Podcast appearances and mentions of paul fieg

On this week's show, Steve, Dana, and Julia gab about Another Simple Favor, the sequel to Paul Fieg's 2018 A Simple Favor, which again pits Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick in a twisty, noir comedy. Next, they discuss Amy Sherman Paladino's new Franco-American ballet TV confection Étoile. Finally, they confer on the shocking conclave pick of an American pope with New York Times journalist and Vatican-watcher Ruth Graham. In the exclusive Slate Plus Bonus Episode, the panel spoils the heck out of all the many wild plot turns of Another Simple Favor. Endorsements: Dana: The new film April by up-and-coming Georgian filmmaker Déa Kulumbegashvili. Julia: An essay by Keith Phipps's about six crucial seconds in The French Connection and the experience of seeing this William Friedken film classic at a repertory cinema near you.  Steve: The enduringly nourishing poem “Peeling Onions” by Adrienne Rich. Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's show, Steve, Dana, and Julia gab about Another Simple Favor, the sequel to Paul Fieg's 2018 A Simple Favor, which again pits Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick in a twisty, noir comedy. Next, they discuss Amy Sherman Paladino's new Franco-American ballet TV confection Étoile. Finally, they confer on the shocking conclave pick of an American pope with New York Times journalist and Vatican-watcher Ruth Graham. In the exclusive Slate Plus Bonus Episode, the panel spoils the heck out of all the many wild plot turns of Another Simple Favor. Endorsements: Dana: The new film April by up-and-coming Georgian filmmaker Déa Kulumbegashvili. Julia: An essay by Keith Phipps's about six crucial seconds in The French Connection and the experience of seeing this William Friedken film classic at a repertory cinema near you.  Steve: The enduringly nourishing poem “Peeling Onions” by Adrienne Rich. Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For our final Trek-like experience we have to dive into a time portal to actually find a way to watch Paul Fieg's take on a sci-fi comedy adventure. With an all-star cast we take a trip into another dimension with a show that quite frankly deserved more time and space to grow.

*This episode is brought to you by Dolly Card, the corporate card for film production that's a great alternative to petty cash. Dolly Card is here to streamline expense management, tax, and accounting. dollycard.com* Beyond stoked for this crucial convo with two producers with films that premiered at SXSW who pivoted from other careers into producing. We had a lot of fun while also contemplating how we can leverage our collective knowledge to solve some of the crises plaguing the producers' plight.  Spoiler alert: We 100% got nachos after. Elle Roth-Brunet, producer of I REALLY LOVE MY HUSBAND, sits at the intersection of innovation, business, and storytelling. She's a content strategist, brand builder, and creative producer who deeply believes in the power of representation and storytelling.  She has dedicated her career to helping 40+ underrepresented voices gain more equity in entertainment through content partnerships with Hello Sunshine, ARRAY, Paul Fieg's Powderkeg, the PGA, Women In Film, and the Black List.  Mark Ankner, producer of SLANTED, which won the grand jury award for Narrative Feature at SXSW, is dedicated to developing and producing creator-driven stories that resonate with culture.  He was instrumental at Endeavor Content, overseeing advisory business, film and television packaging and sales, and creating innovative distribution models for content creators and financiers. Prior to that, Mark was a partner at WME Global, focusing on emerging voices and building companies for established talent. Some notable film projects include the Academy Award-winning CALL ME BY YOUR NAME, FRUITVALE STATION and SORRY TO BOTHER YOU. His first film PONYBOI premiered in the US Dramatic competition at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival. Directed by Esteban Arango, it was noted for its groundbreaking narrative and representation of diverse voices. Currently, Mark leads Mountain Top Pictures, an indie film and TV production company dedicated to championing innovative storytelling and supporting emerging talent in the industry  Tune in  xx  

What would summer be without a little adventure! And sometimes it's even more fun when it's a "kidventure", so we're going back to our childhoods with this episode on a couple of our favorite kid-led adventure stories. The first one we talk about is probably the quintessential movie in this category - Brian's pick is Richard Donner's THE GOONIES from 1985. You know it, you probably love it, and it was most likely a staple of your childhood, too! We try to pinpoint just why this one still works for us after all these years, whether it be personal connections or just those little moments in the film that really make it special. Then Michele introduces Brian to a favorite from her childhood, 1995's HEAVYWEIGHTS! A throwback to the irreverent movies and TV shows for kids from the 90s, this is one that has really only gotten better over the years because of the important message at its core. Plus, it has one of Ben Stiller's best performances ever, AND a great dance sequence from Paul Fieg, so what's not to love?! Happy listening - and please don't put Twinkies on your pizza. Follows us on social media: Movies for Life podcast: @MovieLifePod Brian Keiper: @Brianwaves42 Michele Eggen: @micheleeggen

It's got a lot of chicks and it's a great flick, bit it's not a Chick-Flick. "Bridesmaids" from Kristin Wiig & Director Paul Fieg comes to the club. Comic Jennifer Arundale is here to discuss it all with Host & Corporate Comedian Steve Mazan.  Is this the funniest movie of the century? Does McCarthy steal the show? Did it get snubbed at the Oscars? What's the funniest scene? Does it deserve a sequel? All these questions and more get answered ont hsi week's Mazan Movie Club Podcast.  "Bridesmaids" on IMDb Home of the Mazan Movie Club Steve Mazan on Instagram Home of Corporate Comedian Steve Mazan

Dear listeners of HWIDG, you enjoy our podcast right? But what If I told you you could have your own podcast? That's right, For just 25% of your own show's Patreon earnings, you can franchise HWIDG into your own podcast!. Be your own host! For up to 50% off market price, we'll sell you the best Issues so you too can be the Podcaster you've always wanted to be. Please, take this sample pack and tell all your friends that they too can be their own podcast all while earning me money, earning you money, and eventually the experience of barely making ends meet while we breathe down your neck for not putting up numbers. Beats working 9-5!- Throwing Away the Script- Phobias- Feet- Too Many PetsFailure to plan is a plan to fail. Some people are good 'wingers', but most people need a plan. Plans are good, you can rehearse them, go through them, see what does and doesn't work, and refine them until you've got a solid plan. It's why Paul Fieg's terrible brand of "comedy" doesn't work, he just lets the actors improv and cuts together the "best" bits, as opposed to actually writing good jokes. Only the masters of improvisation have any chance of being just as good as those that hone and plan. And believe me, there's only a handful of those folks.Everyone is scared of something. Creepy insects, heights, murderers are all pretty common fears to have. We stay away from those things because they can kill us, it's just survival instinct. Then there's the weird ones. Arachibutyrophobia: the fear of peanut butter. Porphyrophobia: the fear of the color purple (and I don't mean that terrible Spielberg movie, that's a perfectly normal fear to have). Gamophobia: the fear of marriage (and as any good hack comedian would put it: "AKA BEING A MAN"). But the weirdest of all? Missingthenewepisodeofhereswhatidontgetaphobia. Don't worry, we'll help you through that one.The human body is weird. There's various textures and crevasses, areas that range from rock hard to supple and soft. There's plenty of places to look and be in to. But feet? No way. They're ragged from all the walking we do, they're one of the quickest areas to be dirty and smelly, and yet there's these groups of weirdos that A:) refuse to cover them up, even in public, and B:) the weirdos that worship at the altar of group A. Degenerates that get their rocks off on ladies' feet are some of the weirdest around, because they're so outspoken. There's nastier stuff to be into but those freaks keep it to themselves, whereas the foot fetishist can be found on many an Instagram account asking "feet pics?".How many pets are too many? I think we've figured it out. Small animals like fish, crabs, snakes, and anything else that gets held in a large tank? Those get counted by the number of tanks, not the individual animals. Animals that be actively walking around and stuff? The limit is N+2, where N is the number of people in the household. You live by yourself? Having four dogs is too many. Two cats and two dogs? Too many. A hamster, a rabbit, and three cats? TOO MANY. In a house of four? You can have two dogs, a cat, some fish, a hamster, and a bird. Now, is that a lot of pets, YES. People will definitely know you like animals, but they can be taken care of. And then there's the monsters. The hoarders. The ones on TLC that have 16 cats and love them all because they have so much love to give. I'm sorry crazy cat lady, you don't have pets you have a zoo.All this and more on this week's fast and furious episode! Don't forget to join us on DISCORD, support us on PATREON or by BUYING A SHIRT.

Happy post Holidays to you all! Rick is filling in for the on assignment RDT, so it’s a big one. M4trix spoilers at 01:36:45 and Hawkeye spoilers at 01:50:55 Paul Fieg butthurt Sony not including his Ghostbusters in franchise box set Buzz from Home Alone is awful Creator of The VVitch does Vikings with The […] The post Episode #308 – A Rickmas Miracle first appeared on Hollywood Picture News.

It's the first in a series of our most ambitious shows yet - a complete episode-by-episode breakdown of the genius that is Judd Apatow and Paul Fieg's classic one-season wonder, "Freaks and Geeks". Each week, I'm partnering up with one of your favorites from the show to share memories, trivia and behind-the-scenes facts about the greatest 18-episode show about high school life in 1980 ever, and where better to start than the very first episode? Plus, WHO better to kick this series off with than the apple of Sam Weir's eye, Cindy Sanders, played by Natasha Melnick? Natasha and I go deep on everything you've ever wanted to know about this amazing episode, including the iconic, unforgettable school dance scene. Join us, won't you? (and don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and share!) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gerry-strauss6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gerry-strauss6/support

This week we follow up Jordan Peele's Us with 12 Years A Slave. Other than that, it's been a very "meh" viewing session for us both. George wanted 2019's Little Monsters (Prime Video), and Illumination's The Grinch (Netflix). He also rewatched the Christmas classic, The Muppets Christmas Carol (Netflix). Meanwhile, Travis watched Brian Cranston in Your Honor (Stan), and the Paul Fieg movie, A Simple Favour. As we always do, we get side-tracked and talk randomly about the recently announced Star Wars/Disney+ shows and movies, and a little about Cyberpunk.

This week we follow up Jordan Peele's Us with 12 Years A Slave.Other than that, it's been a very "meh" viewing session for us both.George wanted 2019's Little Monsters (Prime Video), and Illumination's The Grinch (Netflix). He also rewatched the Christmas classic, The Muppets Christmas Carol (Netflix).Meanwhile, Travis watched Brian Cranston in Your Honor (Stan), and the Paul Fieg movie, A Simple Favour.As we always do, we get side-tracked and talk randomly about the recently announced Star Wars/Disney+ shows and movies, and a little about Cyberpunk.

The Cinemondo gang welcomes special guest April Wright to the podcast. She directed a spectacular new documentary from Shout! called STUNTWOMEN: THE UNTOLD HOLLYWOOD STORY. April gets into the details behind the production of her film and fills us in on some of the intrepid high profile stuntwomen she interviews, their struggles working their way up in one of the toughest areas of film and television production… STUNTS!! The film also includes interviews with Michelle Rodriguez, Paul Verhoven and Paul Fieg. The excitement and thrills and the sometimes deadly danger. April’s documentary introduces us to these often unsung superheroes of the films and shows we love so much… the women who leap out of burning buildings, fall down stairs, crash through windows, hurtle backwards into brick walls after being blasted by super villains and drive like demons… they make it look easy, but it takes training and practice and the strength to excel in an part of the industry that people often think of as a man’s job. Join us for a fun chat with director April Wright and a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at how it all gets done.SPOILER WARNING: This episode contains MAJOR SPOILERS which means important story details will be revealed. We always advise listeners to: Watch First Listen Later.Music composed and performed by Burk Sauls.Join Cinemondo and over a hundred thousand podcasters already using Buzzsprout to get their message out to the world. Sign up here to get your podcast started!We're also on Patreon! Help support the show and get some cool swag.Become a Patron on PatreonCinemondo Podcast is a weekly show that's released every Monday. If you’d like to support our show, please subscribe to our podcast free in iTunes, and leave us a review! We want to hear from you so write in with more recommendations and comments. Email us: CinemondoPodcast@gmail.com Connect with us: CinemondoPodcast.com twitter.com/CinemondoPod facebook.com/CinemondoPodcast instagram.com/CinemondoPodcastInstacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/CinemondoPodcast)

Today we’re sipping martinis with Paul Fieg, the director behind Bridesmaids, Ghostbusters, Freaks & Geeks, Mad Men and more. The IMDB credits alone are a tome, and it’s safe to say that if you’ve ever set foot in a theater, you’ve probably seen his work. But what you *might* not know is that Paul is also the host of the hilarious IGTV show Quarantine Cocktail Time, and the creator of Artingstall’s Gin. Not only is the bottle gorgeous, but what’s inside is pretty special too; consider it a gentle, gateway gin for juniper-wary drinkers. So shake yourself up a martini, and join Paul and I as we chat about booze, the beauty of hotel bars, and our dream locations to film around the globe. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @kristasimmons @forkintheroadmedia for more.

Sometimes you find yourself renting or streaming a movie because "What the hell?" and you don't have very high expectations for it. And then sometimes you finish the movie realizing you were very wrong! This week we each picked a movie that exceeded our expectations when we watched it. Mollie picked the witty and surprisingly dark Paul Fieg flick A Simple Favor, and Lindsay went with the early 2000s Mel Brooksian satire Idiocracy. Enjoy!

Part 2 of our continuing coverage of Tim Burton's Batman! We cover such ground as Ben Affleck's Daredevil movie, Bob the Goon's investigative acumen, and Paul Fieg's Batman '89.  Thanks to Joey for joining us again, listen to his podcast - Topfive5!

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) reviews, Last Christmas.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled program. Another Octoberama has come and gone and boy, are my arms tired. We get back on track with a regular episode, kicking off with a Real World Horror story about an online petition attempting to shut down self proclaimed "extreme haunt" (and proclaimed-by-others "torture tour) McKamey Manor. The rest of Horror Business features an intriguing studio attempting to obtain the rights to A Nightmare on Elm Street, a new TV series based on Dante's Inferno, and an ambitious new horror franchise based on New Orleans' LaLaurie Mansion from the creators of The Conjuring. We also talk about Paul Fieg's Dark Army and of course, a new project starring Nicolas Cage. For our film reviews, we've got the new Stephen King adaptation from Netflix, In the Tall Grass, as well as the off-the-wall new adaptation of a beloved 60's kids show, The Banana Splits Movie. So put on your fuzzy slippers, grab a cold one, and enjoy a brand new episode of The Grave Plot Podcast. I don't care if you're at work, just do what I say!

"There's a basic principle in real estate, that you should never be the best-looking person in the development. It's just sorta common sense, because if you are, then you've no place to go but down."   This week, Dan and Rob discuss "Office Olympics," the third episode of season two. Join them as they jump into the first episode directed by Paul Fieg, discuss streaming platforms, debate sentimentality, and more!   Social Media Links Facebook Twitter more added shortly

What's better than a soup dumpling from Din Tai Fung? Join us as we have a fun, engaging conversation with actress, Carla Gallo (Undeclared, Bones, Neighbors, 40 Yr Old Virgin, Carnivale) as she tells us about her career working in Hollywood. We dive in to her on set experience with Judd Apatow & Seth Rogen on multiple movies and shows. From how she got her start in the arts to her character names "Toe Sucking Girl", and "Period Blood Girl". She What it was like to be land the lead in Judd's TV show, "Undeclared" and work alongside Charlie Hunnam, Jason Segel, Jenna Fischer, Paul Fieg and more.

 Lee Hutchison is joined by another special guest, Madeleine Woolner. Madeleine Woolner is an American actress and shares with Lee her stories about putting on Shakespeare plays in New Orleans, being cast in 'The Neon Demon' and what advice Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive, Pusher) would give to her and Elle Fanning on a very unique set, starring alongside Bryan Cranston and Nicole Kidman in a Paul Fieg movie and getting to improvise scenes with comedy legend Will Arnett. Madeleine has also recently finished a crowd funding appeal to help her produce, star and adapt, Big Sur. The film centers around a bus trip home for the holidays that is abruptly hijacked mid-journey. A student is singled out and rather than coming together as a community, the passengers on the bus become isolated in self preservation, allowing unthinkable brutalities to happen to the young girl.Follow Big Sur's production and updates on https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1240437368/big-surYou can reach out to Madeleine on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/madeleine.woolner and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/madeleinewoolner

@EliseVess and @jroseglass are back from their, let's be honest, extended vacation. We are excited to bring you a slightly new format and the same old jibber jabber. This week, come along as we discuss the children's classic (and a must watch for any self respecting adult or Paul Fieg and Judd Apatow fan). Children, candy, the struggles of weight loss...who can ask for anything more. You can subscribe and listen to our episodes on iTunes, Stitcher and on our website. Please follow us on Twitter @WLUWT and on Facebook. Send any questions or suggestions to our email: wluwtpodcast@gmail.com Hosted by @elisevess and @jroseglass Sound credit: bensound.com

This week on the Random Assault Podcast, Alex Apex joins us, having discovered the show from Soundcloud of all places! We talk about Rip Torn, Rip Taylor, Taylor Swift... and now I'm just getting dizzy. We also talk about emulation, blocking YouTube and the internet, and whether or not Paul Fieg secretly loves breaking down Melissa McCarthy on camera. SEGMENT 1: - Alex replaces Alex - Kids' movies - The Killing Joke - Old kids' sitcoms - Taylor Swift - Rip Taylor, Rip Torn - Skittles - Gak - Rattlesnakes - Bo Peep is just dead in Toy Story 3 I guess? - Mario Party - Emulation - Graphics cards - Overwatch - Sonic Generations - Silent Hill 4 SEGMENT 2: - Matt's musical choices - Ants with people legs - Blocking the internet - The problem with YouTube - Aaah! Real Monsters - Weird accents - Grassroots YouTubers getting big - Mistaking our voices - Kate reveals yet another dark secret about her childhood SEGMENT 3: - YouTube subscribers - Drugs - Dieting - Random Assault history lesson - Lady Layton - Tumblords - Cum tributes - Ghostbusters - Does Paul Fieg secretly like abusing Melissa McCarthy on camera? - Self-hating black people

Hello and welcome to another episode of Now Showing! For this episode we look at the film whose trailer has received a record number of negative votes and an even more confounding number of people willing to write it off before ever seeing it. That's right, it is time to review the new Ghostbusters film. While it certainly isn't as bad as those trailers made it out to be the new film from Bridesmaids director Paul Fieg does ultimately pale in comparison to the original. But if you are surprised by that then don't even bother with this review and go watch the original again then get back to me.

We ain't afraid of no ghosts! Eh, maybe a little but come join us for another healthy edition of the Down In Front Podcast as we discuss Paul Fieg remake of "Ghostbusters". Grab your headphones, your favorite wine or beer and treat your earholes :) Question about out next review:  Email us @ Downinfrontpodcast@gmail.com Live Reaction movie watching: Tweet us @_DIFP Want to see other reviews we don't mention? downinfront.reddit.com We are on stitcher!Support the show (http://Patreon.com/Downinfrontpodcast)

Diego Bolaños e Iván Samudio hacen un ectoplásmico recorrido por la historia de los *Cazafantasmas*, hablando sobre las expectativas alrededor de su */remake/* en el 2016, bajo la dirección de *Paul Fieg*, el spin-off de universo expandido con los hermanos Russo y las personas tras el /"comeback"/ de esta legendaria comedia paranormal.

Diego Bolaños e Iván Samudio hacen un ectoplásmico recorrido por la historia de los Cazafantasmas, hablando sobre las expectativas alrededor de su remake en el 2016, bajo la dirección de Paul Fieg, el spin-off de universo expandido con los hermanos Russo y las personas tras el "comeback" de esta legendaria comedia paranormal.