Podcasts about muriel's wedding

For this week's Show and Tell, Emily brings Shrill, the Hulu comedy series starring Aidy Bryant which just finished its three season run, and Ed brings Muriel's Wedding, the Australian comedy that served as a breakthrough for Toni Collette and Rachel Griffiths. They also pay tribute to Ned Beatty. 00:00:00 - 00:18:09 - Intro & News 00:18:10 - 00:53:51 - Emily & Ed discuss Shrill and Muriel's Wedding 00:53:52 - 00:58:36 - SRS Recommends & Outro

A movie in which we think Muriel is not so terrible! Unlike her sister. Next Week's Movie: THE KISSING BOOTH --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aggrc/support

An effervescent dark comedy that addresses the crushing nature of patriarchy while also paying tribute to ABBA on a number of levels? We gushed about Muriel's Wedding with the endlessly marvelous Laura Lippman. You can find Laura's books here, and you can find Laura on Twitter here! Why Are Dads is a show in which hosts Sarah Marshall and Alex Steed attempt to understand what the hell it means to be the grown children of dads and other dad-like figures. And, as they do with all difficult subject matter, they do so by looking through a pop culture lens. You can find us on Twitter, Instagram and Patreon. You can find producer and music director Carolyn Kendrick's music here. She's also on Twitter. Fresh Lesh produces the beats for our episodes.

This week we review two movies - An American Pickle (2020) and Muriel's Wedding (1994) - released 25 years apart. But if you think that means we can't tie these two together...you are mistaken! Mostly tied together by Abi's hatred, and Matt's eternal optimism. See who wins! Email us at namingamoviepodcastishard@gmail.com!   Theme music by our good friend John Hollahan. Find him at johnhollahan.bandcamp.com/

You're terrible Muriel. Or is it Mariel? We watched Muriel's Wedding (1994) with our friend Devin Lotfi (I Don't Want to Hear That Podcast) and our lives are just as good as an Abba song. Get ready to listen to some questionable Aussie accents as we recount this mid-90's gem that introduced the world to ICON Toni Collette.  Muriel (Collette) yearns to leave her oppressive family, evil friends and and boring town of Porpoise Spit for the big city life in Sydney. She just happens to steal thousands to get there.  Hey, if my mom handed me blank check to kick off my burgeoning MLM business I just might embezzle a grand or two to start a new life myself. Some of you might mis-remember this as a lighthearted comedy but we're here to tell you it gets dark - but only right before Muriel gets her happy ending. Indeed her life is just as good as Dancing Queen.

We got a request from across the pond from our super fan, Judith, as we talk the film, Muriel's Wedding.  Did this movie fall flat for us American boys?  Tune in and find out!!!!

"What a coincidence" Show Notes: We head to a land down under this week for Muriel's Wedding, where women sing ABBA and men blunder. Topics of discussion are nature/nurture, platonic friend relationships, and adoration of Toni Collette. #PCDeprived We're also on Patreon! Eloquent Gushing is 100% supported by listeners like you. If you'd like access to exclusive content, Get in touch! If you have thoughts about the episode or want to suggest something for a future episode, you can comment on this post at , you can email us at  or find us on . Don’t forget to

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Taking it back to 1994 for this episode, join Cassie and Hel to chat about this hilarious, poignant and memorable movie, Muriel's Wedding. We cover our usual segments including representation, astrology and fashion, and traverse many other topics along the way.

Rachel Griffiths (Muriel's Wedding, Six Feet Under) and Ruth Madeley (Years and Years) give exclusive interviews about their work in this special uncut version of our latest video show on the BFI YouTube. Actor Ruth Madeley talks to Anna about Diversity In Ability and her latest film, Verisimilitude, in which she plays a wheelchair user training an able bodied actor for a role as a character with disabilities. She talks about the practice of casting able bodied actors and explains her views about the urgent need for change. Rachel Griffiths shares the inside track on her directorial debut, Ride Like A Girl, and explains how important it is to cast actors with Downs Syndrome. She also shares hilarious stories about filming Muriel’s Wedding, talks about her intense role in Six Feet Under, and brings her French bulldog in for a chat! You can see the video versions of these interviews here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkOdRT8c4DM Become a patron of Girls On Film on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/girlsonfilmpodcast Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/GirlsOnFilm_Pod  www.twitter.com/annasmithjourno
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WARNING - HORNINESS LEVEL: EXTREME This week's film is The Handmaiden (2016) directed by Park Chan-Wook, and hooo boy if it isn't the most perverted film either of the beefboys have ever seen. Like..... JESUS. Words can't really describe the mind that went into creating this movie. It's like someone put Oldboy, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, and Oliver Twist in a blender and then made Lars von Trier direct it. We also talk about Upgrade (2018) and Oscar watched Muriel's Wedding (1994). Spoilers for The Handmaiden from 1:29:50 Spoilers for Muriel's Wedding from 0:36:30 to 0:41:55 Next week on Beef Station: Da 5 Bloods (2020), available on Netflix.

In this episode, Lian and Greg watch The Truth About Cats & Dogs (1996) and Muriel's Wedding (1994) and play a couple rounds of Heads Up over voice chat. There are a couple places where some audio dropped during recording, so there might be some audio disparities. Content Warning: This episode includes brief discussion of eating disorders and suicide. Follow us on Letterboxd, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @movieketchuppod

This week we chat with Laurene Cooper-Fox about which of life's truths can be gleaned from the Australian movie classic-turned-musical - Muriel’s Wedding!The Sydney Morning Herald commented that: "Muriel's Wedding feels like the complete package: a beloved film seamlessly updated; a central character who retains all the ambiguities that made you root for her in the first place; a conspicuously inventive score peppered with classic pop hits, and a mainstage debut that will be talked about for years. Adapting his own screenplay to the stage and into the social media present, PJ Hogan's book amplifies the Cinderella aspects of Muriel's story without sacrificing the satirical and melancholic elements that gave the film its depth and heart."FIND MORE FROM LAURENE HERE:https://www.cfphotography.com.au/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muriel%27s_Wedding_(musical)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muriel%27s_Weddinghttps://www.australianstage.com.au/201903268934/reviews/melbourne/muriel-s-wedding-%E2%80%93-the-musical.htmlhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110598/https://music.apple.com/au/album/muriels-wedding-the-musical-the-original-cast-recording/1325404036https://open.spotify.com/album/5LvKQzozJQw1uURRtLhREOLike us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! Support us on Patreon!Email us: musicalstaughtmepodcast@gmail.comVisit our home on the web thatsnotcanonproductions.comOur theme song and interstitial music all by the one and only Benedict Braxton Smith. Find out more about him at www.benedictbraxtonsmith.com

Ailsa and Kylie talk about the episode where everyone is in a riotous mood at the CFA dance. They also discuss bad coffee, bad excuses and Muriel's Wedding. seachangerspodcast@gmail.com www.facebook.com/seachangerspodcast/ This podcast is recorded on Noongar land. We would like to acknowledge the Binjareb and Whadjuk people as traditional custodians of this land and pay respect to their Elders past and present. SEACHANGE THEME Written & performed by Richard Pleasance © LilliPilli IP Licensed courtesy of ITV Artwork by www.eddshepherd.com

In this episode, Dillon and Talia discuss regional slang and accents, Toni Collette, their mutual love of Margot Robbie, Australian pop culture, Chinese food traditions, and of course, MURIEL'S WEDDING. Instagram: @dillonwmcp @dill.on.film @taliarosecam

We're beautiful!! This Ozzie RomCom had us laughing, crying and so much more - not quite topping our list, it's still worth a watch!

On our Series Two opener, we gush about P.J. Hogan's 1994 very Aussie, ABBA-tastic comedy, Muriel's Wedding, starring Toni Collette and Rachel Griffiths. It's the perfect way to celebrate the Time of Valens (aka Galentine's Day). Amy and Cristina count the film among their very favorites, and Baxter had never seen it.Regardless, this viewing brought up some stuff for all three of us! We touch on such topics as philandering fathers, emotionally battered mothers, body image issues, early adulthood besties, and inspirational musicians. It's a lot more fun than it sounds? We also attempt Australian accents with varying degrees of success.  

It's the off season but we HAD to do an Oscars Special! Hear our picks for who we think SHOULD grab the gold, who we think we get it instead, and who we think got snubbed for the big 6 categories (Best Pic, Acting, and Directing). Lots of shit-talking Joaquin Phoenix in this episode, if you're into that. Series 2 of Paid in Puke premieres on February 11th with Muriel's Wedding! 

In the latest episode of Film Stories with Simon Brew, one massively expensive blockbuster, and an indie hit that had to scrape every penny together. The Lone Ranger (2013) was originally going to be made by Columbia after the success of The Mask Of Zorro. Eventually, Disney took it on - but with some sizeable problems. For Muriel's Wedding (1994), writer/director PJ Hogan had a fight and a half on his hands just to get the funding together. Stories of both are discussed in this episode. Find Simon on Twitter at @simonbrew, and the podcast can be found at @filmstoriespod. You can find the Film Stories website here. Support our work at www.patreon.com/simonbrew.

Sofia Takal's reimagining of the beloved 1974 horror film keeps our yuletides dark (but in a good way)! Black Christmas responds well to a modern social justice revamp, but you'll never guess who DIDN'T like it (hint: #notallmen). Sure, there are some Hot Probs, but it's nothing that hasn't befallen a million dude-helmed horror movies before it. Black Christmas stars Imogen Poots and the absolutely dee-lightful Alesye Shannon. We also ask: What holiday object would be your weapon of choice when battling a group of enrobed misogynists? This is our last episode of season (series) one! Please join us again mid-Feb 2020 for our next batch of episodes which will include such delights as Bound, Muriel's Wedding, and the original Bechdel example, Alien! In the meantime... lick it up, baby! 

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Martin McGrath ACS talks about his recent film RIDE LIKE A GIRL which has opened in the #1 spot at the Australian Box Office.  Marty discusses his creative and technical approach to the film as well as collaborating with Director Rachel Griffiths, A-Camera Operator Jessica Clarke-Nash and Editor Jill Bilcock ACE ASE.   Marty also talks about his work on the iconic MURIEL'S WEDDING and BLUE MURDER as well as how his career began with an early morning coincidence at Caulfield Race Course in Melbourne when he was a teenager.

Transparent Musical Finale + Birds of Passage, Kanye on iMax, Rhonda from Muriel's Wedding has directed the highest grossing Australian film of the year and Midsommar is offering therapy.

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Muriel's Wedding the Musical, is a new and original Australian musical produced by Global Creatures (Moulin Rouge, King Kong, Strictly Ballroom) and it is a smash hit! The musical is based on the 1994 movie of the same name, the book is written by PJ Hogan (who wrote/directed the movie), with original lyrics and music by Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall. And yes, it has ABBA songs. I was thrilled to sit down and chat to Natalie Abbott (Muriel) and Stefanie Jones (Rhonda). These two ladies are stepping into the spotlight as lead performers and they are both simply stunning. In fact, Natalie makes her professional debut as Muriel and was nominated for her first Helpmann Award. This is a great interview, sharing stories behind the musical and Sydney filming locations from the original movie.

This week Murphy is joined by his mates guys Katherine Allan, Siobhan Hanlon and Vicky Hanlon to drink Imperial Witches Brew at The Imperial Hotel and discuss Mission: Impossible, shots, Bowie, Muriel's Wedding, The Premix King, straws, Morrissey, schoolies, Dexter, and more! Check out Vicky here: https://vickyhanlon.com/gems1 Katherine here: twitter.com/kathrillhouse Siobhan here: instagram.com/vonhanlon/ All Murphy's stuff is here: murphymclachlan.com Follow Beer Eye on Twitter: https://twitter.com/matesguys And please like the FB page: www.facebook.com/beereyematesguys/  

Colson, Ben and Jack gather around to watch a film that you could probably get your hands on (listen to last week's episode if you don't get the reference). You might be surprised to find out that Muriel's Wedding was Ben and Jack's choice - so when Colson got down to watching did he love the Abba-filled flick as much as you might expect? This could See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Morgan and Gavia discuss the 1994 classic of Australian indie cinema "Muriel's Wedding." They compare it to other coming of age films, analyze its combination of comedy and drama, and praise its refreshing depiction of awkward young womanhood.

This week, I'm joined by Leanne Kubicz to queen out on 1994's Muriel's Wedding! We share our love for Toni Collette and ABBA, our appreciation for Rachel Griffiths' presence in this movie, and of course, we celebrate the deeply nuanced performance of Muriel's mother Betty by Jeannie Dryden. We go deep on Muriel's journey from lonely pathological liar to grown woman, talk about the tragic circumstances of her iconic sister Joanie and both have so much to say about Rhonda's mom at the end of this movie. Follow Leanne at @lianemarieK! Get in touch with me! Email: inthedetailspod@gmail.com Twitter: @colindrucker Instagram: @colindrucker_

Jamie Green (Bits Before Crits) joins Jake and Sam to discuss Toni Collette's breakout role in Muriel's Wedding! They talk about narrative empathy, social capital, and ABBA.Be our friend!Pod: @thetoniawards on InstagramJake: @everhartnyc on Instagram, @therealjakobeem on TwitterSam: @samalaprosser on Instagram, @samalaprosser on TwitterJamie: @mrbroodcity on Instagram, @mrbroodcity on TwitterBits Before Crits: @bitsbeforecrits on Instagram, @bitsbeforecrits on Twitter

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Brose, Dan, Corrine and new panelist Emily Carr head down to Porpoise Spit to witness the wedding of a life time; Muriel’s Wedding! Toni Colette and Rachel Griffiths get the ChatFlix treatment as we look back at PJ Hogan’s amazing film. Also; a special interview with Muriel’s Wedding Star Roz Hammond!

Tom and Lia chat about Gamora's Endgame, how binge worthy shows are written, Achie vs Predator, The Walking Dead spin off news, Marvel moving to Sydney's Fox Studios, Brie Larson's Unicorn Store, Muriel's Wedding, Bong Appetit, Hellboy is a bad boy, Project Blue Book and an Instagram quiz.

This week I talk to John from Beyond the Boxset about his favourite movie. Murial's Wedding. Is it really that good? Why would he like a movie about people this horrible?   Follow Me: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AussieNerdsPod Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/yy9f4zcm   Follow Beyond the Box Set: Website: https://tinyurl.com/y3h46v4g Twitter: https://tinyurl.com/y47y699d Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/yyr8meva

Steal a dress and grab your copy of ABBA Gold, this week we're going down under for MURIEL'S WEDDING, the 1994 Australian comedy starring the wonderful Toni Collette, the amazing Rachel Griffiths and what else do you really need? This little-Aussie-movie-that-could, along with Strictly Ballroom and Priscilla Queen of the Dessert, helped put Australian cinema on the world map (though it should be held accountable for the crime of re-popularizing ABBA with the mushy masses). But how does it hold up today? Listen here to find out and don't forget to subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher. Also, follow us on Facebook or Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign, or purchasing Rewatchability t-shirts at TeePublic! 

For the month of January, the Cinema Catch-Up Club is focusing on Australian films. This week, host Stephen B. Platt is joined by special guests Katrina Johnston and Geordie Crawley as they review 'Muriel's Wedding'. Listen in as they discuss sailors, shoplifting, and Sydney: City of Brides. Plus, we name our top three ABBA songs!

Jimmy and ken hit double figures, the boys meet their first non-human fans, We learn about Ken's past as a brawler and the boys review their first Aussie film, the 1994 comedy hit Muriel's Wedding. Join comedian Jimmy Eaton and his brand new father-in-law Ken Tyers as they learn all about each other through the films they love and loath.

In episode 11 Harrie and Lorraine discuss Australian Cinema. As usual their likes and dislikes differ somewhat as reflected in the five movie choices under discussion in episode 11. It was a hard task to decide which five to discuss but they whittled it down to a varied choice of Crocodile Dundee, Muriel's Wedding, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Babadook and Mad Max, Fury Road. They also discuss their recent film and TV watches, what they want to watch next and in the spirit of this episode they stuck with Australian Cinema in the Flashback Film Club, this week it's the 1992 ballroom extravaganza, Strictly Ballroom. Enjoy listening! For updates, reviews and behind the scenes info follow Show Me The Podcast via one or all of the below options: LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/Show-Me-The-Podc…145049682780218/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: www.twitter.com/smtpcast/ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:www.instagram.com/showmethepodcast/ GET TO KNOW YOUR HOSTS: Harrie: @talesofpeck on twitter and instagram , talesofpeck.wordpress.com/ Lorraine: @mumswhowingit on twitter and instagram, mumswhowingit.com/ Music: 'A life in Pictures' by David Hilowitz --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/show-me-the-podcast/message

WHAT a wedding it was. "Muriel's Wedding" (1994) is more than a romance and more than a comedy. It's about finding out that you're more than just a "Mariel". Listen as we hear why Meg found this movie sad and how it scarred her for life when she first watched it as a 7 year old. And no, we don't do any Australia accents.

Paul and Erin review two films about weddings scored to the music of ABBA: the campy 2008 jukebox musical MAMMA MIA!, and the 1994 Australian comedy-drama MURIEL'S WEDDING. Plus: our quick takes on ANT-MAN AND THE WASP, UNCLE DREW, LEAVE NO TRACE and SORRY TO BOTHER YOU.

KIKI AND MB ARE HERE BABES!!!! Lakeith Stanfield, John Mayer, currency, and national treasure Toni Collette are all up for discussion in our 29th episode. Turns out Muriel's Wedding is a classic. Mary Beth's Instagram Kyra's Instagram

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Summary: "Tim Sims." This week we kick off Bride Month with one of the most anti-wedding wedding films of all time: Muriel's Wedding. Also discussed: A Little Life, Jennifer Castle and axe throwing. Show notes: Muriel's Wedding trailer Erica Jong quotes Enchanted April trailer Muriel's Wedding is a feminist masterpiece and more relevant than ever Changing the ending of Muriel's Wedding was a betrayal of its feminist spirit Recommendations: Andrea: Jennifer Castle (music) Lisa: A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara (book). (Yes, we know this is the 3rd time!) Music credits: "Back to the '90s" by Douglas Mulvey aka D-REX From Free Music Archive CC BY 4.0 Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From Incompetch CC BY 3.0 Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst From Free Music Archive CC BY-SA 3.0 NL Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Pop This! is two women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Press play and come hang out with your two new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin and recorded at the Vancouver Public Library's wonderful Inspiration Lab.

Sometimes it takes a twisted little psychological horror movie to remind you that Toni Collette is one of our finest actors working today. Make no mistake, after you've seen "Hereditary" (and you really should!), you'll remember once again that she's one of our most versatile actors.  In this first visit to "Happy Sad Confused," Josh takes Toni down memory lane, from her humble beginnings in Australia, the shocking successes of "Muriel's Wedding" and "The Sixth Sense" to mixing it up with Vin Diesel for "XXX: The Return of Xander Cage".  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part one of this episode, the Australian cult classic Muriel's Wedding was discussed, from the Abba slathered soundtrack to the humour and even the weirdness of the movie as a whole. Not to mention how surprisingly enjoyable we found it.   In part 2 we talked about 1994 as a year in film overall - and it was a positively stacked entry for beloved movies.   We will, unfortunately, have to put the planned discussion on Blade Runner 2049 on hold for the next month or two because...Preacher's back! Join us later this week for our recap of season 2 as well as our discussion on the opening episode of season 3.    You can visit Ken's vlog channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/KayKayVlogs   The video of this weeks episode is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOVhKs9SUBk&t=1s    Let us know any thoughts via the usual contact channels below. See you next time. Keep on Preachin'!   https://www.facebook.com/preachinonpr...   https://twitter.com/PreachinPod   preachinonpreacher@gmail.com   Theme is Low Battery Blues by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD) (c) 2014 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/4... Ft: Javolenus

Daniel Lapaine brings 'La Pain' to this episode of the pod for an exclusive - and raucous - interview about his work on Black Mirror. Lapaine - who shot to fame as a dreamy swimmer in 1994 Australian comedy Muriel's Wedding - has a very special place in the Black Mirror universe.He's in not just one, but two episodes. He makes a cameo appearance at the start of Season 1's The Entire History of You, on the interview panel sizing up Liam (Toby Kebbell).He returns to the show to take the lead in the first story of Black Museum, The Pain Addict, based on a short story by magician Penn Jillette. It's a performance that only works if the actor throws himself fully in - and Lapaine does, orgasm noises at a hospital bedside and all. Well, if Rolo Haynes (Douglas Hodge, who's been interviewed on the podcast) was okay with it, we're going to have to be too. Listen to our analysis of Black Museum. --For more Black Mirror stuff, follow our Twitter @BlackMirrorCrrr, join the conversation in our Facebook group or read more at mirror.co.uk/blackmirror Thanks for listening! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week on the show, in honour of the recent passing of R. Lee Ermey, we took on Stanley Kubrick's 1987 war epic, "Full Metal Jacket." Ermey's stellar performance aside, we found the second half of the movie somewhat patchy, to say the least.    In the second half, we discussed the best and worst war movies in general. For all your Apocolypse Now's, there's clearly some stinkers out there that have serious potential for a future bad movie on this podcast.    Next week on the show, we've finally taken the repeated suggestion of 1994's Muriel's Wedding from Edel Níc Cába.    Our question of the week will be:   1994: A Year in Film and T.V.   You can visit Ken's vlog channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/KayKayVlogs   The video of this weeks episode is available here: https://youtu.be/nTwgNFWnRoE    Let us know any thoughts via the usual contact channels below. See you next time. Keep on Preachin'!   https://www.facebook.com/preachinonpr...   https://twitter.com/PreachinPod   preachinonpreacher@gmail.com   Theme is Low Battery Blues by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD) (c) 2014 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/4... Ft: Javolenus

Tv-vært Chris Pedersen gæster Tårekanalen og har taget et australsk tema med sig! Vi taler nemlig både om Muriel's Wedding (1994) og Please Like Me (2013-16) der begge, ud over at komme fra Down Under, er værker, der har rørt Chris til tårer. Vi taler om at være anderledes, om coming of age, besværlige familieforhold, balancen mellem det tragiske og det komiske - og meget mere. Velkommen til Tårekanalen! Musik: Anders Colstrup Hvass & Jonas Wetterslev. 

On this episode of our podcast, we’re joined by Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall, who have written the music and lyrics for Muriel’s Wedding the Musical. Kate is best known as a pop singer-songwriter with an operatic voice. Together with Keir she’s written award-winning songs and earned a dedicated following. They’re also a couple in life and, last year, became parents to a gorgeous little boy. In between all this, they found time to chat with our Content Manager Carl Nilsson-Polias about the songs for Muriel’s Wedding and how they got involved with the project.   http://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/murielswedding Muriel’s Wedding, 6 Nov 2017 – 27 Jan 2018, Roslyn Packer Theatre Seeing the show? Let us know your thoughts. Tag @sydneytheatreco and #STCMurielsWedding

Guest KT Hawbaker, writer and host of A Fairy Home Companion, introduces one of her favorite movies, Muriel's Wedding, to Tom and returning champion Chris Rife. This movie has a massive number of Abba songs, gloriously garish 80s fashion, delightful Australian accents, hilarious jokes, brutal diagnoses, life-destroying lies, emotional abuse, and suicide. To say the least, it is a unique and fascinating movie. Will Tom and Chris see it the same way KT did growing up in Iowa? Check it out and see, buds!

On this episode we plan to podcast through technical difficulties to promote our favorite film and performance of the year (so far) with THE WEDDING PLAN. This 2016 Israeli film makes its way to the States by tackling a lot of rom-com conventions we have grown accustomed to with a female lead's worth being determined by their romantic partner or lack thereof. Two previous films have also explored this idea in comedic fashion. One from our Australian friends (we promise this ends the streak of films from that penal colony) in MURIEL'S WEDDING, and the other from a gentler time when America didn't hate Adam Sandler in THE WEDDING SINGER. Join us for what is our first and last wedding season episode! ALSO: Congratulations to friend and contributor to the show Derek Stewart for getting married this past weekend!

From Geelong theatre to Muriel's Wedding to new world of TV drama, Rachel Griffiths has made her place in both Hollywood and Aussie drama. Rachel tells Jenny about her steps from stage to big screen to TV, her near death experience giving birth to her third child while also working on 'Brothers & Sisters', and how she manages her new working life between the US and Australia.

Simon Phillips, one of Australia's top stage directors, joins us to discuss his work on bringing Muriel's Wedding the Musical to the stage. We talk about the show, the set, the songs and why he thinks Muriel's Wedding the movie makes for a great musical.  http://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/murielswedding Muriel’s Wedding, 6 Nov 2017 – 20 Jan 2018, Roslyn Packer Theatre Seeing the show? Let us know your thoughts. Tag @sydneytheatreco and #STCMurielsWedding  

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PJ Hogan is the writer and director of the iconic Australian film, Muriel’s Wedding. When the movie came out in 1994, it became a global sensation. Now, three decades later, PJ is here at STC as part of the team who are bringing Muriel back, and turning her story into an all-new stage musical. http://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/murielswedding Muriel’s Wedding, 6 Nov – 30 Dec 2017, Roslyn Packer Theatre Seeing the show? Let us know your thoughts. Tag @sydneytheatreco and #STCMurielsWedding

"Screws fall out all the time. The world is an imperfect place" This week we join the brat pack in John Hughes' 1985 coming of age comedy drama The Breakfast Club. We discover that this movie is more than just daft haircuts and angry power chords as Paul, who loved The Breakfast Club as a teenager, finds watching it again all these years later a therapeutic experience and he finally accepts he WAS Brian.  Meanwhile, Rachael reveals she was a straight A student and Andy discusses his love/hate relationship with the movie. Later, Paul decides to dress up as Ally Sheedy, which worries a confused Andy who had a crush on the actress, and, as he unleashes his anger at the makeover of his beloved ("a lovely woman ruined"), Racheal takes a look at some other movie makeover scenes including Grease, She's All That, Pretty In Pink and Muriel's Wedding. Andy continues his hot & cold relationship with The Breakfast Club by discussinghis frustration at the ending, and looks at some other movies with disappointing denouements, including It's a Wonderful Life and the first two Superman movies.  And is that a chicken drumstick in Judd Nelson's hand at the end? We love a bit of movie trivia on Spoiler, and The Breakfast Club is a veritable trivia-fest, as we discover that Rick Moranis, John Cusack and Laura Dern were all in the frame for roles in the movie, that Simple Minds weren't the original choice to record "Don't You Forget About Me", and we even find out the make and model of Brian's pen. And we end this series with another of our fiercely fought music quizzes. This time, Andy tests Paul and Rachael's knowledge of 80s movie themes and raises the stakes with two specially made mix tapes as prizes: "The Best of the 80s" for the winner, and "The Worst of the 80s" for the loser, which they MUST promise to listen to in its entirety, despite it including "Daddy's Home" by Cliff Richard. This week's scale: The Breakfast Club or School of Rock

In Thomas & Ashleigh's last show, they go all 90's for special guests Dylan and Connor, talking Disney, Muriel's Wedding and more

Hi there, folks, it's ya pals Ben Pobjie and Cam Smith with another podchat for your ears only. Joining us this week is star of stage and screen Roz Hammond (Blue Heelers, Muriel's Wedding, Jack Irish, many more). We talk about how Ben's toenail came off and we don't really know what's going on with Beyonce. PLUS can you ever trust an actor given that they are essentially professional liars?

País Australia Director P.J. Hogan Guión P.J. Hogan Música Peter Best Fotografía Martin McGrath Reparto Toni Collette, Bill Hunter, Rachel Griffiths, Jeanine Drynan, Gennie Nevison, Matt Day, Daniel Lapaine, Sophie Lee Sinopsis Muriel es una chica con sobrepeso que vive en un mundo de fantasía, canciones de ABBA y catálogos nupciales. Sueña con un príncipe azul que algún día la liberará de su odiosa familia y de sus burlonas amigas. Cansada de esperar su llegada, decide irse a la ciudad y buscarlo. Uno de los mayores éxitos del cine australiano de los noventa.

This episode of Convicted Cinephiles heads to Australia as our friend and Aussie-Canadian Drex joins the panel for an all Aussie movie cast. The guys geek out about Star Wars, Drex is majorly unimpressed with the new Terminator trailer and Matty is subjected to watching yet another soul crushing face stabbing scene in a movie.   These are our Staff Picks of the week!   Michaela brings a film that started as a short film and got the push to become a feature film called Dear White People. The film start Tyler James Williams, who got his start on Chris Rock's Everybody Hates Chris and is now on The Walking Dead. This film was a big hit at this year's Toronto International Film Festival and was a a definite win in Michaela's opinion.   Matty has some good and bad this week. The good is Jon Favreau's Chef, a fun comedy that has a lot of great appearances from stars like Scarlet Johansson and Dustin Hoffman. The bad was a little painful to Stevil. Unfortunately, Matty hated Kevin Smith's latest offering, Tusk, With an unlikable lead and terrible Canadian accents and stereotypes, Michael Parks performance wasn't enough to save this film.   Stevil needed some light fare after some of the harsher viewings on this podcast and all the Game of Thrones he was taking in, so Melissa McCarthy's Tammy was the comedy he decided to throw on. A completely unlikable title character with little redeeming qualities and a mediocre story line muddle this film until a slightly acceptable resolution and ending make this film an uneven lame duck.   Drex does NOT like Gwyneth Paltrow. He makes no secret about it and will gladly tell you his reasons. So, the movies he would like to bring to the cast are the rare gems in which the former Mrs. Coldplay bites the dust In conclusion, go see Seven and Contagion!   For the main subject of our episode on Aussie films, our panel explains why they made their choices:   "For the Aussie Cast I decided to go with Muriel's Wedding. Although I had never seen it, it stars one of my favourite actresses, Toni Collette, and looked pretty funny. I was not disappointed. This movie is totally off the wall, switching between comedy and tragedy at breakneck speeds. Collette is lovable as Muriel (Mariel) and the Abba soundtrack is totally awesome. If you have yet to see this film, delay no longer!" - @avidcinephile   "I was in the mood for a western, plain and simple. And I wanted to bring the mighty 'stach that is Selleck. But unfortunately Quigley Down Under isn't Australian made (little did I know Drex was bringing the mightiest mustache in Australia). So I went with The Propostion. This brutal tale of redemption in lawless lands, is a visceral and visual masterpiece. From the mind of Nick Cave and with direction from John Hillcoat you will not be disappointed with this honest western." - @mattydub604   "Channeling my good friend @demigodrob, I thought I'd bring another Criterion film to this Aussie cast with Walkabout. This film is both arresting in it's beauty and a nightmare that will keep you far, far away from the Australian outback. With the insane start to this film and exactly how these two children get left to their own devices in this deadly landscape, this film left a definite impression on me."  - @thestevildead   @drex is incredibly Australian, even after having been in Canada for five plus years, so his pick for the episode, The Club, is also VERY Australian. He also likes Stevil to write for him and he thinks Stevil is the greatest person he has ever met.   What is your favorite Australian made film? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below! We leave you with this quintessential Australian football song and the name of our episode "Up There Cazaly".   http://youtu.be/pxM8XB61ZvU

Meet the Film Maker event for the 20th Anniversary of the Australian film Muriel's Wedding. Featuring Writer/Director P.J. Hogan, Editor Jill Bilcock ASE ACE, DP Martin McGrath ACS, Producer Lynda House, Production Designer Paddy Reardon and Sound Editor Glenn Newnham. Presented by the Australian Screen Editors, Australian Cinematographers Society, National Film and Sound Archive and Cinema Nova

Director P.J. Hogan joins host Robin Milling to talk about his new film Mental. It's a story that is so fantastic you can't make it up. P.J. tells Robin everything that happens in the film happened to him at 12, when his philandering father, up for re-election as mayor, picked up a hitchhiker named Shaz, played by Toni Collette to watch over his wild brood while his mom was 'on holiday' in a mental institution.  Telling stories from his life is not new to the Australian filmmaker whose debut film Muriel's Wedding was all about his sister. P.J. says Mental is a comedy because laughter is the best medicine when you come from crazy. He tells Robin, 'As far as mental goes I'm in the trenches with it because my sister is schizophrenic, my brother is bipolar and I'm the father of two autistic children. So I live with it every day and that's why I made the film a comedy.' P.J. hopes that underneath the laughs there is a serious message that will come across about how to deal with mental illness whether or not it's personal to you and to re-examine what is normal.

Post film discussion featuring author of the Silent Weaver Rodger Hutchinson, recorded at Eden Court on the 6th of October.

毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第二回目は、シドニーからクイーンズランドにやってきたTakakoが、地元の友人であるBrian、Carmelとコーヒーショップで話をしている場面です。シドニーとクイーンズランド、それぞれの特徴ががよくわかる会話です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・タカコがシドニーを離れたいと思った理由は何ですか。 ・カーメルは事故で車が壊れた時の話をしていますが、その事故の原因となった動物は何ですか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) Not all they're cracked up to be. (2) Just say the word! (3) to cross one's fingers 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：PD Photo 効果音：The Freesound Project Download MP3 （20:01　11.5MB　中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs Part 2 ---------- Situation: In a coffee shop ---------- Takako: Ooooh, that's good, I haven't had a decent coffee in ages. Carmel: But surely it's Coffee Shop Central down in Sydney!? Takako: It is. I guess I'm too busy to stop and smell the coffee. So what's the plan? What have you got in store for me? I'm really excited. I need a bit of an adventure! Carmel: Well, we'll see what we can do. Are you still up for camping? Brian: So, the bright lights, big city not all they're cracked up to be, then? I thought you were loving your job down there. You know you can always come back here. Just say the word! I'm sure there'd be a place for you back at the school. Takako: Cheers Brian. Sydney's been good to me. I'm getting a lot of variety and plenty of challenges working for the agency. I think maybe I'm just tired and need a holiday. I love my flat, and I'm definitely loving the beach and surfing! I don't know: sometimes the city just gets the better of me, and I need to run away. And the traffic is a nightmare. I have to say: I've gotten road rage more than a couple of times! Carmel: Ha. No chance of that here, except for the trucks. They still drive like maniacs! Brian: And the cows. You can't forget the cows! Sometimes they just won't move. Or they do move, from the side of the road to right out in front of you! I nearly got one on the way here. Takako: True? Carmel: Yeah. And then there's the roos. Remember last year? We had to stop for the night cause of that one that nearly went through the windscreen! Scary. Takako: Wow. Carmel: It's funny now. I was pretty freaked out at the time, though. Takako: Why didn't you drive off? Carmel: The car was pretty banged up. We had no signal, so we couldn't ring for roadside service. And no other cars were stopping for us. So we just gave up after a while. Brian: Lucky we had the laptop. We watched “Muriel's Wedding” and “Sampson and Delilah” on the backseat before the battery died! Takako: Well, lets cross our fingers that there are no trucks, cows, or kangaroos on the roads today! Camping is it?

毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第二回目は、シドニーからクイーンズランドにやってきたTakakoが、地元の友人であるBrian、Carmelとコーヒーショップで話をしている場面です。シドニーとクイーンズランド、それぞれの特徴ががよくわかる会話です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・タカコがシドニーを離れたいと思った理由は何ですか。 ・カーメルは事故で車が壊れた時の話をしていますが、その事故の原因となった動物は何ですか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) Not all they're cracked up to be. (2) Just say the word! (3) to cross one's fingers 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：PD Photo 効果音：The Freesound Project Download MP3 （20:01　11.5MB　中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs Part 2 ---------- Situation: In a coffee shop ---------- Takako: Ooooh, that's good, I haven't had a decent coffee in ages. Carmel: But surely it's Coffee Shop Central down in Sydney!? Takako: It is. I guess I'm too busy to stop and smell the coffee. So what's the plan? What have you got in store for me? I'm really excited. I need a bit of an adventure! Carmel: Well, we'll see what we can do. Are you still up for camping? Brian: So, the bright lights, big city not all they're cracked up to be, then? I thought you were loving your job down there. You know you can always come back here. Just say the word! I'm sure there'd be a place for you back at the school. Takako: Cheers Brian. Sydney's been good to me. I'm getting a lot of variety and plenty of challenges working for the agency. I think maybe I'm just tired and need a holiday. I love my flat, and I'm definitely loving the beach and surfing! I don't know: sometimes the city just gets the better of me, and I need to run away. And the traffic is a nightmare. I have to say: I've gotten road rage more than a couple of times! Carmel: Ha. No chance of that here, except for the trucks. They still drive like maniacs! Brian: And the cows. You can't forget the cows! Sometimes they just won't move. Or they do move, from the side of the road to right out in front of you! I nearly got one on the way here. Takako: True? Carmel: Yeah. And then there's the roos. Remember last year? We had to stop for the night cause of that one that nearly went through the windscreen! Scary. Takako: Wow. Carmel: It's funny now. I was pretty freaked out at the time, though. Takako: Why didn't you drive off? Carmel: The car was pretty banged up. We had no signal, so we couldn't ring for roadside service. And no other cars were stopping for us. So we just gave up after a while. Brian: Lucky we had the laptop. We watched “Muriel's Wedding” and “Sampson and Delilah” on the backseat before the battery died! Takako: Well, lets cross our fingers that there are no trucks, cows, or kangaroos on the roads today! Camping is it?