Podcast appearances and mentions of peter proud

On this episode of the podcast Phillip is joined once again by Paul Rowlands from www.money-into-light.com and The Alternate Video Archives on Facebook to discuss the J. Lee Thompson directed The Reincarnation of Peter Proud from 1975, starring Michael Sarrazin, Margot Kidder, and Jennifer O'Neil. They start the show out by giving the general information about the movie and talking about the book and how it came to the screen. Then Paul gives some background on J. Lee Thompson and Phillip and him talk about some other movies he directed. It's then time for Listener Opinions from Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Paul and Phillip then discuss this movie with some facts thrown in. They read some reviews and then individually rate the movie. Phillip and Paul talk about whether they would buy this movie, rent it, or find it for free. Phillip then gives his Phil's Film Favorite of the Week; Caged (1950) which he gives 4 stars. Paul talks about all the great films he has watched including J. Lee Thompson films as well as Don Siegel films. Then it's time for Phillip to promote next week's show, when he will be joined once again by Sam Panico from www.bandsaboutmovies.com to discuss Gambit from 1966. Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/makingtarantinothepodcast/message

On this episode Phillip is joined by Rob Papp from The Cinemigos Podcast and The Circle of Jerks Podcast on YouTube. The two of them discuss Abel Ferrara's 1987 masterpiece China Girl. Phillip plays a clip of Tarantino talking about Abel Ferrara's movies. Then Phillip gives the general information about the movie. They then discuss the actors and the director. It's then time for Listener Opinions from Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. The two then discuss there thoughts on, and favorite parts, of the movie. It's another great discussion. They then answer the questions of whether they saw anything in this movie that Tarantino might have liked or used in a film? It's then time to individually rate the movie. Then they answer the question of whether they would buy, rent, or find this movie for free. Phillip then gives his Phil's Film Favorite of the Week; Argylle. Rob mentions what he has been watching, Then Phillip talks about what's coming up next week. Come back next week when Phillip will be joined by Paul Rowlands from Money Into Light and The Alternate Video Archives Facebook Page, for The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975). Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/makingtarantinothepodcast/message

Volvemos con Jerry Goldsmith. Ya estuvimos viendo su labor como compositor para el cine en sus películas ambientadas en el viejo Oeste. También os hablamos de su facilidad para crear melodías, dándose el caso de que algunos temas de sus películas fueron posteriormente convertidos en canción y dedicamos otro programa a esas versiones cantadas de sus temas. Pero su extensa carrera quedaba bastante limitada con esos dos programas, así que decidimos hacerle justicia con otros dos programas. En este primero hemos agrupado sus temas para películas de corte dramático, policíaco y bélico, dejando para un siguiente programa sus películas para el cine de animación, de fantasía, de acción y ciencia ficción, otros géneros en los que Jerry Goldsmith nos ha dado verdaderas obras maestras. Hemos reducido a un tema por película para dar cabida a más temas. Hay joyas escondidas en películas que no tuvieron gran éxito de público, pero sus bandas sonoras son una maravilla, todo un regalo para el amante de la música. Tema como el deporte en “Hoosiers” o “Rudy”. El suspense con toques paranormales en “El otro”, “Bailando con el diablo”, “Pura energía” o “Magic”. El cine bélico en “Patton”, “MacArthur”, “Las águilas azules”, “El Yangtsé en llamas” o “Primera victoria”. El cine político en “Siete días de Mayo” o “Bajo el fuego”. El policíaco en “Chinatown”, “El detective”, “Instinto básico” o “L.A. Confidencial” y es que Goldsmith se luce en todos los géneros y estilos. Terminaremos con un medley de algunos temas que escribió para series de televisión como “El agente de CIPOL”, “Los Walton” o “Dr. Kildare y cerraremos con la suite titulada “El hombre que no quería pintar”, que escribió para un documental sobre Miguel Angel Buonarotti como escultor y que se exhibió previo a la proyección de la película “El tormento y el éxtasis”, inspirada en el enfrentamiento entre el papa Julio II con Miguel Angel mientras pintaba la Capilla Sixtina. Esperamos disfrutes con la capacidad creativa del maestro Jerry Goldsmith. 00h 00’00” Presentación 00h 02’11” Cabecera 00h 02’46” 1962 FREUD 00h 05’58” 1963 ROSAS PERDIDAS (The stripper) 00h 08’20” 1964 SIETE DÍAS DE MAYO (Seven day in May) 00h 10’25” 1964 TRATAMIENTO DE SHOCK (Shock treatment) 00h 12’51” 1965 EL CORONEL VON RYAN (Von Ryan’s Express) 00h 13’35” 1965 PRIMERA VICTORIA (In harm’s way) 00h 16’06” 1966 EL YANGTSÉ EN LLAMAS (The Sand Pebbles) 00h 18’44” 1966 LAS ÁGUILAS AZULES (The Blue Max) 00h 21’02” 1968 SEBASTIÁN (Sebastian) 00h 23’29” 1968 EL DETECTIVE (The detective) 00h 25’00” 1969 JUSTINE (Justine) 00h 27’31” 1970 PATTON (Patton) 00h 30’34” 1970 TORA! TORA! TORA! (Tora! Tora! Toira!) 00h 33’29” 1971 BAILE CON EL DIABLO (The Mephisto Waltz) 00h 35’50” 1972 EL OTRO (The other) 00h 37’19” 1973 PAPILLON (Papillon) 00h 39’32” 1974 CHINATOWN (Chinatown) 00h 41’28” 1975 LA REENCARNACIÓN DE PETER PROUD (The reincarnation of Peter Proud) 00h 44’45” 1976 LA ISLA DEL ADIÓS (Islands in the stream) 00h 48’00” 1977 MacARTHUR, EL GENERAL REBELDE (MacArthur) 00h 50’42” 1978 CAPRICORNIO UNO (Capricorn One) 00h 52’46” 1978 MAGIC, EL MUÑECO DIABÓLICO (Magic) 00h 54’37” 1978 EL PUENTE DE CASSANDRA (The Cassandra crossing) 00h 57’59” 1981 CABOBLANCO (Caboblancoi) 01h 00’31” 1981 MASADA (Masada) 01h 05’24” 1981 EL MENDIGO (Raggedy man) 01h 08’56” 1983 BAJO EL FUEGO (Under fire) 01h 14’28” 1986 HOOSIERS, MÁS QUE ÍDOLOS (Hoosiers) 01h 18’47” 1990 LA CASA RUSIA (The Russia House) 01h 22’38” 1991 NO SIN MI HIJA (Not without my daugther) 01h 25’08” 1991 DURMIENDO CON SU ENEMIGO (Sleeping with the enemy) 01h 28’16” 1992 INSTINTO BÁSICO (Basic instinct) 01h 37’36” 1992 LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS DEL EDÉN (Medicine man) 01h 45’30” 1993 MALICIA (Malice) 01h 48’58” 1993 RUDY, RETO A LA GLORIA (Rudy) 01h 52’27” 1993 SECUESTRADA (The vanishing) 01h 56’00” 1995 CONGO (Congo) 01h 58’28” 1995 PURA ENERGÍA (Powder) 02h 02’54” 1997 L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (L.A. Confidential) 02h 05’39” MEDLEY TV THEMES 02h 17’04” 1965 THE ARTIST WHO DID NOT WANT TO PAINT (The agony & the ecstasy Prologue)

Embark on a nostalgic journey with Satish Kaushik in this episode as he unveils the release date 11 June 1980 and reminisces about the iconic and timeless film " Karz", A timeless classic starring Rishi Kapoor, Simi Garewal, the plot of the story is around reincarnation of the protagonist and coming back to take revenge from his foes, directed by the brilliant Subhash Ghai, who took inspiration from the Hollywood movie "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud", Tune in for more.

Embark on a nostalgic journey with Satish Kaushik in this episode as he unveils the release date 11 June 1980 and reminisces about the iconic and timeless film " Karz", A timeless classic starring Rishi Kapoor, Simi Garewal, the plot of the story is around reincarnation of the protagonist and coming back to take revenge from his foes, directed by the brilliant Subhash Ghai, who took inspiration from the Hollywood movie "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud", Tune in for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Friday the 13th!! Today is Western Mass horror day! Enjoy these fine films made in the 413! The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, The Children, Winter Beast!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tohellwiththispodcast/support

Following your passions and curiosity can lead you to the top  In this episode of Beyond the Blue Badge, Peter Proud interviews Nicola Hodson, the chief executive of UK and Ireland for IBM, about her career journey and her passion for STEM. Nicola shares how she was inspired by her father, who worked in the chemical industry, and by the Concorde, the supersonic aircraft that used to fly over her house. She also reveals how she switched from dentistry to chemistry at university after realizing she hated the former. She talks about the importance of following one's interests and being open to new opportunities. 

Lifting others through events, coaching, partnerships   After 25 years at Microsoft, most recently as the Global Learning and Experience Director, Nickie Smith is going it on her own as the founder of not-for-profit People for Change, to expand Be Bold for Change internationally, and help lift others through her executive coaching company, Bold Leadership Practice. Podcast host Peter Proud caught up with the UK native to talk about her starting an organization to meet her needs and those of others, international expansion, the power of coaching and more. 

Collaboration and unlocking the power of data Kimberly Mathisen was recently the GM of Microsoft Norway. Today, she's following her passion as the CEO of HUB Ocean, a nonprofit foundation that is developing a groundbreaking data platform and tools to “change the fate of the ocean by unleashing the power of data, technology and collaboration.” In this episode of Beyond the Blue Badge, she speaks with host Peter Proud about her move to the nonprofit sector, the big audacious problems that our oceans face and how data can help save the seas.

How to become a differentiator in your career Before joining Seattle startup Skytap in 2017, Neil Holloway spent nearly his entire career at Microsoft. During those 26 years, he held various roles including managing director of the UK and president of Microsoft EMEA. Throughout this career he has had to constantly evolve and learn, while showing up as a leader. In this episode of Beyond the Blue Badge, Neil talks with host Peter Proud about leaving his comfort zone, navigating his career at Microsoft, staying relevant, and how to become a differentiator.

Navigating the entrepreneurial ecosystem for startup success   It's no secret that many Microsoft alumni dive into the startup world after leaving the company. After eight years at Microsoft as venture capital and emerging business lead in United Kingdom, Bindi Karia did just that and has since spent her career helping fuel innovation as a tech industry guru, advisor, speaker and venture partner. In this episode of our Beyond the Blue Badge podcast, host Peter Proud sits down with Bindi to discuss the stages of launching a startup, the six characteristics she notices of a successful entrepreneur, the importance of utilizing your network in the entrepreneurial ecosystem and how she's investing in the innovation of today.

How to cultivate and maintain rich partnerships In 2000, tech giants Microsoft and Accenture came together to found Avanade. The founding partnership has evolved into a global leader that digitally transforms businesses using Microsoft ecosystems. Microsoft alumnus Adam Warby was a founding employee at Avanade and was named CEO in 2008 where he stayed for 11 years. In this episode of our Beyond the Blue Badge podcast, Adam sits down with host Peter Proud to discuss navigating a company with two large corporate parents, crucial decision points to Avanade's success, advice for how to be a good partner and how he's empowering the next generation of business leaders.

With the climate crisis looming, more people are examining how they invest their money and what impact that has on the planet — both good and bad. Sustainable investing that benefits all stakeholders is becoming more prevalent. In this Beyond the Blue Badge episode, host Peter Proud talks with fellow alum Richard Peers about nature's role in finance. Richard spent 23 years at Microsoft, at the intersection of finance and technology. After leaving in 2019, he founded Responsible Risk, which consults financial services and technology companies on sustainable finance.

Leadership in turbulent times, navigating a complex industry and taking care of employees and customers  John Mangelaars is chief executive officer at Skyscanner. Headquartered in Edinburgh, Scotland, Skyscanner is a travel search engine which sees near 100 million visits per month. At Microsoft, John spent time as general manager of the Netherlands and led advertising and online in Microsoft Europe. After 23 years at the company, John left to become CEO of Travix International and then joined Skyscanner in 2021 — mid pandemic.  In this episode of our Beyond the Blue Badge podcast, John sits down with host Peter Proud to discuss leadership during crisis, the importance of taking care of people and customers and why he never lets himself get too comfortable.

Who is Peter Proud, some sweet chin music, planned road trips and the horror they bring, old lady dialect and The Prince of Darkness!

A selection of film music written to evoke the start of spring and the idea of rebirth, including scores by Ji Bark, John Williams, Danny Elfman, Isobel Waller-Bridge and David Schweitzer, Nino Rota and Jerry Goldsmith, among others. The Classic Score of the Week is Jerry Goldsmith's music for the 'The Reincarnation of Peter Proud'. Matthew also takes a close look at how music works to picture in the first outing of a new feature for the programme. Today he examines Alexandre Desplat's music for the opening scene of Jonathan Glazer's 2004 film 'Birth'.

Peter Proud fizzes with energy and passion for his business and his people. It’s not hard to imagine the young boy growing up on a council scheme in Dunfermline who would set off on a four-hour milk round every morning before school. Peter won an apprenticeship with Marconi and then a scholarship to Sandhurst. Then, after leaving the army, he embarked on a career with IBM, Microsoft and Accenture before launching his own business, Forrit, to launch a content management system that he was convinced had a big future. Seven years on, the business is thriving, with clients includingTesco Bank and Lloyds of London. Hear Peter's story in this interview recorded on Zoom on 17 November in front of a live international audience of business people brought together by the Scottish Business Network. www.allencomms.co.uk

This week we talk about Jumanji, The Sweetest Fig, Polar Express, The Giving Tree, The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Roald Dahl, Curious George goes to the Hospital, Nurse Nancy, The Secret Garden, Anne of Green Gables, Little House on the Prairie, Black Stallion Series, Possum come a knockin, Sookie Stackhouse, The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, Chasing Christmas Eve, The Lunar Chronicles, Percy Jackson

In this episode we discuss The Reincarnation Peter Proud, Max Ehrlich’s story of past lives and the dark secrets they conceal, featuring Michael Sarrazin, Margot…Continue ReadingEpisode 5: The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975)

Home entertainment correspondent Adam Long chats with film historian and author Lee Gambin regarding the importance of thoughtful criticism, his blu-ray commentaries on a string of films including The Reincarnation of Peter Proud and Night of the Lepes, and the research efforts behind his books on the making of Cujo, the eco-horror genre and much more.  For more information and to purchase any one of Mr. Gambin's impressive works on blu-ray or in book form, including his definitive Nope, Nothing Wrong Here: The Making of Cujo, visit https://amzn.to/2yI4Mtr.  Support this podcast

Home entertainment correspondent Adam Long chats with film historian and author Lee Gambin regarding the importance of thoughtful criticism, his blu-ray commentaries on a string of films including The Reincarnation of Peter Proud and Night of the Lepes, and the research efforts behind his books on the making of Cujo, the eco-horror genre and much more.  For more information and to purchase any one of Mr. Gambin's impressive works on blu-ray or in book form, including his definitive Nope, Nothing Wrong Here: The Making of Cujo, visit https://amzn.to/2yI4Mtr. 

Movie Meltdown - Episode 50.1 This week Bryan is joined by a special guest co-host - MILES from SHOWSHOW!!! Join us as we yammer on about movies and what we like or dislike, which is really all that's important. Some of which include... Night of the Creeps, Death Race: Frankenstein Lives, Fright Night, Californication, Paul WS Anderson, The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, dwarf casting in The Hobbit, Quentin discussing movies, Edward Woodward, Return to Me, Not Quite Hollywood, Marti Noxon, we are NOT discussing 2012, a giant octopus, Mark Dacascos on the side of the road, Crap-stlevania, David Fincher, King Kong vs. Godzilla, William Peter Blatty, the on-going Resident Evil series and making Casper van Dien happy.  "Clap you hands if you care about dead people..."