Podcast appearances and mentions of peter o'toole

In onze klassieker van deze maand draait het allemaal om wapengekletter, honderden kamelen, Arabieren en zand. Heel veel zand. Sander kwam namelijk op de proppen met het bijna vier uur durende epos Lawrence of Arabia uit 1962 om deze maand in het zonnetje te zetten en om te kijken of de filmklassieker anno 2024 nog steeds een beetje overeind staat. Duik met ons in de wereld van T.E. Lawrence en een stukje magische filmgeschiedenis die maar liefst zeven Oscars in de wacht wist te slepen. Beluister de gehele aflevering via de welbekende podcast-kanalen of bekijk ‘m met beeld via youtube.com/filmerds. Podcast, vodcast, filmerds, arnhem, Klassieker, Classic, Vintage, Lawrence of Arabia, Peter O Toole, David Lean, Alec Guimmess, Sony Pictures, TE Lawrence

Happy Birthday, Rosamunde Pilcher! Die Verfilmungen der britischen Schriftstellerin feiern ihr 30. Jubiläum mit einem gigantischen Erfolg: Über 1 Milliarde Menschen haben die 170 Filme bereits gesehen! BRITPOD Spezial berichtet exklusiv von den Feierlichkeiten im Englischen Garten in München: In dieser Episode treffen Claus Beling und Alexander-Klaus Stecher auf die wunderbare Lara-Joy Körner. Die erfolgreiche Schauspielerin hält den Rekord für die meisten weiblichen Rollen in Rosamunde Pilcher: Acht Mal stand sie in Cornwall vor der Kamera. Als Pilcher-Erfinder Claus Beling sie das erste Mal für eine Rolle besetzt, ist sie gerade 16 Jahre alt. Was Lara von Weltstar und Oscarpreisträger Peter O´Toole gelernt hat und wie die gebürtige Londonerin mit vier Kindern ihre Karriere organisiert - BRITPOD Spezial, Folge 3 mit Lara-Joy Körner! -- Bei unserem Partner Romance TV wird der Oktober zum Pilcher-Monat: Zusätzlich zu den regulär laufenden Pilcher-Filmen gibt es jeden Abend um 21:45 Uhr einen Liebesfilm aus der Kult-Reihe, darunter Pay-TV-Premieren an den ersten vier Sonntagen des Monats. Erfahre mehr auf romance-tv.de -- BRITPOD - England at its Best - wird präsentiert von Romance TV. Dem Zuhause der Rosamunde-Pilcher-Filmreihe und romantischer Serien. -- Ein ALL EARS ON YOU Original Podcast.

”Som om det fanns en långfilm av Game of Thrones fast fylld med bara de bästa bitarna”, det är vad Oscar tycker om veckans film Så tuktas ett lejon. Poddåret börjar verkligen på topp med Anthony Harveys fantastiska rulle baserad på James Goldmans pjäs med samma namn. Fantastisk dialog förgylls av när giganterna Peter O´Toole och Katharine Hepburn ställs öga mot öga. Nästa avsnitt pratar vi om Nicholas Rays Johnny Gitarr med Joan Crawford i huvudroll.Fler avsnitt hittar ni på cinemarubus.com.Följ oss på Twitter och Instagram.Har ni förslag eller frågor och vill ha svar? Hör då av er till cinemarubus@gmail.com!

En råtta med smaklökar åker vilse i kloakerna och hamnar på stjärnkrog i nostalgiskt Paris. Men kan vem som helst laga mat? Är matkritiker onda människor? Håller den? Manus: Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava, Jim Capobianco Regi: Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava I Rollerna: Patton Oswalt, Janeane Garofalo, Peter O´Toole m.fl. I Studion: Martin Soneby, Erik Broström, Ola Aurell

Ken and Gar  put on their aprons and get to work in the podcast kitchen to whip up a fresh and tasty review of Pixar's Ratatouille, first released in 2007.Watch along on Disney Plus and join the conversation on social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MagicByDesignPodTwitter: @MagicDesignPodInstagram: @magicbydesignpod

Don't miss the return of It Came From Cleveland LIVE 7-10PM ET on Radio for Humans! Join me, Joseph Santorsa, Miles Ligon & Michelle for 4 hours of movie, TV and history talk! Tonight: John Saxon, Peter O'Toole, Martin Sheen, Hiroshima, The Twilight Zone, Adam Hebert' Mythical Moment, music from Kill the Hippies, Horror Trailers and more! Listen on TuneIn and join us on Discord if you can! https://tunein.com/radio/Radio-For-Humans-s225254/ https://radioforhumans.com/discord/

#5 What Was The Question? - It’s finally come to pass. The podcasts can end now, because the whole point of starting them up has been achieved. Richard’s guest is a man who has played all theatrical parts, but most notably the part of Brian Blessed.I couldn’t even begin to describe what happened on this extraordinary night, except to say it is was a bona fide happening. Try and predict how many words Richard will say in this. It’s a free form and extraordinary, yet sometimes beautiful and inspiring, journey through the career, philosophy and madness of a man who might be the greatest living Englishmen. How much of it is true? I can’t tell you. But at least some of it. Includes sticking it to Picasso, toileting on a mountain, biting umbilical cords, working with the young Peter O’Toole and Patrick Stewart, never dying and probably some other stuff. I can’t tell you. I had a little nap through most of it. Worth watching the video version to see my torture on what was one of the best experiences of my life. This podcast is absolutely unbeatable.Brian's new book is for sale here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Panther-My-Kitchen-Wild-Animals/dp/150984158XSUPPORT THE SHOW!Watch our TWITCH CHANNELBecome a badger and see extra content at our WEBSITESee details of the RHLSTP TOUR DATESBuy DVDs and Books from GO FASTER STRIPE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week my guest is Peter O'Toole (Hothouse Flowers) whose documentary celebrating the Men's Sheds of Tipperary premieres on Friday 26th March on Youtube @7pm here:https://youtu.be/cOZJ5cmgxzoPeter's journey around the Mens Sheds of Tipperary through music and chat, gives us an insight into the powerful work done by the Mens Sheds, and what it means to be involved in the sheds and how it benefits lives and most importantly, what the members miss now that the sheds are closed. The documentary is part of Healthy Ireland Initiative and Tipperary County Councils promotion of Switching Off and Keeping Well.Peter has gathered some musical friends to contribute - Mary Coughlan, John Spillane, Greenshine, Ultan Conlan, Cormac Begley, Maitiu O Casaide, Grainne Hunt, Mescan Brewery, Ken Whelan, Joe Chester, Mundy and the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Hazel Chu.and features some beautiful moments of songs and demonstrations from friends far and wide.Supported by Healthy Ireland Initiative and Tipperary County Council Arts Office

On the 26th of March at 7pm there is a showing of a documentary about the Mens Sheds of Tipperary and how the members are doing during these very challenging times. “When The Shed Light Is On” was created by Hothouse Flowers member Peter O’Toole, and Peter spoke with Fran on Tipp Today...

We got Hollywood royalty on the show--this week Kate Burton is here! You Might Know Her From Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, Hedda Gabler, The Elephant Man, Company, and Big Trouble in Little China. Kate talked about how Shonda Rhimes and the soap world of Shondaland opened up doors for her career with a newfound zeitgeist-y fame. She brought us to tears talking about being on Broadway (in two shows) right after 9/11 and rallying with the theatre community to let the world know New York was still here. And she was super candid about her showbiz upbringing with actor parents: her father Richard Burton (and stepmother Elizabeth Taylor) and mother Sybil Williams (and stepfather Jordan Christopher). Whoo boy, this one just took us out. Follow us on social media: @damianbellino || @rodemanne  Ross Perot quintessential youngest child (Damian and Anne loved him) Famous youngest children: Eddie Murphy, Ellen DeGeneres, Jim Carrey, Whoopi Goldberg, etc “Madame Defarge big as a barge” -Damian Bellino to the tune of “Bust a Move” Kate Burton’s  IMDB || IBDB Worked for 22 years before meeting Shonda Rhimes who cast her in Grey’s Anatomy and then Scandal  Kate has been in the pilots of Grey’s, Veep, and Grimm Peter Horton directed the pilot of Grey’s  Debbie Allen directs many episodes of Grey’s Playing a ghost (Ellis Grey) for one day is mostly fun Nominated for 2 Tonys in the 2002 Broadway season: Best Actress: Hedda Gabler; Best Supporting Actress: The Elephant Man)  Later nominated for her 3rd Tony for The Constant Wife Starred with our favorite acting family: The Van Pattens (former guests: Joyce Van Patten and Talia Balsam) in Jake’s Women with Alan Alda Singing “New York, New York” with the cast of every Broadway show in Times Square Old New York theatre restaurant, Angus McKindoe Played Sarah in the 1995 revival of Company, replaced Chriheastine Estabrook in the original Spring Awakening Mother; Sybill Williams Burton Christopher started The Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor Ken Burns’ Jazz documentary reminded Kate that she saw Duke Ellington live “We are a musical nation” - Dylan Thomas  Jane Krakowski to Kate Burton in rehearsal for the 1995 Comapny revival “there’s nowhere else I’d rather be right now.” A few perfect plays Kate has worked on: The Beauty Queen of Leenane (Martin McDonagh), An American Daughter (Wendy Wasserstein) Russian Studies teacher at Brown: Abbott Tom Gleason Kate applied to Yale. ACT, NYU, Central School of S&D Amanda Green Kate and Tony Goldwyn (another child-of) met when they were 21 and 20 respectively and have been friends ever since Currently working on a project with Amanda Green (Adolph’s daughter) is another child-of, and kids Peter O’Toole and Richard Harris Nicole Fosse (daughter of Bob and Gwen) did a great job with Fosse/Verdon Is close with what she calls her “Elizabeth Taylor” siblings (step-sisters and brothers, half-brothers) Liza Todd, Michael Wilding Jr, Christopher Wilding, Maria Burton The unspoken Richard Burton/Elizabeth Taylor film: Liz & Dick Richard Burton recently listed as one of Top 50 actors of all-time  Kate has followed in Elizabeth’s footsteps by working on AIDS research and education Sat with Jeff Sessions and Liz Taylor’s kids regarding AIDS research Big Trouble in LIttle China (1986) was her first movie and was shot on the same soundstage as her dad’s first movie. Loved Kurt Russell “an angel.” Did Wild Honey on Broadway with Ian McKellen and Kim Cattrall  1982 Broadway Alice in Wonderland was then restaged for PBS Great Performances  Eva Le Galienne (“le G”) friend and director of Kate’s lived her life semi-openly as a lesbian. Eva a torrid affair with the original Alice on Broadway, Josephine Hutchinson PBS Alice in Wonderland (Richard Burton, Kaye Ballard, Andre DeShields, Donald O’Connor, Maureen Stapleton, Colleen Dewhurst)  Richard Burton wanted to produce an all male Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (if Kate were to do an all-female cast she’d cast Frances McDormand and they’d swap George & Martha every night, Julia Garner as Honey, still waiting on that Nick). Picture of young Kate backstage at Mame with Angela Lansbury, her dad and Elizabeth “I’m so bored” from Liz & Dick  Kate Burton was in the 1985 tv miniseries Evergreen with next week’s guest(!!!)

Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter, and episode 132 of the long funning ramily drama in which ranty old seadog Simon Hargreaves (played by Oliver Reed, in his final screen role), rattling around alone in the east wing of Chatter Manors, is faced with moral bankruptcy and can only be saved by the intervention of the saintly Martin Fitz-Gibbons (played by Peter O’Toole in his final screen role). Together they form an unlikely alliance with Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists (played by Alan Bennett, in his final screen role) and www.bikesocial.co.uk, the world of biking on the web (played by Meryl Strepsil, in her final screen role). And there are some motorbikes in all this, in case you’re new round here. And in this episode, Simon and Martin chatter about: a new Suzuki Hayabusa they know nothing about, but which you, by now, do – was we right or was we right? Triumph’s new and rather impressively spec’d Speed Trip KTM’s updated but also impressive 1290 Super Adventure with rude tyres Are BMW really not going to bike shows any more? And in the FEC sack, we have topics as varied as: how to secure your helmet to your bike when going walkabout how to ride over potholes and bumps (at speed) what do electric bikes have to achieve to find widespread acceptance? what makes a bike exceed expectations? what’s the Five Nations Tour? when is a Vyrus not a virus? ...and much, much more... Thank you for downloading and listening, and sending your thoughts, ideas and questions to: anything@frontendchatter.com And thanks to Bennetts and BikeSocial for continued support! Get Simon and Martin on the socials at: @SimonHbikes @Mufga  

Hello, Im Craig, and welcome to another episode of Football Kit MemoriesIn this episode I meet illustrator and graphic designer Peter O’Toole. We cover some of of the wide array of brands and kit launches he’s worked on, including Nike, Adidas and his hometown club Huddersfield Town.Theres work with Meyba, a job from FIFA we talk about the classic template that could have been for Ireland in Italia 90. You can listen to this and other episodes of Football Kit Memories on all major audio platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Please do subscribe and share. Enjoy the podcast!***You can follow me and my own collection on Instagram, or get in touch via Twitter or email. footballkitmemories@gmail.com https://Twitter.com/FKMPodcast.https://instagram.com/footballkitmemories.Please remember to like, subscribe and share!Follow me on social:https://instagram.com/footballkitmemorieshttps://twitter.com/fkmpodcastWatch on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ZkbjUVvh2YmgH6knIvOAwBeat provided by https://freebeats.io‘Trife Life’Produced by White HotFollow Peter too…http://www.peter-otoole.co.ukhttps://twitter.com/peterotoolearthttps://www.facebook.com/Peterotoolearthttp://instagram.com/peterotooleartKeywords#Design #FootballDesign #FootballArt #HTFC #Huddersfield #HuddersfieldTown #PremierLeague #EFLCampionship #Championship #Umbro #Adidas #Nike #Ireland #RepublicOfIreland #IrishFootball #Italia90 #JackCharlton #footballpodcast #spotifypodcasts #applepodcasts #acast #Football #Soccer #Vintage #Retro #Vintagefootball #vintagesoccerjersey #vintagefootballkit #vintagefootballshirt #footballshirtfriday #FlyKitFriday #soccerjesey #soccershirt #footballkit #footballshirt #footballjersey #KitsOutChallenge #ClassicFootballShirts #FootballKitMemoriesThanks for listening.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/footballkitmemories. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we talk about how musicals dominated the 37th Academy Awards and Stanley Kubrick didn’t. Neither did Peter O’Toole or Richard Burton. But our fair ladies Julie and Audrey sure did! 

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Horst Janson war bereits Ende 30, als er mit der Rolle des ewigen Studenten „Der Bastian“ berühmt wurde. Er spielte mit Weltstars wie Roger Moore und Peter O`Toole und wurde durch die Sesamstraße zum Liebling einer Generation. Er erlebte Höhen und Tiefen, die Familie stand vor dem finanziellen Ruin, seine Tochter Laura kämpfte gegen eine lebensgefährliche Essstörung, doch hielt die Familie immer zusammen. Der beliebte Schauspieler beschreibt in „Der 85-Jährige, der morgens aufstand und immer noch jung war“ wie er es geschafft hat, sein jugendliches Wesen auch im Alter zu bewahren. Auch im kommenden Jahr will Horst Janson wieder auf der Bühne stehen.

The movie we are talking about today is almost the textbook definition of FAVORITE. One of us loved it from the moment we saw it in theaters, another loved it from when they saw parts of it at work, and one of us just watched it the night before the podcast. But by the time we record this episode, ALL of us love this movie and recommend it highly. Stardust was rated PG-13 and was released on August 10, 2007. Stardust is filled with star power, with performances from Ian McKellen as the Narrator, Peter O’Toole as King, Charlie Cox as Tristan Thorn, Mark Strong as Septimus, Rupert Everett as Secundus, Claire Danes as Yvaine, and Michelle Pfeiffer as Lamia. Hosts: Daniel Levain, Ian Sweetman, and Eric Sweetman.

It looks like Randy finally decided to pick for us a good, old-fashioned, big-budget, mid-century, historical war epic.  Michael Caine plays Peter O’Toole playing David Bowie as Michael Caine in the Role of Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead alongside Stanley Baker as Lieutenant John Chard: both men of hesitant bravery competing with one another for the command of a small regiment of British soldiers defending against a massive Zulu army in 1870s Natal.  As you might imagine, there’s quite a lot to unpack here. If you’d like to watch ahead for next week’s film, we will be discussing and reviewing Francois Truffaut’s Jules et Jim (1962).

#8 Lucy Collinson has been at the forefront of 3D volume and correlated electron microscopy since setting up the internationally renowned facilities at the Cancer Research UK London Research Institute and now the Francis Crick Institute. In this episode, Peter O’Toole discusses not only Lucy being a leading light in her field and her motivations, but uncovers some of Lucy’s more obscure passions. Not to give too much away, but surfing and being a dedicated Eurovision fan are just elements worth listening for. While the episode isn’t just about work, it was great to hear about how Lucy’s career developed and how she became so successful (while still liking the Eurovision song contest!). Listen to all the Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds Get "The Microscopists" T-Shirt here: https://shop.spreadshirt.co.uk/themicroscopists Or here: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/themicroscopists

#7 Young, successful and still so disarming. In this episode, Hari Shroff reveals what it was like to work in the exciting area of Super-Resolution microscopy during its infancy, and discusses working in the early days of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm Research Campus. Hari discusses his latest work and the efforts that go behind such a high impact publication while also talking about the advice and patience he needed when setting up his own lab. Unwittingly, Hari and Peter O’Toole’s paths came very close as Hari spent some of his youth in Peter’s city of Birmingham in the UK, which unfortunately was not the place that it is thankfully now. Thank you, Hari, for taking the time to chat, especially as he is juggling work with a young family, as well as his work family, which is evident from the interview. Browse all The Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds

Aflevering 120 bulkt van de unicums: niet alleen komt Jan Verheyen aan onze digitale tafel zitten, we hebben iets te melden over de nakende 13e editie van het Razor Reel Fantastic Film Festival. We staan stil bij de release van Jan zijn boek ‘Alle Remmen Los’ en bespreken samen met hem twee films die daarin vermeld worden: Venom (1981) en Caligula (1979). Sven kan bijna niet wachten om het over Oliver Reed en Klaus Kinski te hebben terwijl Bart en Jan gefascineerd zijn over een grasmachine voor hoofden. Maarten pijnigt zijn hersenen over de combo Peter O’Toole en Tinto Brass maar kan even later alweer glimlachen wanneer het over Walter Matthau gaat.

This interview is with Dr. Peter O'Toole, Head of Imaging and Cytometry at the University Of York (recorded 2020-09-18). More information can be found on the University Of York website: https://www.york.ac.uk/biology/our-staff/peter-otoole/ Teledyne Photometrics Web: https://www.photometrics.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Photometrics LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/teledynephotometrics/

How does popular culture see Lawrence of Arabia? This month Angus, Chris and Jessica speak to cartoonist Ned Barnett about his work on T. E. Lawrence, including both his research travelogue, Dreamers of the Day, and his on-going three volume graphic biography of the famous polymath. Along the way we discuss Lawrence as a celebrity, the challenges of cartooning, the comparative heights of Lawrence and Peter O’Toole and the textile holdings of the National Army Museum. References Ned Barnett, Dreamers of the Day (2019) Michael Korda, Hero: The Life and Legend of Lawrence of Arabia (2011) Scott Anderson, Lawrence in Arabia: Deceit, Imperial Folly, and the Making of the Modern Middle East  (2013) Lawrence of Arabia (1962), dir. David Lean World War I Museum (Kansas City, Missouri) National Army Museum (London) Imperial War Museums (London) Ashmolean Museum (Oxford) Holly Furneaux, Military Men of Feeling: Emotion, Touch and Masculinity in the Crimean War (2016) Hergé, Tintin Lucy Knisley, The Age of License (2014) Museum of History of Science (Oxford) With Allenby in Palestine and Lawrence in Arabia (1919), dir. Lowell Thomas Graham Dawson, Soldier Heroes: British Empire, Adventure and the Imagining of Masculinities (1994) Louis Halewood, Adam Luptak and Hanna Smyth, War Time: First World War Perspectives on Temporality (2019) TE. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1922)  

#4 - Ever wonder how people end up working in a core facility? You are about to find out. In this show, Peter O’Toole welcomes Alison North from The Rockefeller University in New York and Kurt Anderson from The Francis Crick Institute in London. Alison, originally from the UK, now works in the USA, while Kurt is from the USA but now works in the UK. So there’s an interesting dynamic to this interview! Both Alison and Kurt are internationally renowned in the world of microscopy, but neither started out with a passion for microscopes and nor did their current roles even exist when they were in their early postdoc days. They talk about their early careers, getting established, and how they balance work with outside life. They share their interests, from Kayaking to serious mountain biking, supporting rival baseball teams, and discuss Alison’s extraordinary collection of New York Yankee caps and tops. Browse all The Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds

#1 Join this informal chat between Peter O’Toole and Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz of The Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Beyond kayaking to work and a passion for plants, Jennifer explains how she became interested in Biology from her time teaching in Africa, and how she was fortunate enough in her early career to work alongside some of the true giants of cell biology. Very few cell biologists have had so many major impacts on the field, and underpinning most of her work was the use of the microscope, with many discoveries going hand-in-hand with the development of microscopy itself. Jennifer shares some great stories as to how these developments came about, what it is like to work in the Janelia Research Campus and how to Kayak to work (hint: don’t do it in the dark!). Browse all The Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds

#2 Step into a brief history of how the confocal microscope came to be! Peter O’Toole chats with one of the pioneers of the confocal microscope - Tony Wilson from the University of Oxford. Wearing his cowboy hat and boots throughout the interview, Tony talks about his passion for cattle, his Jaguar and Yorkshire cricket, and how finding life scientists to try this ‘new’ technique was not as simple as you may now think. It is an intriguing insight into the trials and tribulations of transforming a concept into a ubiquitous technique without which (arguably) several Nobel prizes may never have come to be. Beyond the confocal microscope, Tony also talks about the tribulations and opportunities he experienced in creating a spin-out company. This is a fascinating chat that captures the person and the science behind such vital developments in the world of microscopy. Browse all The Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds

#3 In this latest episode, Peter O’Toole chats to Jason Swedlow of The University of Dundee, whose open-source tools are revolutionising microscopy. While Peter has known Jason for many years, this was a great opportunity to find out more about Jason on a personal level including his decision to stop competitive road cycling through to his travels around the world. Taking a rest from being a leading jet setter, Jason is now enjoying lockdown and more time with his family while also still driving forward many international initiatives and balancing his research and company interests. Catch Jason at home and hear about what motivates him. You’ll discover some great tips and tricks for getting to the top, as well as hear about his first microscope experiences! Browse all The Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds

Since her professional beginning in 1995 Amy Wright has become one of Canada’s most in demand Choreographers. Her work includes feature films, movies of the week, television series, reality TV, commercials and stage musicals, including Canada’s prestigious SHAW FESTIVAL. Amy is the Casting Director, Choreographer and a Producer for the sensational television series The Next Step watched by millions around the world.Over the years, Amy has been fortunate to work with some of the hottest stars in the business: Rachel McAdams, Eric Bana, Hedley, LeAnn Rimes, Will Ferrell, Lindsay Lohan, Megan Fox, Colin Farrell, Molly Shannon, Alyssa Milano, Lauren Holly, Colin Mochrie, Hilary Duff and a movie produced by Britney Spears. Amy has choreographed eleven Academy Award Winners/Nominees: Julianne Moore, Woody Harrelson, Sissy Spacek, Richard Dreyfuss, Peter O’Toole, Joan Plowright, Jeremy Irons, Virginia Madsen, Helen Mirren, Ellen Page and Jessica Lange! Join us as she shares her insights into the dance, television and film industry.

TVC 501.6: Actor, author and acting teacher Basil Hoffman (Acting and How to Be Good at It, Cold Reading and How to Be Good at It) shares a few memories of working with Peter O’Toole in My Favorite Year, James Garner in The Rockford Files, and Peter Falk in Columbo. NOTE: Out of an abundance of caution due to local government quarantine regulations, the two-day acting workshop that Basil Hoffman was scheduled to lead at Blue Light New Mexico on July 25-26 has been canceled.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A young, award winning director desperately trying to complete a movie on the open sea, whilst battling a comedy genius who is trying to sabotage his own film. SYNOPSIS In September 1973 Peter Sellers embarked on the production of a 17th Century pirate comedy in Cyprus for Columbia Pictures (Ghost in the Noonday Sun). Sellers lost confidence with the film as soon as it began and desperately tried to sabotage it, firing the producers in the first week and then setting his sights on his friend the director, Peter Medak. At its core lies the story of an unraveling production but also the tale of a young director firmly on a path to greatness. Medak had made 3 back-to-back successes; most notably 'The Ruling Class' in 1972 with Peter O'Toole (nominated for the Palm D'Or). This film changed his career forever. After 43 years the wounds have barely healed for Medak and this is his opportunity to tell the story and finally release the weight associated with its failure. The Ghost of Peter Sellers is a comic-tragic feature doc about what it takes to be a film director and survive your biggest disaster. Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvmX_lThtxc

A young, award winning director desperately trying to complete a movie on the open sea, whilst battling a comedy genius who is trying to sabotage his own film. SYNOPSIS In September 1973 Peter Sellers embarked on the production of a 17th Century pirate comedy in Cyprus for Columbia Pictures (Ghost in the Noonday Sun). Sellers lost confidence with the film as soon as it began and desperately tried to sabotage it, firing the producers in the first week and then setting his sights on his friend the director, Peter Medak. At its core lies the story of an unraveling production but also the tale of a young director firmly on a path to greatness. Medak had made 3 back-to-back successes; most notably 'The Ruling Class' in 1972 with Peter O'Toole (nominated for the Palm D'Or). This film changed his career forever. After 43 years the wounds have barely healed for Medak and this is his opportunity to tell the story and finally release the weight associated with its failure. The Ghost of Peter Sellers is a comic-tragic feature doc about what it takes to be a film director and survive your biggest disaster. Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvmX_lThtxc

Diese Stimme kennen wirklich alle! Sie klingt nach Sonntagnachmittagen auf dem ausladenden Familiensofa, nach Abenteuer und der großen Welt. Dirk Kauffels trifft diesmal Synchronlegende Jürgen Thormann. Er ist u.a. die deutsche Stimme von Michael Caine, Peter O’Toole und Max von Sydow. Im Gespräch erzählt er von seinen Anfängen als Synchronsprecher, von den Veränderungen in der Synchronarbeit und warum er kein Pfarrer, sondern Schauspieler geworden ist.

The Ghost of Peter Sellers is a comic-tragic feature doc about what it takes to be a film director and survive your biggest disaster. After 43 years the wounds have barely healed for Director Peter Medak (The Ruling Class, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, Romeo is Bleeding) and this is his opportunity to tell the story and finally release the weight associated with its failure. At its core lies the story of an unraveling production but also the tale of a young Director firmly on a path to greatness. Medak had made 3 back-to-back successes; most notably ‘The Ruling Class’ in 1972 with Peter O’Toole. This film changed his career forever. In September 1973 Peter Sellers embarked on the production of a 17th Century pirate comedy in Cyprus for Columbia Pictures (Ghost in the Noonday Sun). Structured around the original director Peter Medak and his journey back to the island 42 years later, The Ghost of Peter Sellers is a timeline of events supported by eye-opening and heart-felt interviews with remaining cast members, production staff, Cypriot locals and others from the world of filmmaking. From Los Angeles to New York, from London to Cyprus, Medak recaptures what it was like to work with the genius talents of Sellers and Milligan whilst explaining the saga of the Pirate film and how such a brilliant and funny idea could go so terribly wrong and become a total disaster. Director Peter Medak joins us for a candid conversation on the toll the making of his star-crossed film took on him professionally, personally and psychologically and where he is today. For news and updates go to: theghostofpetersellers.com Watch now on Virtual Theatre: theghostofpetersellers.com Social Media facebook.com/theghostofpetersellers twitter.com/PeterSellers instagram.com/the_ghost_of_peter_sellers

Jodie Whittaker is... The Doctor. She's also our very special guest in this archive interview, all about how she became everyone's favourite Time Lord. You'll hear her telling Ali about the biggest roles in her career before she picked up the sonic screwdriver, including Attack The Block and Venus (with Peter O'Toole), as well as what it means to her to meet fans and attend all those comic-cons. In short: if you're even a passing fan of Doctor Who, you won't want to miss this one...

When the royal family is wiped out by a freak accident a descendant must be found to take the throne. Thus begins the reign of King Ralph (1991). This King may come in the unlikely form of John Goodman, but can Peter O'Toole make him a king? John Hurt certainly hopes that won't happen as he also has aspirations of ascending to the throne. Join Invasion of the Remake as we enter the kingdom of King Ralph with our own unique thoughts on how to remake it for a new generation.   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, RadioPublic, BluBrry, Libsyn, YouTube, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com

Capt. William O’Toole, 45, Clayton, a native of Constableville and son of Civil War soldier and Irish immigrant, Peter O’Toole, piloted the Hartford. In addition to the captain, also lost when the ship went down were his wife, Mary Manson O’Toole and their 5-month-old child, Mary Kathleen, along with four others. The O’Tooles left five other children orphans, who after the tragedy were cared for by their 68-year-old grandmother, Sarah O’Toole of Clayton. Accompanying the washing up of the skeletal remains of the ship last month came fresh reflections about the captain of the doomed vessel by his descendants. Chris Brock joines Kelly Burdick, Christina Knott and Dennis O'Brien to discuss. Visit the Watertown Daily Times at nny360.com to read the full story on the schooner section’s resurrection. Read the poem here. This episode is edited by Christina Knott. Intro music is "Nobody Calls It San Fran" by Coyote Hearing. Outro music is "The Papergirl" by The Whole Other. Browse our new merch at Society 6. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram; email us at secondlook@jnc.media. To subscribe to the Watertown Daily Times at NNY360, visit nny360.com. You can also follow our affiliate link to get a free audio book from Audible.com and try it out for 30 days. Enter our promo code "secondlook" at Audible.com or visit www.audibletrial.com/secondlook.

This episode the Castle gang are joined by the cast of the Monster Movie Happy Hour Podcast (Dave Geister, Scott Chesebrough, and Mary Challman) to talk about one of the most beloved remakes of all time, the 1978 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS.Afterwards we made the following endorsements:Mary Challman: The Last Days (film), Portrait of a Lady on Fire (film)Dave Geister: the work of Ramsey Campbell (author)Tony Salvaggio: The Platform (Netflix series), Virally Affected: Bands Of The Heavy Underground from RiffRelevant, which markets bands and merch during the current crisisScott Chesebrough: Hellraisers: The Life and Inebriated Times of Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole, Richard Harris & Oliver Reed (book)Julia Guzman: Broadway Shows on YouTube in support of BroadwayCares.org and other causesDrew Edwards: Cursed Films on Shudder, the Ringo Awards for comics, and nominating Halloween Man on its 20th AnniversaryJasonHenderson: the fiction of Ray Russell, Mad Magazine's 1978 parody of Invasion..., and Jason's Castle Talk interviews with Cassandra "Elvira" Peterson and Joe Bob Briggs(Episode 298)

Alicia Silverstone and Rob Corddry talk about their new film Bad Therapy, and how the filmmaker's own nightmare experience with a couples counselor inspired the movie.  Alicia shares memories from Clueless, and stories from working with playwright David Mamet and the late Peter O’Toole.  Rob talks about his original audition for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, some of the low-budget, fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants field pieces that he did in the early days of the show, and why he always gets cast as creepy assholes and pedophiles! See Rob and Alicia's new film Bad Therapy on Video on Demand, and follow them on Twitter at @AliciaSilv and @robcorddry.

Actor Peter O'Toole, star of Lawrence of Arabia, takes a 'View from the Boundary' with Brian Johnston in 1991.

We didn’t like 14, so here’s another podcast that’s safe for work and home and drive. 0:54 Consumption Corner- World War II in color, nazis and crystal meth.  Norm MacDonald and Peter O’Toole. 06:00 Similitude Proper “Winston Churchill is like Mr. Miyagi” Dave and Drew display... Read More

Click to tweet this podcast to your friends and followers!Ken LaZebnik is the founder and director of the Master of Fine Arts in TV and Screenwriting program at Stephens College, a low residency program based in Hollywood, which aims to increase the number of female writers working in Hollywood.Ken writes for television, film and the theater. His work includes collaborating with Garrison Keillor on Robert Altman’s last film, A Prairie Home Companion, and many years of writing and producing for hour-long television dramas, including seven years of writing and producing the drama Touched By An Angel. Two of his plays have won citations from The American Theatre Critics Association (ATCA). His first book, Hollywood Digs: An Archaeology of Shadows, was published in 2014 by Kelly’s Cove Press – a collection of essays about personal encounters with Hollywood history.LaZebnik’s feature work includes the Lionsgate film Thomas Kinkade’s Christmas Cottage, released in 2008, starring Peter O’Toole and Marcia Gay Harden. His television writing has also included Army Wives, Providence, Star Trek: Enterprise, and the new series When Calls The Heart on the Hallmark Channel.Ken’s plays have frequently been premiered at The Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis, directed by Jack Reuler. The most recent of these collaborations was On The Spectrum, which premiered in November, 2011. On The Spectrum was awarded a Steinberg Citation from the American Theatre Critics Association, and had a successful run in Los Angeles at the Fountain Theatre. Other plays Mixed Blood has premiered include Vestibular Sense, League of Nations, and Calvinisms.His play Rachel Calof, adapted from the memoir of a Jewish homesteader in North Dakota, is a one-woman show starring Kate Fuglei. His play Theory of Mind, commissioned for young audiences by the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, has also been produced in Minnesota, Hawaii and Michigan.Follow Ken on Twitter: @KenLaZebnik.Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com or on Gray’s YouTube channel.First published May 31, 2016.

În această emisiune mi-am propus să vă vorbesc despre un actor atipic, un personaj multifațetat în viața de zi cu zi, inegalabilul Peter O Toole / Cafeaua din Etiopia devine din ce accesibilă consumatorilor din întreaga lume și este o experiență atipică ce merită încercată / Vintage și retro sunt doi termeni ce reflectă două abordări diferite când vine vorba de mobilier; vă ajut să discerneți cum puteți identifica un obiect vintage autentic de calitate / Muzică recentă sau nu pe placul meu și al vostru sper. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The actor looks back on working with Peter O'Toole in Supergirl.

On this episode, we talk about CHILD'S PLAY and HIGH SPIRITS! We dig into the gravity of Peter O'Toole, the terror of a small doll who wants to murder you, and our shared hatred of Dav Pilkey.

On this episode Matt talks to impressionist Terry Mynott about ‘doing’ Kevin Spacey, ‘messing around’ with Peter O’Toole and the pain of making sitcoms. Follow Matt on Instagram: @mattunderscoremorgan

The Fabulous Steve is BACK, and we've saved his best stories for last! Highlights: Tim Curry live in concert. Maurice Chevalier was a creep. Singin in the Rain was a masterpiece. MGM ruined people. Amelia’s mildewed theater program collection. Steve and Pitney and Jerry Herman and Lauren Bacall and Carol Channing. Shelling out big bucks for Hamilton. Peter O’Toole on the West End. Noises Off and the immediacy of live theater. Plus, in the Year of Woo, Amelia talks rocks! Promo: Things Joe Hates (Want to swap show promos? Email us!) We love you for listening! Please take a moment to rate and review us, and earn a STICKER! (Everyone loves stickers!) And please subscribe or add us to your favorites list on your favorite platform so you never miss a show! And share us with your cool friends, not the lame ones. Questions? Comments? Complaints? Write to us at PitneyAndAmelia@gmail.com! Tweet at us at @bitchenboutique! Stay up to date by liking our Facebook page! Join the conversation over at our Facebook group! If you want to be supportive without a lot of stuff cluttering your feed, follow us on Instagram! (Really, we barely post over there.) And if you're feeling generous, buy yourself a little something at our Zazzle shop and help to support our show!  (Turn off that Content Filter to see the "uncensored" merch!) Who the heck are Pitney and Amelia? A gay guy and his fat friend talking about everything! We've got over 30 years of stories to share about stuff we love, stuff that annoys us, people we've known, places we've been, and things we've seen. Geeky, silly, and always opinionated. NAMES ARE CHANGED TO PROTECT THE GUILTY! We may be awful, but we're right! New episodes every other Friday. LGBTQ | Comedy | Pop Culture | Nerd Culture | Horror | Spirituality

"Para sentirse mal hay que estar vivo". Teniente Chard. Dos tenientes con visiones opuestas, el teniente Chard, un ingeniero al mando, testarudo y tenaz (brillante Stanley Baker y su mandíbula cuadrada), y el teniente Bromhead, de maneras aristocráticas, con criados, sable, y capa (Michael Caine en sus primeros trabajos). Chard llegó allí para construir un puente, el militar poco podía imaginar lo que acababa de ocurrir a pocas millas, en la batalla de Isandlwana el imperio británico sufrió unos de sus peores castigos. 1500 casacas rojas cayeron en las montañas sudafricanas a manos de las tropas zulúes. Pocas horas después de esta masacre, lanzas y azagayas chocarán contra fusiles y cañones en la plaza fuerte del barranco de Rorke. El Boer Adendorf, holandés, lleva más tiempo que los británicos en el sur de África, conoce mejor a los guerreros de los escudos de piel de vaca, y avisa. Atacarán en tandas sucesivas. La estrategia del búfalo. Sobre la tierra los cuernos, la testuz y el lomo, avanzan por las laderas para rodear a la guarnición. En el horizonte los rayos del sol parpadean sobre una línea interminable de puntos amenazantes. Retumba cada vez más atronadora la voz grave del pueblo orgulloso, los golpes de las lanzas, los mazos, y los escudos. Aquí, aunque parezca lo contrario a primera vista, no se glorifica el colonialismo. Cy Einfeld y su guionista John Prebble muestran la humanidad de los asediados, las peculiaridades de cada personaje, el aterrado reverendo y su hija, huyendo de la misión despavoridos, el cocinero que no sabe utilizar un arma, el esforzado sargento, el médico que interviene a los heridos mientras los zulúes entran por las ventanas, el soldado gandul que se redime salvando a sus compañeros. Los cadáveres de los nativos se amontonan y el inexperto teniente Bromville, que al principio califica a los nativos de negros cobardes, cambiará su arrogancia por vergüenza ante la matanza perpetrada. La angustia de unos tipos que en su fuero interno comparten la certeza de la muerte segura, 4000 guerreros se acercan a través de campo abierto. La despedida Zulú en en el barranco de Rorke, regado de su sangre, infestado de sus propios hermanos muertos, no ocurrió en la realidad, y sin embargo cumple su función catártica. Un cantante galés responde, ellos tienen buenos bajos pero nosotros tenemos mejores tenores. El duelo de cantos sobrecoge. Los guerreros reconocen el valor de una guarnición que se ha defendido con tesón. No eran imprescindibles, la mayoría de esos hombres no saldrán mencionados en los libros de historia, como el escuadrón de Robert Montgomery y John Wayne que retrató John Ford en el Pacífico. Años después Douglas Hickcox plasmaría la sangrienta batalla de Isandhlwana en Amanecer Zulú, esta vez con Burt Lancaster y Peter O´Toole. Raúl Gallego Esta larga noche nos protegemos del fuego a discreción en Radiopolis... Gervi Navío, Zacarías Cotán y Raúl Gallego

Miriam was joined by Liam Ó Maonlaí and Peter O'Toole of The Hothouse Flowers this morning. The band will playing Dublin’s Olympia Theatre as part of Tradfest 2020, this Wednesday 22nd of January, Doors 7pm and Show 8pm.

Knox and Shelley focus their investigation on Peter O'Toole, while Jim O'Sullivan heads to work. Please leave a review and rate the show on whatever platform you use to listen, it really helps! If you want added to my weekly newsletter, email me at tom.hale68@gmail.com! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Michael Sajbel (pronounced like Bible with an S) is a feature film writer, producer and Director whose career has now spanned over three decades. Wraith (2018) is his most recent film, shot in Neenah, Wisconsin, starring Lance Henriksen, Jackson Hurst and Ali Hillis. Michael is perhaps best known for The Ultimate Gift, starring James Garner, Brian Dennehy and Abigail Breslin. He also directed, One Night with The King, a faithful retelling of the Biblical story of Esther, starring Omar Sharif, John Rhys-Davies, Tiffany DuPont, John Noble and Peter O’Toole. Altogether Michael has worked in the above capacities or as a Director of Photography on over 40 feature films and over 400 television episodes. Michael has also worked in the inspirational and faith-based side of the film industry with Billy Graham, Franklin Graham, Charles Colson, Focus on the Family and many others. His most notable film for World Wide Pictures was The Ride, inspired in part by his experiences working at the Rawhide Boys’ Ranch (New London, Wisconsin) for four summers. He also writes and directs Christmas and Easter television specials for India, seen annually by an audience estimated at well over 300 million people. He was born and raised in Wisconsin and is married to Susan Allen, MD, (Anesthesiology) with three children. He attended UCLA where he was named to the Dean’s List all quarters and graduated summa cum laude. He divides his time between Wisconsin and Hollywood and currently has several films in development.   The My Story Podcast is a production of ConjoStudios, LLC For professional, award-winning video or podcast production, visit: www.conjostudios.com Like the music on the show? Check out Drew Davidsen's music at www.drewdavidsen.com Check out our pics on Instagram: @MyStoryPodcast Send us a tweet @MyStory_Podcast And LIKE us on Facebook. We like to be liked.

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss T.E. Lawrence (1888 – 1935), better known as Lawrence of Arabia, a topic drawn from over 1200 suggestions for our Listener Week 2019. Although Lawrence started as an archaeologist in the Middle East, when World War I broke out he joined the British army and became an intelligence officer. His contact with a prominent Arab leader, Sharif Hussein, made him sympathetic to Hussein’s cause and during the Arab Revolt of 1916 he not only served the British but also the interests of Hussein. After the war he was dismayed by the peace settlement and felt that the British had broken an assurance that Sharif Hussein would lead a new Arab kingdom. Lawrence was made famous by the work of Lowell Thomas, whose film of Lawrence drew huge audiences in 1919, which led to his own book Seven Pillars of Wisdom and David Lean’s 1962 film with Peter O'Toole. In previous Listener Weeks, we've discussed Kafka's The Trial, The Voyages of Captain Cook, Garibaldi and the Risorgimento, Moby Dick and The Thirty Years War. With Hussein Omar Lecturer in Modern Global History at University College Dublin Catriona Pennell Associate Professor of Modern History and Memory Studies at the University of Exeter Neil Faulkner Director of Military History Live and Editor of the magazine Military History Matters Producer: Simon Tillotson