruel labor camps. A film crew from Pathé arrived from London to film staged propaganda newsreels on Kenyan streets, depicting the Mau Mau as terrorists and white civillians as the real victims.  Enter Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra. In the midst of this uprising, they land in Nairobi with an entourage of 600 and under heavy armed guard. They are issued a weapon each. Ava is there to make a film, Mogambo. MGM's publicity for the film refers to the African continent as "the white man's graveyard." Sinatra, at a low point in his career, is just tagging along for the ride. He spends most of the trip distracted, anxiously reading his copy of James Jones' novel, From Here to Eternity, over and over.  FROM HERE TO ETERNITY (1953) - a boring film based on a bad novel. Why was it such a hit? Does it deserve to be thought of as the turning point of Sinatra's life? And what really happened in Kenya?  CONTACT: SUDDENLYPOD AT GMAIL DOT COM TWITTER / INSTAGRAM / MYSPACE Donate to the show @ ko-fi.com/suddenlypod

Grace Kelly amb 21 anys ja va treballar a "Sol davant el perill". John Ford la va contractar a "Mogambo" amb Clark Gable i Ava Gardner. Musa d'Alfred Hitckcock, el seu matrimoni amb el pr

El episodio de esta semana tiene dos grandes protagonistas. Por un lado la Navidad. Vamos a recomendaros unos cuantos clásicos muy clásicos del cine navideño para estos días en los que muchos eligen ver películas ambientadas en estas fechas. Vamos a charlar también con el director Jorge Dorado que estrena nueva serie pero la otra gran protagonista del “Sucedió una noche” de esta semana es Ava Gardner. Este 24 de diciembre, además de Nochebuena, se celebra también el centenario del nacimiento de la actriz. Hablaremos de su vida y de su carrera y en la sección de Jack Bourbon dedicada a las películas más polémicas de la historia nos ocuparemos de “Mogambo”, uno de los films más famosos de la actriz que fue censurado en España a través del doblaje.

Ecoutez la suite du récit de Virginie Girod consacré à Grace Kelly, actrice devenue princesse de Monaco en 1956 et décédée en 1982 dans un grave accident de voiture. Grace Kelly rencontre un premier succès au cinéma avec son rôle dans Mogambo, le film de John Ford. Sa carrière décolle véritablement lorsqu'elle se fait repérer par Alfred Hitchcock, qui fait d'elle l'une de ses égéries. Mais moins de cinq ans après ses débuts, alors qu'elle vient de décrocher un oscar, Grace Kelly fait une rencontre qui va bouleverser son destin… Dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast "Au coeur de l'Histoire" produit par Europe 1 Studio, découvrez la réalité de la vie sous les ors du palais de Monaco que mène Grace Kelly aux côtés du prince Rainier III.  "Au cœur de l'histoire" est un podcast Europe 1 Studio. Ecriture et présentation : Virginie Girod - Production : Adèle Humbert - Direction artistique : Adèle Humbert et Julien Tharaud - Réalisation : Clément Ibrahim - Musique originale : Julien Tharaud - Musiques additionnelles : Julien Tharaud et Sébastien Guidis - Communication : Kelly Decroix - Diffusion et rédaction : Eloise Bertil - Visuel : Sidonie Mangin

This week on And the Runner-Up Is, Kevin welcomes Eoin Daly to discuss the 1953 Oscar race for Best Actress, where Audrey Hepburn won for her performance in "Roman Holiday," beating Leslie Caron in "Lili," Ava Gardner in "Mogambo," Deborah Kerr in "From Here to Eternity," and Maggie McNamara in "The Moon Is Blue." We discuss all of these nominated performances and determine who we think was the runner-up to Hepburn. 0:00 - 12:29 - Introduction 12:30 - 34:14 - Leslie Caron 34:15 - 57:50 - Ava Gardner 57:51 - 1:18:58 - Deborah Kerr 1:18:59 - 1:39:39 - Maggie McNamara 1:39:40 - 1:58:38 - Audrey Hepburn 1:58:39 - 2:29:27 - Why Audrey Hepburn won / Twitter questions 2:29:28 - 2:34:30 - Who was the runner-up? Support And the Runner-Up Is on Patreon at patreon.com/andtherunnerupis! Follow Kevin Jacobsen on Twitter Follow Eoin Daly on Twitter Follow And the Runner-Up Is on Twitter and Instagram Theme/End Music: "Diamonds" by Iouri Sazonov Additional Music: "Storming Cinema Ident" by Edward Blakeley Artwork: Brian O'Meara

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We're spending significant time in the northern hemisphere this week, starting off with legendary Afghan Ghazal singer Dr. Mohammad Sadiq Fitrat a.k.a. Nashenas, and moving swiftly into contemporary hypnotic Thai sounds from Mogambo. Trips to Sweden, Israel, and the UK follow, including the fabulous new recorder-led record from Laura Cannell, and surf-infused pop music from Armon בשחור לבן. We have more South Asian-influenced sounds from London's Darama, whose debut EP tips a hat to UK funky and garage as well as Punjabi rhythms. We also have a stunning record from Sweden's Shida Shahabi. We dip under the equator briefly for a wonderful set of field recordings from Rio de Janeiro's Verónica Cerrotta. Elsewhere, there's the cracking spoken word metronomic sounds of Reigns, heavy Canadian noise from BUÑUEL and much more. Tracklisting Nashenas – The Way I Love My Beloved (Strut Records, Germany) Mogambo – Urvi (उर्वी) (Siamese Twins Records, Thailand) Reigns – The Horder (Wrong Speed Records, UK) Verónica Cerrotta – IV (Pakapi Records, Argentina) Shida Shahabi – Alice (FatCat Records, UK) Armon ארמון – בשחור לבן (Kame'a Music, Israel) BUÑUEL – Hornets (Profound Lore, Canada) Laura Cannell – For the Gatherers (Brawl Records, UK) Fears – 16 (TULLE, UK) Darama – Vera (More Time, UK) This week's episode is sponsored by The state51 Conspiracy, a creative hub for music. Head to state51.com to find releases by JK Flesh vs Gnod, Steve Jansen, MrUnderwSood, Wire, Ghost Box, Lo Recordings, Subtext Records and many more

Mogambo knit together a heady, hypnotic sound from the many enigmatic strands of Asia's musical cultures: the deep traditional instrumentations of Siam and India, the high-tech edge of modern Bangkok and the rich Goan bloodline of trance. The results are both otherworldly, yet instantly comprehensible. And now the duo, consisting of producer Sunju Hargun and multi-instrumentalist Jerom Doudet, return with the latest missive from their own aptly-titled Siamese Twins Records: Urvi (उव). The much- anticipated follow-up to their sought-after debut 12” Cobra (कोबरा) is a multi-layered sound bath, as versatile as it is visceral. Urvi ranges from meditative sonic explorations to fearless entrancing rhythms and basslines, tangled together from the mysterious East. The opening track of the release and our premiere for today, "Durga (दुर्गा)," sounds like a start of the journey full of uncertainty but armed with the hope that something good will come out of it. Its positivity sets a good vibe for the rest of the release, which later gets more energetic with "Urvi," "Chakkar," and "Piya" and explores the depths of trance mysticism. Urvi (उव) EP is set for release on March 15th https://soundcloud.com/sunjuhargun https://soundcloud.com/siamesetwinsrecords Sunju Hargun/Mogambo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunjuhargun/

Si Grace Kelly y Donald Sinden fueron hermanos en vez de amantes en España, Boba Fett puede también puede ser un apacible burócrata del desierto. Si Grace Kelly y Donald Sinden fueron hermanos en vez de amantes en España, Boba Fett puede también puede ser un apacible burócrata del desierto. Patrocinador: Por fin llega a Audible la segunda entrega del audiolibro de The Sandman titulada The Sandman: Segundo Acto https://amzn.to/3vSgL6P. La fantasía siniestra continúa Carlos Bardem interpretando a Sandman, Mina El Hammani, presta su voz a Muerte, y que continúa donde lo dejó el anterior audiolibro https://amzn.to/3vSgL6. Sandman (Parte I) https://amzn.to/3tzfL4O Boba Fett en el Star Wars Holiday Special https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOLOI4uYQyU Dan Defensor https://www.tebeosfera.com/colecciones/daredevil_1969_vertice_-dan_defensor-.html Listado de Universos Marvel en la Wikia https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Multiverse/Universe_Listing Censura de Friends en China https://www.elmundo.es/television/series/2022/02/15/620b9d49fdddff76608b4586.html Censura de Fight Club en China https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2022/01/26/editan-final-club-pelea-ganaron-autoridades-censura-china-trax/ Censura de Mogambo en España https://www.lavanguardia.com/cultura/20210603/7500678/censura-franquista-absurda-cine-mogambo-reto.html Síguenos en Twitter @haciafalta http://twitter.com/haciafalta

Southeast Asia is made up of diverse dance music markets that feel strongest when united. A steady stream of cross-border collaborations has come to define the region's underground nightlife, with Bangkok-based Sunju Hargun at the forefront of many of these exchanges. Over the years, he's honed a signature sound of minimal techno, tribal rhythms and deep downtempo while playing in Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam. Inspired by the traditional music of these countries, his DJ sets and productions are lush tonal sound baths, with plenty of nature references. Shimmering ambient evokes misty mountain tops while whiffs of Goa trance nod to beach sunrises. His current project, Siamese Twins Records, is also rooted in pan-Asian connections. A platform to explore old-world chants and ceremonial percussion, the label hosts much of Hargun's own work, including Bollywood-inspired acid made as Mogambo, a production outfit he runs with Jerom Doudet. All these myriad styles are present on Hargun's RA Podcast, an hour-long trip where flickering synths reverberate like gongs before morphing into an amorphous mass of dub techno, jungle noises and meandering modular sequences. Read more: http://ra.co/podcast/821

durée : 00:03:01 - En direct du monde - L'association d'hommage aux républicains espagnols a remarqué que de nombreux classiques du cinéma et de la littérature étaient toujours sous le coup de la censure établie par le régime franquiste.

Puntata dedicata al mito di Grace Kelly, da Star di Hollywood a Principessa di Monaco. Insieme a Massimiliano Bolcioni parliamo dei suoi film più importanti: Mezzogiorno di fuoco (High Noon) di Fred Zinnemann (1951) Mogambo di John Ford (1953) Il delitto perfetto (Dial M for Murder) di Alfred Hitchcock(1954) La finestra sul cortile (Rear Window) di Alfred Hitchcock (1954) Caccia al Ladro (To Catch a Thief) di Alfred Hitchcock (1955)

Today we embark on a far-flung journey to the hinterlands of Kenya for Ava's movie shoot, Mogambo. Frank is reluctantly along for the ride as Ava creates one of her best performances. All the while, he's plotting his career comeback, trying to land a movie role so perfect for him, it's like he was born for it. When opportunity calls on the other side of the world, Frank and Ava are separated again. Then their marriage faces its greatest test yet. Can you really be in love, if you aren't sure that love has a future?

"Mogambo" (1953) de John Ford. Junto a Miguel Orellana Piña.

The real story here is how well can Tim and Matt resist doing the Toto bit. One of them fares better than the other. Also they discuss The African Queen, its precipitous fall between AFI lists, grungy Bogart, screen chemistry, and Africa. Tim then presents two films with African settings that are vital to the primary romance plot, John Ford's Mogambo and Anthony Minghella's The English Patient. Talk of orientalism, megafauna, The Scramble for Africa, world war geopolitics, and, of course, maps ensues.

A conversation with Rishabha Nayyar with Jasravee Kaur Chandra in this new episode of Jagged with Jasravee addresses some key questions like What are the current stereotypes of men in advertising and popular culture? How to un-stereotype men and develop a progressive narrative for men? Why do we make men appear as villain, whenever we make woman a hero ? Why can't a brand redefine how a man ought to be ? Why can't men potrayal be real and authentic in popular culture? Rishabha argues than 'bashing men' has become a formula for every FMCG brand trying to woo the women. Create the man to be a villain. A good for nothing, unreasonable and demanding character who would probably even put the Bollywood villains to shame. He comes across as Mogambo of movie ‘Mr India'. Rishabha analyses advertising and cinema in our country over the last 10 years and comes up with typical stereotypes of men in popular culture Macho Man : Very brave, risk-taking and adventurous. Boys envy him and girls adore him. Fear or vulnerability are not word that exist in his dictionary Insensitive Man: Believes that while the Mughals have left the country, he is still their descendant and should therefore be treated like royalty. Will sit and do nothing. For him everyone is a servant Provider : He is the male version of ‘Mother India' in the context of doing things for others. He lives to only fulfil the dreams of everyone other than himself. He gets great joy in never doing something that makes him happy Rishabha asks the fundamental question- Why does a man need to be the ‘Chief wage Earner'? Why can't he be one of the wage earners.Why put so much pressure on him. He believes that the man of tomorrow wants to do things for the family but also fulfil his own dreams and desires. He wants to be a co-parent and not the absent parent. An interesting case in point is the SBI Life ad wherein the husband quits his job and lives his dream of doing a stand-up comedy Rishabha argues that the problem with continuing to put out the traditional masculine stereotypes is two-fold. One we are being as unfair to men, like we we were to women, in the past. If un-stereotype women is a movement, then we should start a similar movement for men. Secondly, we are slowing down the pace of change for men in the society as the role models that we are putting out are regressive, dated and stereo-typical. Rishaba thinks that what is missing when it comes to the narrative on men is authenticity. Neither is the guy in the ‘Share the Load' ad real nor is the ‘Complete Man'. Why does the take on men have to be so black and white? As with all things in life, men too have their greys. Why can't brands project them like that? The problem with the extreme projections that we currently have is that they are devoid of reality and as a result do not set the right expectations.He rounds it by discussing issues like should men themselves stop shying away from the reality and openly express their vulnerability / and raise a voice against incorrect portrayal . #whatmenwant​​ #consumertrends​ #thecompleteman be real and authentic ? Jagged with Jasravee is facilitated by Jasravee Kaur Chandra, Director- Brand Building, Research & Innovation at Master Sun, Consulting Brand of Adiva L Pvt. Ltd.

Set your watch for "invisible time" because we have an appointment with Mr. India! It's a curious mash-up of film tropes that span the 1930s to the 1970s, some of which have, uh, aged better than others. But who IS Mr. India? Why is his house so coveted by career criminals? Why does his incredibly talented girlfriend not get top billing? And, most importantly, how does glaring fancy-man villain Mogambo feel about all of this? (Spoiler: He's pleased.) Kick a soccer ball into someone's face and get your dancin' shoes on, it's time for B4B! Featuring Dettifoss Bergmann, Shrishma Naik, Katherine Sherlock, Andre Wallace, and Justin Zeppa.  Subscribe to the show, then rate and review us, dear friends - it's what Amrish Puri would have wanted you to do. And be sure to get caught up on past Booray For Bollywood episodes, right here in this very feed: Ep. 058 - Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge Ep. 064 - Lagaan Ep. 068 - Dabangg Ep. 078 - Sholay Instagram: @thesauropod Facebook: facebook.com/thesauropod Email: info@thesauropod.com www.thesauropod.com

Las aguas del inmenso lago Victoria devuelven el reflejo de este paraíso de biodiversidad que se extiende a partir de su orilla norte. En la bulliciosa Kampala emprendemos un gran viaje sonoro por las múltiples realidades de esta caleidoscópica nación. El fundador de la agencia local Mogambo, Patxi Rodríguez, nos guía por las calles de la capital y las cercanas poblaciones de Entebbe –famosa por su aeropuerto al borde del agua– y Jinja, nacimiento del Nilo Blanco. No podemos obviar la dura realidad social del país, que conocemos en el barrio de Kireka con Elisabeth Michot y Fabian Jowers, alma y corazón del proyecto Música para Salvar Vidas. Nuestra ruta continúa hacia el norte por el santuario de rinocerontes Ziwa y el parque nacional Kidepo. El biólogo Xavi Pedrol, el guía Clori Alves y los ugandeses Winnie Nabukeera, Timothy Kattende y Vianny Kamara se unen a este safari, que gira hacia poniente con paradas en Murchison Falls, Kibale, los cráteres de Ndali-Kasenda, los montes Ruwenzori, el parque nacional de la Reina Isabel, el lago Mburo y la selva impenetrable de Bwindi, hogar de los fascinantes gorilas de montaña. Escuchar audio

Las aguas del inmenso lago Victoria devuelven el reflejo de este paraíso de biodiversidad que se extiende a partir de su orilla norte. En la bulliciosa Kampala emprendemos un gran viaje sonoro por las múltiples realidades de esta caleidoscópica nación. El fundador de la agencia local Mogambo, Patxi Rodríguez, nos guía por las calles de la capital y las cercanas poblaciones de Entebbe –famosa por su aeropuerto al borde del agua– y Jinja, nacimiento del Nilo Blanco. No podemos obviar la dura realidad social del país, que conocemos en el barrio de Kireka con Elisabeth Michot y Fabian Jowers, alma y corazón del proyecto Música para Salvar Vidas. Nuestra ruta continúa hacia el norte por el santuario de rinocerontes Ziwa y el parque nacional Kidepo. El biólogo Xavi Pedrol, el guía Clori Alves y los ugandeses Winnie Nabukeera, Timothy Kattende y Vianny Kamara se unen a este safari, que gira hacia poniente con paradas en Murchison Falls, Kibale, los cráteres de Ndali-Kasenda, los montes Ruwenzori, el parque nacional de la Reina Isabel, el lago Mburo y la selva impenetrable de Bwindi, hogar de los fascinantes gorilas de montaña. Escuchar audio

This week, Jake watches "Greenbook" (2018) and he and Sydney discuss the 2018 Academy Awards and the release of the Snyder cut of "Justice League" (2017). Jake finally watches "The Haunting of Hill House" (2018). He didn't love it.  "Romancing the Stone" (1984) solidifies all the love for Kathleen Turner. Sydney watches "Red Dust" (1932), "The Call of the Wild" (1935) and "Mogambo" (1953) and gets why Clark Gable was crowned the "King of Hollywood".    

If you are a Bollywood fan, then you know that the villain is just as important to the story as the hero/heroine. In this episode, we countdown the top 5 villains of Bollywood according to us.

shekhar kapoor ,the director of mr india was not sure about the character of mogambo but javed akhtar was very confident ..

Uruguay, los protocolos de los trabajos esenciales, Iúdica y Telefé, las Dixie Chicas, los Dados Negros, los tarados, los subnormales, los desafiados mentales, los rengos, los ciegos, los enanos, los pito corto, las concha seca, Ronnie con peluca, Mogambo y más.

enta todas las historias y secretos de las divas de HollywoodGrace Kelly fue la una de las actrices más bellas y glamurosas de su época. Pero tras su aspecto tímido y recatado se ocultaba una joven muy enamoradiza que vivió apasionados romances con algunos de los galanes maduros más atractivos del Hollywood dorado. Vamos hoy a recordar algunos de los hombres que le robaron el corazón a Grace antes de convertirse en princesa de Mónaco.La primera película que rodó en Hollywood fue un western, “Solo ante el peligro”, con un apuesto Gary Cooper que era el galán de moda del que todas las jovencitas estaban enamoradas. Quien peor llevaba estos romances era su estricta madre la señora Margaret Kelly que no dudaba en presentarse en los rodajes cuando le llegaban rumores de que su hija estaba tonteando con algún actor Sin embargo, de quien sí se enamoró como una colegiala fue de otro famoso galán, Clark Gable, durante el rodaje de la película Mogambo.En 1953 Grace Kelly comienza a trabajar a las órdenes de Alfred Hitchcock y durante el rodaje de Crimen Perfecto de nuevo la actriz cayó rendida a los encantos del protagonista masculino, el actor Ray Milland. Esta vez la aventura no acabó muy bien. Esta vez Grace...

David, un joven valenciano, llega a Madrid para intentar convertir en realidad su vocación: ser director de cine. Allí va a ser testigo de todo el glamour que el Hollywood de los 50 va a derrochar en la noche de la capital. Hemingway parece haber olvidado su pasado republicano y no le hace ascos a lo que le ofrece el franquismo, Tyrone Power no encuentra mejor lugar para morir, Orson Welles se deja ver mientras busca localizaciones para sus películas…pero por encima de todos está Ava: del Cock al Pasapoga, del Morocco a Chicote, la protagonista de “Mogambo” vive, bebe y ama en Madrid. Pero también está la ciudad que sufre los años duros de la dictadura: las palizas en la DGS, el hambre que no termina de irse, el asfixiante control de la Iglesia… y Jarabo, José María Jarabo Pérez-Morris, truhán, señor, drogadicto, maltratador y bon vivant. Es el criminal más famoso del momento, acapara las portadas de “El Caso” tras haber asesinado a cuatro personas. Será ejecutado a garrote vil y su último deseo será una copiosa comida de Lhardy. El cine está muy presente en “Ava en la noche”. Asistimos a cómo Berlanga pica de aquí y de allá para dar forma a “El verdugo”. Bette Davis descubre (sin saberlo) las excelencias del sabor de la carne de gato. Y David, el protagonista, no duda en acercarse a tanto talento por ver si se pega algo.

Our twitter friend, Shah Shahid of The Splitscreen Podcast, joins us today as we talk about Mard. Mard (English: Man) is a 1985 Hindi action film, starring Amitabh Bachchan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amitabh_Bachchan) and Amrita Singh (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amrita_Singh) and directed by Manmohan Desai (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manmohan_Desai) .  It is the early 20th century when India remains part of the British empire. The story is about Raju (Amitabh Bachhan) , who follows in his father, Raja Azad Singh's footsteps and his fight against the British.    Podcast Episode Summary: We talk about the costumes and our confusion with the time period it was set in We talk about how there were numerous villains and parallel stories going on We talk about all of Manmohan Desai' previous movie references that were thrown in this movie Quotables: The outfits and the time period just did not match - Flo   These costumes looked like Mogambo rejects - Shah   After all these stellar performances, this was a disappointment - Tanvi

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The deep dive on Moe continues... and we like it... we like it a lot.  Enough with the monkey business though, we gotta give some advice about plushes - whatever the hell those are.  Also, we are no boys being born in a small village in Poland?

Why is it still rare to see a romantic relationship between a black man and a white woman on TV? Is Netflix more progressive depicting interracial relationships than other networks?  How did the casting of a Cheerios commercial ignite a racist backlash? In this week’s episode, we chat with Lori Tharps, a former Entertainment Weekly and Vibe Magazine writer, novelist and Associate Professor of Journalism at Temple University about how interracial relationships are portrayed on film and TV. Lori breaks down the positive and negative aspects about the depiction of some of the more memorable interracial relationships in pop culture including Tom and Helen Willis on The Jeffersons, Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner in The Bodyguard and Aziz Ansari’s love interests in Master of None. Then, Amita gives her rating and review of Jose James’ latest covers album Lean on Me and sells Sean on a new single from her multi-talented fantasy husband- Riz MC aka Riz Ahmed. Links: Follow Lori on Twitter & Instagram Lori’s blog- My American Melting Pot Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @PopInsiders Like us on Facebook And you can also find us on MaximumFun.org Riz MC- “Mogambo” 

Summer movie blockbuster season is well underway and there's no better time to revisit our episode that focuses on what goes in to making movie trailers. Have you ever wondered how a movie trailer is created? Have you ever questioned why you see a shot in a trailer that doesn't exist in the film or fretted over the amount of plot detail a trailer reveals? Well wonder no more! This week, we speak to Nati Braunstein, Co-President and Creative Director at the Creative Advertising agency, Aspect, and get a look inside the process of making memorable movie trailers. Nati discusses the collaborative effort behind the production of trailers and reveals some inside info about the trailers and TV spots for Aquaman and Mary Poppins Returns. Plus, in the Big Sell, Sean reviews the new Riz MC single, "Mogambo" and sells Amita on an article about Stan Lee after his passing. Aspect Website Aspect on Twitter Aspect Instagram If you enjoyed this episode check out: Our conversation with the Music Supervisor of The Florida Project and Tangerine Our conversation with the Cinematographer of 20 Feet From Stardom and Won't You Be My Neighbor? Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @PopInsiders Like us on Facebook And you can also find us on MaximumFun.org

Actor, activist and rapper Riz Ahmed talks about his role in "Venom," the importance of representation in film and what compelled him to write his song "Mogambo." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anupam Kher recently revealed that he was the first choice to play Mogambo in Mr India, but he was later replaced by Amrish Puri. To know more check out the video.

Centenario de Jennifer Jones. El Oscar de Penélope Cruz. Charlamos con José Luis Gil. “Mogambo” y “Una noche en la ópera” en nuestras secciones fijas

Centenario de Jennifer Jones. El Oscar de Penélope Cruz. Charlamos con José Luis Gil. “Mogambo” y “Una noche en la ópera” en nuestras secciones fijas

Amrishlal Puri was an Indian actor, who was an important figure in Indian theatre and cinema. Famously known as Mogambo has interesting stories related to his life. To know check out the video.

This week the top stories on FC Flash were:  1)Tanushree Dutta versus Nana Patekar continued to dominate the headlines. Patekar denies allegations of intimidation and sexual harassment. He has sent a legal notice to Tanushree. 2) Comedian and YouTuber Utsav Chakraborty was called out on Twitter for sending unsolicited sexually explicit photographs to women. 3) Teasers of Uri and Manikarnika. 4) Deepika Padukone will play acid attack survivor Laxmi Agarwal in her next film directed by Meghna Gulzar. 5) Krishna Raj Kapoor, the first lady of the Kapoor family and the original lady in white passed away. 6) Photo of the Week: Tom Hardy says ‘Mogambo khush hua’.

Have you ever wondered how a movie trailer is created? Have you ever questioned why you see a shot in a trailer that doesn't exist in the film or fretted over the amount of plot detail a trailer reveals? Well wonder no more! This week, we speak to Nati Braunstein, Co-President and Creative Director at the Creative Advertising agency, Aspect, and get a look inside the process of making memorable movie trailers. Nati discusses the collaborative effort behind the production of  trailers and reveals some inside info about the trailers and TV spots for the highly anticipated Aquaman and Mary Poppins Returns. Plus, in the Big Sell, Sean reviews the new Riz MC single, "Mogambo" and sells Amita on an article about Stan Lee after his passing. Aspect Website Aspect on Twitter Aspect Instagram If you enjoyed this episode check out: Our conversation with the Music Supervisor of The Florida Project and Tangerine Our conversation with the Cinematographer of 20 Feet From Stardom and Won't You Be My Neighbor? Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @PopInsiders Like us on Facebook And you can also find us on MaximumFun.org

S3E18 Kelly full of Grace: The Films of Grace Kelly- This week, in advance of what would have been her 89th birthday (Nov. 12th), your host "The Travis at Toko Ri" and co-host "Shawn the Swan" get classy with a discussion of the films of Grace Kelly. In the Re-casts we give the royal treatment to the somewhat problematic "Mogambo" from 1953 then we sneak in and steal your mother's jewels with Hitchcock's classic "To Catch a Thief" from 1955. Also enjoy regular segments like Movie News, The D.O.C.D. w/ Chief Corrections Officer Dana, Midnight Dbl. Feature, Beer check-ins, #2018MovieMarathon and more.

#pressure #cooker #expectation #BoardResults #Taarezameenpar #3Idiots #rancho #Virus #onscreen #advance #booking #Beizzati #Doctor #engineer #Scientist #MBA #science #Arts #Commers #Sharmajeekaladka #Photosynthesis #kudrat #karishma #Mogambo #Baap #gayab #avishkar

Programa "Rodando" dirigido y presentado por José María Morenete y Agustí. Rodando, es un espacio dedicado al Cine, “El Séptimo Arte”. Emitido el Viernes, 27/04/18 de 15:30 a 16:00 h. a través de esmiradio.es #Rodando lo puedes escuchar en directo los Viernes, Sábados y Domingos de 15:30 a 16 h. a través de #Internet en http://www.esmiradio.es o también en #directo a través de #Tune-In, #iVoox o la #aplicación "esmiradio.es" disponible en #GooglePlay, #iTunes y #BlackberryWorld. Consulta nuestra #programación en http://www.esmiradio.es

El programa más gamberro y gumbo llega a su quinto programa. The Reverend Hotfoot Jackson ha preparado una selección de los mejores gumbotemas para disfrutar del Rock 'n Roll, Surf, Soul y allegados. Una hora repleta de temazos que se emite en directo a las 19h en www.ipopfm.com. Es es el TRACKLIST de hoy! 01. Country Dudes - Have A Ball 02. Onie Wheeler - Onie's Bop 03. Don & Dewey - Jungle Hop 04. Kip Tyler - Jungle Hop 05. The Mogambo's - Bi-Aza-Ku-Sasa 06. Carl Mann - Ubangi Stomp 07. The Lyrics - So What!! 08. The Shandells - Gorilla 09. Saxie Russell - El Monkey 10. High Keyes - Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) 11. Geno Washington - I Can't Let You Go 12. Gino Washington - Gino Is A Coward 13. Gene Summers - School Of Rock 'N Roll 14. Jerry Lee Lewis - High School Confidential 15. Little Jerry Williams - She's So Devine 16. Clarence Reid - Polk Salad Annie 17. Tony Joe White - Soul Francisco 18. Johnny Jones - Purple Haze 19. Curtis Knight - Hornet's Nest 20. Young John Watson - Space Guitar 21. Dwight Pullen - Sunglasses After Dark 22. Benny Ingram - Jello Sal BE GUMBO MY FRIEND!

On our 11th episode we discuss Super Villains including the greatest! Amrish Puri!

Bienvenidos ERA Magazine, el podcast diario de la música independiente española. En el capítulo de hoy entrevistamos al grupo mallorquín Zulu Zulu. Tres músicos mallorquines aterrizan en la escena independiente a golpe de ritmos africanos y melodías pop. Una extraña psicodelia de pop-rock que se hace llamar Zulu Zulu, pero, cuidado, que sus tres componentes no son cualquier cosa: Fi-Lyon, M. Zebra y Girafa. Con unos nombres así podemos esperar cualquier cosa en su primer disco que lleva por nombre Defensa Zebra (comprar aquí) y que está editado por Foehn Records. # Buenos días Girafa. Bienvenido al podcast de ERA Magazine. Antes de nada, nuestra audiencia se merece una explicación. ¿Quiénes sois, de dónde venís, adónde vaís? Y, sobre todo, ¿qué música hacéis? # La primera canción que vamos a escuchar se llama “Bamboo Position”. Háblanos de ella. # ¿Por qué está tan presente África en Zulu Zulu, tanto en ritmos, nombres de canciones, indumentaria…? # Porque según nos han contado, al escenario salís con máscaras. # Segundo tema, “Agumga Family”. # ¿Qué influencias musicales os llevan hasta Zulu Zulu? # “Mogambo”, tercera canción que vienes a presentarnos. # Háblanos de vuestras actuaciones en directo, cómo trasladáis este sonido al escenario. Además, estáis en plena gira de presentación. # Muchas gracias por haber estado en el podcast de ERA Magazine, seguiremos atentos vuestros pasos. ¿Con qué canción nos despedimos? (“Kilimanjaro Birds”). Con “Kilimanjaro Birds” nos despedimos del podcast por hoy. Ya sabéis que para contactar con ERA Magazine sólo tienes que enviarnos un mensaje desde eramagazine.fm/contacto. Y si nos escuchas desde iTunes o iVoox, te agradeceríamos mucho una valoración de 5 estrellas para que podamos convertir a mucha más gente al indie español. Muchos todavía no lo saben, pero el indie les encanta. Muy buen fin de semana. El lunes nos escuchamos de nuevo. Adiós. (Foto Zulu Zulu por Eva Plasencia)

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This week, Mal Vincent shares his insights on the 1953 movie, Mogambo and its leading stars. The film starring Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, and Grace Kelly is the first of three films in Vincent’s “Glamour Girls of the Silverscreen” film festival at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art in Virginia Beach.

Director John Ford hadn't seen the film Red Dust when he agreed to direct its 1953 remake Mogambo but was intrigued by the challenge of bringing his skills with filming the wide open spaces of the American West to the African serengeti.  For his male lead he chose Clark Gable, in desperate need of a hit in his middle age. Ava Gardner, who brought along contentious boyfriend Frank Sinatra to the African location shoot, and Grace Kelly, rumored to have started a torrid affair with Gable, played the love interests.   Besides discussing the steamy and wild Mogambo and some of the backstage tensions that informed it, our Hot Date hosts catch us up on their recently seen. Vicky gives her thoughts on The Seven Samurai, Manchester by the Sea, Collateral Beauty, the doc Harmontown and her new blu-ray of A Hard Day's Night. Dan talks about George Romero's Martin, Cold in July, Prometheus, and 1971's Kiss of the Tarantula.  Their chat also leads them to the passing of Carrie Fisher and George Michael and the music and world events of October 1953.  A three way with Clark Gable, Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly in the African jungle! 1953's Mogambo is on Hot Date.  Leave us some feedback. 

Jason Burack and Eric Dubin are back for another episode of Welcome to Dystopia! In episode 4, they host their first guest, Richard Daughty aka the Mogambo Guru, http://mogamboguru.com/Richard used to write for the The Daily Reckoning and he had a newsletter for many years. His archived articles can be found on the blog website above Junior Mogambo Ranger (JMR) Doug maintains. Here's Richard's bio: Richard Daughty (Mogambo Guru) is general partner and COO for Smith Consultant Group, serving the financial and medical communities, and the writer/publisher of the Mogambo Guru economic newsletter, an avocational exercise to better heap disrespect on those who desperately deserve it. The Mogambo Guru is quoted frequently in Barron's, The Daily Reckoning, and other fine publications.Mogambo's most recent piece was published a few days ago here on Lew Rockwell's website:https://www.lewrockwell.com/2015/06/r...Topics discussed on the show:* Is Mogambo Guru surprised TPTB have managed to kick the can down the road since 2008 without another major collapse?*Greece's Default and whether they are an intentional sacrificial lamb like Lehman Brothers was?*Political Corruption at all levels of government in the US*Gold and Silver Market Manipulation* TPP or Trans-Pacific Partnership and what's hidden in the agreement? *Jason's (unfortunate) dating and social life in DC are also discussed and Jason cited the mini documentary about how bad dating is in DC http://www.dated-series.com/. Eric and Richard both suggest Jason should move away ASAP. Stories and Nominees for Scumbag of the Week:http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles...http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/30/politic...

Mogambo! Larry talks about the movie Mogambo and how you really can't beat Eva Gardner and Grace Kelly in the same movie. And we hear a good joke about Mr. Murphy in a bar and then Larry recites "Domestic Silence" by Scroobius Pip on The Poetry Corner. Quote Of The Week: "Some pinhead is always going to have a lot of questions." Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox Audio Engineer: Dr. Chris Laxamana

Hey Hey Hey!!! Aquí tenéis el primer capitulo de "Chicos de la calle", programa de radio que me he sacado de la manga y que grabo en mi guarida.De momento este viaje no tiene destino pero si origen, la casa ocupada de Buenavista (Donosti 1990-2007 aprox.). En este primer capitulo explico lo que allí viví siendo un pipiolo de 15 o 16 primaveras. Nunca olvidaré la primera vez que entre en esa vieja escuela junto con Emmanuel, y Martin De la mano de su hermano (y casi mio también) Alex (Os quiero Lertxundis). Era el sitio en el que quería estar, el lugar en el que tenia que estar... Me flipaba con toda la peña que veia, todos esos locales de ensallo, todas esas bandas increíbles...Y de allí al Mogambo...Pero esa es otra historia... Lo mejor es que me deje de lloriqueos y que lo escuchéis, dura 30 minutillos... Vamos allá! Unión chicos de la calle!!! http://chicosdelacalleradio.blogspot.com.es/

Juanma González nos descubre las localizaciones de District 9, Invictus, Memorias de África, Mogambo, Las minas del Rey salomón y El jardinero fiel. 

Juan Manuel González nos desvela la magia de Kenia a través de películas como Mogambo, Las nieves del Kilimanjaro, El jardinero fiel, Memorias de africa, Nacida libre y Tomb Raider II, entre otras.

"Mogambo", de John Ford.

Episode 12. Villains. Want to be a hero or heroine? Learn how to find the perfect villain. Transcripts of the Hindi to English translations and links to music and movies are available at http://housefull.cuttingchai.com