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Welcome to It's A Wonderful Podcast!! HOLIDAY SEASON IS HERE AGAIN on the It's A Wonderful Podcast feed as festive movies and topics take over the show's all December long! This week, Morgan and Jeannine spend Christmas in a little British village with a family full of secrets and strife, yet with a yearning for love, affection and validation that all comes out of the Christmas holiday as they talk the truly wonderful melodrama, THE HOLLY AND THE IVY (1952) starring Ralph Richardson, Celia Johnson, Margaret Leighton & Denholm Elliot!! Our Youtube Channel for Monday Madness on video, Watchalongs, Live Discussions & more: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvACMX8jX1qQ5ClrGW53vow The It's A Wonderful Podcast Theme by David B. Music. Donate: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ItsAWonderful1 Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ItsAWonderful1 IT'S A WONDERFUL PODCAST STORE: https://its-a-wonderful-podcast.creator-spring.com/ Sub to the feed and download now on Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox, Amazon Music & more and be sure to rate, review and SHARE AROUND!! Keep up with us on Twitter: Podcast: https://twitter.com/ItsAWonderful1 Morgan: https://twitter.com/Th3PurpleDon Jeannine: https://twitter.com/JeannineDaBean Keep being wonderful!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itsawonderfulpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itsawonderfulpodcast/support
In the latest YKY episode we discuss Chris's "Never seen pick", 1970's, The Looking Glass War. A gritty British espionage thriller in the vein of The Spy Who Came in From the Cold. Based on the novel by John le Carré it's directed by Frank Pierson and stars Christopher Jones, Ralph Richardson, Pia Degermark and in only his 4th film, Sir Anthony Hopkins. It's a 70's movie so you know Ralph will love it but will the rest of the gang? Is it Bond or is it boring? Watch and find out.
In the thirty-first episode of Season 7 (Fantastical Realities) Kyle is joined by fellow cinephile Derek Paranay and fellow podcaster Zax Protzmann to discuss the mixed bag of impressive special effects and a typical hero's journey narrative that makes up Matthew Robbins' look at dark ages magic, religion, and superstition in Dragonslayer (1981).
Due to an unfortunate childhood phobia, Trev has never got around to seeing this weeks movie, and as there is talk of a modern retelling in the pipeline, it looks like he has managed to get there just in time. Join brothers Rob and Trev as they discuss the hilarious low budget sci-fi comedy Time Bandits!When the bedroom of young Kevin (Craig Warnock) appears to be a portal through time and space, he is whipped onto an adventure with 6 unlikely and miniature space thieves led by Randal (David Rappaport), who have set out to steal priceless artefacts from history. Yet they are being pursued by an unearthly divine being (Ralph Richardson) as well as the personification of pure evil (David Warner). Directed by Terry Gilliam and with a star studded cast including Michael Palin, John Cleese, Ian Holm, Jim Broadbent, Shelly Duvall and Sean ConneryWatch Time Bandits here - https://amzn.to/3CGWh2K Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Time Bandits is a 1981 British fantasy adventure film co-written, produced, and directed by Terry Gilliam. It stars Sean Connery, John Cleese, Shelley Duvall, Ralph Richardson, Katherine Helmond, Ian Holm, Michael Palin, Peter Vaughan and David Warner. It tells the story of a young boy taken on an adventure through time with a band of thieves who plunder treasure from various points in history.
Tom and Jenny talk about Terry Gilliam’s 1981 fantasy classic about a gang of little people and a young boy who go on a robbery spree throughout history with the help of a map belonging to the Supreme Being. It stars Sean Connery, John Cleese, Shelley Duvall, Ralph Richardson, Katherine Helmond, Ian Holm, Michael Palin, … Continue reading Matinee LIVE: Time Bandits (1981)
Tales From the Crypt is a 1972 British anthology horror film directed by Freddie Francis. The film, consisting of five segments adapted from EC comics, was produced by Amicus Productions, which made several horror anthology films throughout the 1970's. The film stars Joan Collins, Peter Cushing, and Ralph Richardson. The plot focuses on a group of 5 strangers who encounter the mysterious Crypt Keeper in the catacombs. He reveals to each of them the possible manner in which they might die, in the hopes that they might stray from their evil ways. If you have anything to add to the discussion, please don't hesitate to do so by reaching out to us on social media @TheFilmFlamers, or call our hotline and leave us a message at 972-666-7733! Watch Tales From The Crypt: https://youtu.be/z-Tdt327vaQ Out this Month: Week 1: Shooting the Flames Week 2: Tales from the Darkside Week 3: Tales from the Crypt Week 4: Top Ten Treehouse of Horror Segments Patreon: Cat's Eye Coming in November 2022: The Neverending Story Legend Top Ten Gateway Horror Patreon: Gateway Horror Poll Get in Touch: Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheFilmFlamers Visit our Store: https://teespring.com/stores/thefilmflamers Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheFilmFlamers TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thefilmflamers Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFilmFlamers/ Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/thefilmflamers/ Our Website: https://www.filmflamers.com Call our Hotline: 972-666-7733 Our Patrons: Ashlie Thornbury BattleBurrito Benjamin Gonzalez Bennet Hunter Brandon Anderson Brandon C CenobiteBetty Dan Alvarez Daveisruff Erica Huff Gia-Ranita Pitt GWilliamNYC Hunter C Kimberly McGuirk-Klinetobe Kyle Kavanagh Lisa Libby Loch Hightower Matthew McHenry Mr. E. Patron Nicole McDaniel Nikki (phillyenginerd) Orion Yannotti Penelope Perfecta Erecta Poodie Castle Random Dude Robert B. Sean Homrig Senor Sombra The Unknown Patron Walstrich Sweet dreams... "Welcome to Horrorland" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Includes music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
Recipe for a riotous sixties romp? Take two aging thespians, mix in a dozen dependable character actors, add three or four comic geniuses to bind it all together and season with a generous pinch of psychedelic Victoriana. Top it off with a rising young star and the director's wife and the result is a complex confection full of surprises which the whole family can enjoy! Joining Tyler this week is writer, podcaster and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington to talk about a film which he (rightly) argues is unfairly underappreciated: Bryan Forbes' 1966 ensemble comedy The Wrong Box. It qualifies for this podcast owing to a film-stealing turn by Peter Sellers as Doctor Pratt, but he is only one of many delights - it also features Peter Cook & Dudley Moore as a pair of hissable villains, Wilfrid Lawson as a butler on the verge of collapse, Michael Caine as the dashing, if naive, romantic lead, Tony Hancock as a rheumy-eyed troubled 'tec and Ralph Richardson as an increasingly erratic epistemophilic uncle! Also in 'blink-and-you'll-miss-'em' terms, Valentine Dyall, John Junkin, Leonard Rossiter and Graham Stark! (Graham Stark appears by kind permission of Mr Sellers). And, of course, the Lovely Nanette Newman as Miss Julia Finsbury. It's a fun, rambling conversation which, like the film itself, takes a lot of surprising turns! Tim is on Twitter @outonbluesix Mesel': @goonshowpod
"Le podcast des Réfracteurs" est un podcast du label Audioactif. Film vu par nos propres moyens Le mois spécial Sidney Lumet continue: en adaptant une pièce de Eugene O'Neill, notre cinéaste honoré durant tout ce mois d'avril théorise les liens fragiles qui unissent une famille en pleine perdition. Quatre personnages en proie à leurs démons se déchirent dans un film bouleversant qui réuni Katharine Hepburn, Ralph Richardson, Jason Robards et Dean Stockwell. Eux ne se chamaillent pas mais son présent pour vous parler du film: Grey Pigeon et Spike ! Long voyage vers la nuit est édité par Les Films du Paradoxe On se retrouve sur: - notre site: lesrefracteurs.fr pour notamment les articles écrits -Twitter: https://twitter.com/lesrefracteurs?lang=fr - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lesrefracteurs - Discord: https://discord.gg/vJqwMmDcv3 Sachez que vous pouvez soutenir financièrement Les Réfracteurs via PayPal, à l'adresse lesrefracteurs@gmail.com, ou grâce au bouton présent en haut a droite de notre site.
In this Book Club edition of the podcast, we finally have a chance to explore the work of Friend of the Pod Henry James. We look at James's short novel Washington Square (1880) and long short story "The Turn of the Screw" (1898), and two of their adaptations, The Heiress (1949, directed by William Wyler) and The Innocents (1961, directed by Jack Clayton). We focus on the arcs of the heroines in the two works and the very different directions in which the adaptations take them, as well as the acting opportunities they present for Olivia de Havilland and Deborah Kerr. We also praise the performances of Ralph Richardson as Austin Sloper and Martin Stephens as Miles, two very tricky, eminently Jamesian roles. But is Henry James unadaptable? We give our verdict. Time Codes: 0h 01m 00s: Henry James: Quantum Romancer 0h 09m 30s: Washington Square & THE HEIRESS (1949) [dir. William Wyler] 0h 43m 38s: The Turn of the Screw & THE INNOCENTS (1961) [dir. Jack Clayton] +++ * Marvel at our meticulously ridiculous Complete Viewing Schedule for the 2020s * Intro Song: “Sunday” by Jean Goldkette Orchestra with the Keller Sisters (courtesy of The Internet Archive) * Read Elise's latest film piece on Preston Sturges, Unfaithfully Yours, and the Narrative role of comedic scapegoating. * Check out Dave's new Robert Benchley blog – an attempt to annotate and reflect upon as many of the master humorist's 2000+ pieces as he can locate – Benchley Data: A Wayward Annotation Project! Follow us on Twitter at @therebuggy Write to us at therebuggy@gmail.com
Malcolm McDowell has a knack for being in the right place at the right time. Growing up in Liverpool in the early ‘60s, he took his girlfriend to see The “Silver” Beatles at the Cavern Club. By the end of the decade, he was one of the beautiful people swingin' through London as the star of Lindsay Anderson's “If….” and "O Lucky Man." In 1971, he drew raves for his electric performance in Stanley Kubrick's “A Clockwork Orange.”Fifty years later, he feels like a "Lucky Man" all over again for landing in Canada on CBC's breakout comedy hit, “Son of a Critch.”McDowell loved shooting in Newfoundland and immediately bonded with his young British co-star, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth. He praises the scripts along with the book the series was spun off from: Mark Critch's memoir about growing up eccentric on Canada's East Coast.And what a life he has led in-between. Listen as McDowell tells story after story about the famous stage and film folk he has known, including three Sirs: Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson and John Guilgud. Other names dropped include Peter Sellers, Robert Altman, Robert Mitchum, Michael Caine and George Harrison. At 78, he's never been busier, having just finished shooting a movie with two actors he adores: Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin.He's got stories about them, too. This is a podcast you don't want to miss.
If this week's guest and I were to find ourselves in a post-apocalyptic dystopian wasteland in which only twenty or so people survived, and podcasts didn't exist anymore, we'd no doubt agree that our lives no longer had any purpose and head off to ask Nurse Marty Feldman for a couple of death certificates. On our way we'd be careful to avoid uxoricidal Shelter Man Harry Secombe, bewhiskered GPO Man Spike Milligan and barber-for-hire (& rubber fetishist) Roy Kinnear. Above all we'd make sure to KEEP MOVING! Yes, this episode Adam from RetroTube joins Tyler to talk about Richard Lester's big screen adaptation of Milligan and John Antrobus's acclaimed stage play, surreal Cold War satire The Bed Sitting Room (1969) featuring Milligan, Secombe, Kinnear and Feldman as well as Peter Cook & Dudley Moore, Ralph Richardson, Michael Hordern, Arthur Lowe, Rita Tushingham and Frank Thornton (as “The BBC”) The Third World War was the shortest war in history at 2 minutes 28 seconds in duration and left 40 million dead but almost everyone left in London is trying to put a brave face on it. Everyone, that is, apart from Lord Fortnum. He's convinced he's turning into a bed sitting room. What follows is a bewildering but often hilarious series of events, at times veering off towards some pretty bleak moments. Did Tyler enjoy it? Did Adam? Tune in to find out! Adam is co-host of the all-conquering RetroTube podcast and can be found on Twitter @retro_tube Tyler is @goonshowpod yuf5dqZl6Rk7AbsKPwAy
In the tenth episode of Season 5 (Dystopia Myopia) Kyle is joined by screenwriter David Gutierrez and streamer Daniel Lopez to discuss the absurdist apocalypse and the futile gesture of society moving forward in Richard Lester's bleak and surreal The Bed Sitting Room.
The original Amicus horror anthology, TALES FROM THE CRYPT (1972), featuring Peter Cushing, Joan Collins, Ralph Richardson, and a star studded cast, enters our 12 Days of SLASHmas: Part II tournament on Night 6. Will the OG Crypt Keeper slice through the competition, or will it be sent back to the catacombs? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYQhpF6UlRQ
Sherlock Holmes started his career as a radio detective on October 20, 1930, and to mark the occasion we'll hear the brilliant sleuth in four old time radio mysteries. Basil Rathbone stars as Holmes (with Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson) in "The Strange Case of the Murder in Wax" (originally aired on Mutual on January 7, 1946). Then, Tom Conway steps in as Sherlock in Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Devil's Foot" (originally aired on ABC on January 13, 1947). John Stanley and Alfred Shirley are Holmes and Watson in the original mystery "The Case of the Bleeding Chandelier" (originally aired on Mutual on June 13, 1948). Finally, John Gielgud is Holmes and Ralph Richardson is Watson in "The Second Stain" (a BBC production broadcast on NBC on January 30, 1955).
Documentary filmmaker Jeremy Workman -- whose new documentary Lily Topples the World is now streaming on Discovery+ in the US and coming to Canada next Tuesday, September 14th -- is here to sing the praises of The Heiress, William Wyler's 1949 adaptation of Henry James' Washington Square starring Olivia de Havilland (in the role that won her a second Oscar), Montgomery Clift and Ralph Richardson. Your genial host Norm Wilner is on the edge of his seat.
[transcript below] Reissue episode of the week! Jack. In the Box. This was an early comedy romance episode I wrote specifically with A-R-T - American Radio Theater - in mind. This was recorded with A-R-T in Marge's dining room. I would like to point out that the title is not "jack-in-the-box" but Jack[period] in the box [period]. It's a subtle distinction, but it does make it mean something a bit different. I also want to point out right away that the whole Chinese suspicion subplot was meant to be silly and a clue to how disconnected from reality Mrs. McGruder is, not serious. Keep in mind this was written ten years ago and set in the 1940s. I have nothing but disgust for any frickinh racists who are currently, in real life, harassing people of Asian descent, particularly the elderly. The transcript is on the page here, and you will note that the first couple of "radio shows" heard in the background in this episode are in the main script, but after that, they got too complicated to write in between lines and I moved them to the end so they could be recorded "of a piece". The shows are clear parodies of The Shadow, I love a Mystery, and Flash Gordon. This also marks the first appearance of Tunis the Unstoppable, whom I later used in Bingo the Birthday Clown. I realized recently that I haven't yet included the full text of the opening sequence of 19 Nocturne Boulevard in any of my transcripts. My apologies, and it will follow. It originally started out much longer, but I whittled it down until it was just the right length. Platinum Death Ray Forever! ******************************************************** 19 Nocturne Boulevard Opening VOICE: 19 Nocturne Boulevard CABBIE: Nocturne Boulevard? Not far. When you hit Howard, hang a right. Howard meets Philip at a weird kind of angle, then you cross James and Poe. You can't miss Nocturne, it's just past the Automat. VOICE: 19 Nocturne Boulevard, your address for suspenseful stories of the speculative, strange, and supernatural. [VOICE, or OLIVIA] Tonight's story is [title] [also might include warning about violence or language here] OLIVIA: Yes. This is 19 Nocturne Boulevard, won't you step inside? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why it's a [episode specific location] ***************************************************** JACK. IN THE BOX. Cast: Trudy Garfunkel (F/30ish), divorcee, single mom Timmy Garfunkel (M/10), her son MacGruder (F/50ish), landlady Colonel Chutney (M/70), retired WWI colonel Susan (F/20ish), Trudy's co-worker Jack (M), a robot Mockam (any), an alien Pockam (any), another alien ON THE RADIO: Announcer Horse voice Ralph The Spook Thug 1 Thug 2 Jake Mack Frenchy Snap Harper Amanda Cool Tunis the unstoppable OLIVIA Did you have any trouble finding it? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why, it's a run-down bungalow apartment court, can't you tell? SCENE 1. MUSIC CREEPY SCI FI AMBIANCE VERY ALIEN POCKAM The interview will be conducted in the unit's assimilated language. MOCKAM Report, unit X-14. JACK [very robotic in all scenes with aliens] Report. Earth viability as target for invasion-- MUSIC BREAK OLIVIA Oops. My mistake. Here's that bungalow court... SCENE 2. MUSIC A BIT OF MELODRAMA - VERY 40s AMBIANCE OUTSIDE. TRAFFIC NEARBY SOUND FOOTSTEPS ON GRAVEL. DOOR OPENS SLIGHTLY OFF. MACGRUDER [slightly off] Trudy? Trudy! SOUND FOOTSTEPS STOP TRUDY [sigh] Mrs. MacGruder. SOUND FOOTSTEPS SWIVEL IN GRAVEL TRUDY I'll have the rent on-- MACGRUDER [slightly off] Oh, no this is ... When? TRUDY Friday. Um, what, then? MACGRUDER [coming on] You got a package! TRUDY What? I didn't-- MACGRUDER I was thinking just that. What's Trudy Garfunkel doing ordering stuff--? TRUDY I didn't! MACGRUDER On her little government salary, and I knew she-- I mean, you-- wouldn't, so then I wondered if maybe it wasn't that deadbeat man of yours-- TRUDY He's not mine- he hasn't been for a long time-- MACGRUDER --Might have sent something for the boy, so I figured no harm in letting the movers into your place - I hope you don't mind - but I wanted to let you know before you walk in and trip over it or anything. TRUDY Thank you for the warning. SOUND FOOTSTEPS - BOTH OF THEM TRUDY You don't have to-- MACGRUDER I better go come along and make sure, since if I let it into your place and it turned out to be something dangerous, well I'd never forgive myself. On the other hand, I was just thinking it might just be a vacuum cleaner, so I was just thinking if it was a vacuum cleaner, then I would knock a whole dollar off your rent - each week - if you just let me use it. [gasps] TRUDY The box is that big? I mean big enough for a vacuum? SOUND FOOTSTEPS STOP MACGRUDER Lands sakes! You just have to get a gander at it! [beat] Well? Open it. SOUND A COUPLE OF ALMOST HESITANT STEPS ON STONE, THEN KEY IN LOCK TRUDY Did the movers say anything when they--? MACGRUDER Say anything? Well, I expect they did, but they didn't really seem to speak much English. Didn't worry me much though - they were big Italian looking fellers, not Chinese at all. SOUND KNOB TURNS TRUDY Chinese? Why Chinese? MACGRUDER Oh, I heard it on the radio just the other day, about the Chinese. Not sure what they said, but I'll tell you, you better check your laundry reaaal good. TRUDY [dubious] All right. SOUND DOOR OPENS. A COUPLE FOOTSTEPS, THEN PULLED UP SHORT TRUDY [gasps] MACGRUDER Didn't I tell you? TRUDY You said a box - I didn't expect a crate! How'd they get it through the door? MACGRUDER Crate. Box. I said it was big enough for a vacuum. TRUDY [joking] Or some Chinese. MACGRUDER You think so, too? Well, you better open it now - maybe this is how they plan to invade or do whatever it was the radio was saying about them. I'll stay with you while you do it, so that I can run back and call the army if they come popping out of there. TRUDY I really doubt it's a box of Chinese people. MACGRUDER You better check! SOUND SCRABBLING AT WOOD. TAPPING - SOUNDS PRETTY SOLID. TRUDY I don't know how to open it. MACGRUDER Here, I'll go and get a hammer. We'd better get this done quickly! TRUDY Yes, I'd rather have this sorted out before Timmy gets home. MACGRUDER [going off] Oh, well, that too - I was thinking that "Love of a Generation" will be coming on the radio real soon. TRUDY The radio. Tsch. [almost chuckling] Chinese. SCENE 3. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM Status of Earth readiness to hold off an invasion fleet? JACK The earth is fully prepared to repel all invaders. POCKAM What? We have seen no evidence--! MOCKAM Explain. SCENE 4. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND SQUEAK OF NAILS AS CRATE LID IS PRIED OFF MACGRUDER What is it? TRUDY Let me get the lid off before you go jumping in - you don't want the nails to get you. MACGRUDER [sniffs] Well, it doesn't smell Chinese. TRUDY [takes breath as if to say something, then sighs] No. SOUND HEAVY LID FALLS TO FLOOR MACGRUDER Well, someone sent you a box of excelsior - sure it wasn't your ex husband? He seems the type to be making a big deal out of nothing. SOUND ROOTING AROUND IN PAPER SHREDS TRUDY Every belonging he ever had wouldn't fill this darn thing. No, the only time he remembers to send us anything is the occasional model airplane for Timmy's birthday - and they're always late. MACGRUDER You're better off without him. Just like Ermintrude on Romances of the Great White Way. She dumped a crumb who would-- TRUDY I found something! SOUND METAL CLANG AS SOMETHING IS PULLED OUT OF PAPER SHREDS MACGRUDER Well... It could still be a vacuum cleaner. TRUDY Here - set this down somewhere. MACGRUDER Hmph. Well, I can't be standing around here all day, and if there's nothing more in there but scrap metal-- TRUDY Aha! Papers! MACGRUDER Instructions? SOUND RIFFLE OF MANY PAGES TRUDY Um... Maybe. I don't think it's in English. MACGRUDER Lessee. I knew it! Chinese! SOUND TAPS PAPER SCENE 5. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM Which country or continent has the largest potential resistance force? POCKAM Who do we capture first, in other words? JACK [strange stuttering noise] Uh, uh, The main army is not that of any surface nation, but a hidden underground force-- POCKAM Explain! Underground? JACK The minions of Tunis the Unstoppable are counted in the millions. SCENE 6. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND [off] DOOR SLAMS OPEN, FEET RUNNING IN TIMMY Hey mom! I'm starvin-- TRUDY [absently] Close the door. SOUND PAGES TURN TIMMY Whoa! What in Hi-ho Silver is that? TRUDY Huh? [coming out of it] Oh! Young man, I should make you march right back outside and come back in like a civilized human being, and not like a-- a-- TIMMY Bucking bronco? TRUDY No, that was last week. Um, a-- TIMMY Crazy apeman? TRUDY Fine. Like a crazy apeman. But I happen to be busy. TIMMY If-- TRUDY Ask like a-- TOGETHER --civilized human being. TRUDY [swallows a chuckle] TIMMY What is it, then, mom? It looks -- well--? TRUDY Honestly, I'm not sure. Grab yourself an apple in the kitchen, and come and help me find a part that looks like this-- SCENE 7. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP POCKAM [worried] Of what nation is this Tunis the unstoppable? Has he no enemies on Earth? JACK [sounding slightly human] He is the secret master of the world. His armies are legion. SCENE 8. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND SQUEAKY. METAL PIECES BEING PUT TOGETHER. FINALLY SNAPS IN TRUDY There! [pause, sigh, gasp] Goodness! Look at the time! It's nearly dinner! TIMMY Ah, bananas! I missed the start of Ralph Richardson, Thug Breaker! SOUND SCRAMBLE ACROSS THE FLOOR. RADIO TUNING IN TRUDY Don't wanna keep me company in here while I get set to feed you? SOUND RADIO CRACKLE, WARMING UP TIMMY Oh, c'mon mom! Ralph just found the smuggler's lakeside warehouse, and then they caught him and tied him to a piling and the tide's coming in! SOUND RADIO MUSIC ANNOUNCER [very tinny] ...that's why Alfalfa-bet is your best bet for breakfast. Ask any horse what he likes and he'll say-- HORSE VOICE Alfalfa-Bet! ANNOUNCER And now, hear the creaking of the piling? SOUND PILINGS CREAK ANNOUNCER Hear the lapping of the incoming tide? SOUND TIDE LAPS ANNOUNCER But can we still hear Ralph? RALPH [A couple of manly grunts] TIMMY C'mon Ralph! You can get loose! SCENE 9. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM [suspicious] We have seen no evidence of this Tunis the unstoppable. JACK He is said to be an ancient sorcerer, who is capable of hiding his every movement. POCKAM That's ludicrous! Explain this title of Sorcerer! JACK One who manipulates the ether and the world around him through mental abilities, rather than the use of devices or scientific artifices. MOCKAM AND POCKAM [gasp] SCENE 10. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND RADIO BACKGROUND The SPOOK Of course you could not see me, for I have the cloak of ancient darkness to protect myself! THUG 1 Oh no! THUG 2 You said it. He's got us. There ain't no way out. SOUND MUSIC SWELLS SOUND CLICK. RADIO OFF TIMMY Well, that's a fine how d'you do! TRUDY It's time for bed, and we've nearly finished putting this... thing... together. TIMMY I still say it's a robot! Look, arms, legs - everything. TRUDY A robot would look as silly as anyone else without a head. Up, up! TIMMY [moving slowly off] You'll look through the shavings again, won't you? See if there's anything else in the box? TRUDY Aye, Aye, captain. Now scoot! SCENE 11. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM Is this planet Earth very populated with these... sorcerers? JACK From my research, they are few but very powerful. POCKAM Bah! Even such as these cannot withstand our platinum death ray! SCENE 12. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND [off] DOOR SLAMS OPEN, FEET RUNNING DOWN STAIRS TIMMY [off] Mom? SOUND FEET STOP FOR A SECOND, THEN COME ON RAPIDLY TIMMY [panicky, coming on quickly] Mom! Where'd it go? SOUND FEET SLIDE ONTO KITCHEN TILES, THEN SKID TO A STOP TIMMY I- I'm -- Whoops! TRUDY [very amused] Timmy, you should join us for breakfast. I would like you to meet... [considers] Jack. Jack [searching for a name] Box- Bocscome - Boscome. Jack Boscome. TIMMY Sorry to break in like this, sir. Mom. Um, pleased... to meet you? TRUDY [almost laughing] Well, shake his hand! TIMMY [whispered] He's not moving - is he OK? TRUDY [finally breaks down and laughs] Jack here? Why he's just peachy. SOUND SLAP ON THE BACK. SFX WEIRD MECHANICAL NOISES BEGIN. VERY LOW TIMMY What'd you do? TRUDY I just - I must have pushed his switch or something. TIMMY Oh! He's-- Oh! He sure looks ... real with a head and all. SFX WHIRRING, ETC., GETS LOUDER, THEN OUT JACK [very mechanical sounding] I am unit X-14. I am at your service. TRUDY Well, he looks real, but he don't sound it. SOUND [off] KNOCKING AT FRONT DOOR TRUDY [sigh] That will be Mrs. MacGruder, about the vacuum cleaner. Or the Chinese. TIMMY What vacuum cleaner? Huh? JACK Explain. What is Chinese. SOUND RAPID FOOTSTEPS TIMMY [fading out under] Oh, Chinese are folks who come from across the ocean and don't talk like us, and they cook good food... TRUDY [calling back] Timmy, make sure and keep Jack in the kitchen. I don't know WHAT Mrs. MacGruder would make of him. SOUND DOOR. UNLOCKING CHAIN AND BOLT. DOOR OPENS MACGRUDER So? Did you -uh - manage to ... uh? TRUDY It's just... Well, apparently it's Ken's idea of a joke. MACGRUDER I thought you said he wouldn't-- TRUDY It was all filled with random pieces of metal, and when I got to the bottom, there was a note from him. Tsch. He said it was supposed to be some sort of .... um, furnace... but it didn't even have all the pieces. MACGRUDER [suspicious] Why would he send such a darn fool thing? Your furnace here is fine, isn't it? I can always get Bob in to-- TRUDY No, no! Um, it was just that... the last time he bothered to stop by, we--we were living in a place with a dicey furnace. MACGRUDER [after a long moment] Man like that, you're better rid of him. TRUDY I'll see about selling the bits for scrap or something. MACGRUDER Take your time - you can always burn the crate and the shavings. [joking, going off] Save on your furnace worries... TRUDY [agreeing noise] SOUND DOOR SHUTS QUICKLY BUT NOT QUITE SLAMMED TRUDY Whew. SOUND HEAVY FOOTSTEPS APPROACH JACK Explain. What is a "Ken". SCENE 13. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM [sotto] We may need to reconsider the invasion plans. POCKAM [sotto] I do not agree- MOCKAM If these sorcerers can withstand our invasion-- POCKAM I think the information unit is faulty. MOCKAM That is impossible - the unit must tell the truth. That is its function. POCKAM It may not know the truth. I say we wait until the other units have been retrieved. SCENE 14. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND CLICK - MUSIC CUTS OUT SFX TUNING IN RADIO JACK Explain. What is--? TIMMY Shh. Now this is a really good show. Jake, Mack, and Frenchy are the B-9 detective agency. And they're about to go head to head with the crime syndicate. SFX MUSIC IN BACKGROUND - PARODY OF I LOVE A MYSTERY OPENER - SEE SCRIPT AT END SOUND KNOCK ON DOOR TIMMY Mom! The door! JACK Mom! SOUND FOOTSTEPS ON LINO, THEN WOOD. TRUDY BRUSHES HER HANDS TOGETHER TRUDY You two. You should be doing your homework. I let you put it off all weekend-- TIMMY But the show! Besides, Jack here'll help me with it, won't you Jack old boy? JACK Explain. What is homework. SOUND KNOCK ON DOOR AGAIN TRUDY Yeah. A big help. SOUND KNOB, DOOR OPENS A BIT TRUDY Yes? Oh! Susan! SUSAN Aha! [chiding] You remember my name! TRUDY [realizing] Oh, no... Last night...! SUSAN Are you going to just keep me out here on the doorstep while I read you the riot act for standing me up? You left me high and dry on a Saturday night, with two sailors and only one pair of feet! TRUDY I-- [thinks] Let me take you to the corner coffee shop - to make it up. SUSAN What? Why? TRUDY Um, Timmy isn't feeling well, so I really don't want to wake him. TIMMY [off, sickly sounding] Mommy? SUSAN [mollified] So that's it. [sigh] You better stay. TIMMY [off, coughing] SUSAN Kids. I love em, but I'm not sure I could keep em. You gonna be in to work tomorrow? TRUDY He's much better than he was. Just needs rest. SUSAN OK. But next time - you could at least call! See ya manyana! TRUDY Bye! [pause, whew] SOUND DOOR SHUTS, QUICK FOOTSTEPS SFX RADIO COMES ON - SCENE PLAYS IN THE B/G TRUDY Thank you honey! [hug noise] TIMMY [boy hug reaction] Moooom! The shooow. JACK Explain. What is sick. TIMMY Ssh! TRUDY C'mon Jack, and I'll explain. SOUND FOOTSTEPS SFX RADIO RECEDES AGAIN SOUND FEET ON LINO TRUDY Have a seat? JACK As you instruct. SOUND SQUEAK OF CHAIR TRUDY [chuckles] You look so darned human, I keep forgetting you're a machine. JACK I am X-14, designated Jack Boscome. TRUDY Glad you like the name. JACK Explain. What is Like. TRUDY First sick. Hmm. Well, that's a toughee. Humans, like machines, have lots of parts that all work together - and when one of the parts doesn't work right - like instead of breathing, you start coughing - that's what it means to be sick. JACK Repair seems the obvious answer. Explain. TRUDY Well, see you might be repairable - like if you broke a spring or something, you could just go in, take out the spring and put in a new one, but it doesn't work that way for living things - If one of our parts starts to break, it has to fix itself. JACK Processing. Corollary - Timmy is sick. Which part is broken? TRUDY [ashamed] Well, he's not really sick. That was a lie. My friend Susan keeps trying to fix me up with guys, and I -- well, I really just forgot, we were so caught up with having you working and all. JACK Explain. What is lie. TRUDY [rueful] Oh, boy... SCENE 15. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM Three more units! POCKAM Three? Nonfunctional? MOCKAM Worse - three more we could not retrieve effectively, so destruct function was activated. POCKAM Only five still functional! When is retrieval? MOCKAM It is being done. SCENE 16. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SOUND POUNDING ON DOOR, FOOTSTEPS, DOOR OPENED QUICKLY TRUDY [breathless] Yes? Mrs. Mac-- MACGRUDER [furious] Don't you Mrs. MacGruder me with that innocent look on your face, young lady! TRUDY But--! I--! MACGRUDER I know you have a man in here. I've seen him through the window. What kind of a place do you think I'm running here? And you with a child in the house! TRUDY Oh, but he's-- JACK [slightly off, sounding less robotic] Trudy? Is there a problem? TRUDY [thinking fast] Mrs. MacGruder, this is Jack Boscome. He's a-- a [moving closer, whispering] He's a vet. Battle fatigued. Our office sent a memo around, asking for people willing to open their homes to these boys. How could I say no? MACGRUDER [much softened] But it's-- TRUDY He stays in the living room. On the couch. He's really good with Timmy. TIMMY [off] Jack? Hey, ask me that question again. On my homework. TRUDY See? JACK [off] What is the capitol of Idaho? MACGRUDER [resigned] You should have told me. TRUDY I wanted to wait and see if it was going to work out first. I didn't want anyone to make a fuss right away - he's still pretty nervous, you know? MACGRUDER That's why he never leaves the house, eh? TRUDY Yup. MACGRUDER All right. All right. No monkey shines, now! TRUDY Cross my heart. SOUND DOOR SHUTS TRUDY Whew. JACK [coming on, sounding just like a robot] Explain? What is battle fatigue? [then softening] I should probably know. SCENE 17. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM They are all disabled. All but the X-14 unit. POCKAM All? But we landed thirty-- MOCKAM Apparently we both overestimated and underestimated the humans. Twelve were rendered nonfunctional in assembly, six were completed and placed in government hands and had to be destructed, and eight were never even opened. POCKAM Records show these beings are much more curious and greedy than that. Wait. What of the other three? MOCKAM [almost reluctant] They tried to resist retrieval and were destroyed. SCENE 18. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA SFX SCENE 2 PLAYS ON RADIO IN B/G [following line about Death-O-tron] TIMMY Man, I wish we had a Death-o-tron landship. I wouldn't have to walk to school any more. JACK But you are not afraid? What if Tunis comes here. His landship will crush this house. TIMMY [exasperated sigh] Jack. Tunis is just a story. Did you really think all this stuff on the radio was true? JACK Why would it not be true? Explain. TIMMY It's ... fun. Like make believe. Everyone makes stuff up - you mean you don't have stories where you come from? JACK I don't know where I come from. My memories begin when you assembled me. TIMMY Oh, hold on [listen to the final part of the scene, then as the announcer comes on]. That's kind of sad. You're sort of just a kid, too. [pause] But you learn real fast. SCENE 19. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM We must assume this data is correct. POCKAM I would prefer a second opinion. MOCKAM Of course, but we cannot take chances. There is another planet in the Gargon Nebula whose dominant life form hasn't yet left the ground. They should be easy to conquer and enslave. POCKAM The Gargon Nebula is light years from here! We should-- MOCKAM We are under orders. No unnecessary chances. SCENE 20. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA AMBIANCE PARTY - SMALL CROWD. RADIO MUSIC PLAYS IN THE B/G TRUDY [whispered] Just stick to the plan. They all want to meet you. You remember? JACK I am unable to forget. The plan is if the answer to a question is awkward, I ask them what they like on the radio and let them talk. TRUDY Right. Everybody here practically lives for one show or another. You thought Timmy was stuck on his shows- wait until Mrs. MacGruder starts regaling you with the plot from "my fifth husband." Just don't go thinking anything they say is real. JACK Timmy explained-- SOUND DOOR OPENS MACGRUDER [coming on] Trudy! You look lovely. And this must be-- JACK Jack Boscome. MACGRUDER I hear you were in the army? JACK I-- [uncomfortable beat, error noise] uh, uh, would rather talk about you. Do you listen to the radio? MACGRUDER [fading out] Oh, just occasionally... BRIEF MUSIC - TIME PASSES - SAME SCENE SUSAN Oh-ho! TRUDY What? SUSAN Nothing. Just Oh-ho. Can't a girl Oh-ho a friend without someone thinking maybe she just put all the pieces together and realized why said friend is no longer interested in coming out on Saturday nights? TRUDY Jack? Oh, he's just-- SUSAN Living in your house. Where do I sign up? TRUDY Oh, that reminds me - I told Mrs. MacGruder he was a vet, and the office set it up. Don't let on, OK? SUSAN Oh-ho! BRIEF MUSIC - TIME PASSES - SAME SCENE CHUTNEY [coming on] You, boy! JACK Me? I am Jack-- CHUTNEY We met earlier, remember? JACK [almost mechanical sounding] You are Colonel Chutney. 12th mobile. Great War. Medal of-- CHUTNEY It isn't a test, my boy. Don't try so hard. [pause] I wanted you to know that there is someone here who understands your condition and what you've been through. JACK Explain? CHUTNEY I've seen a number of cases - of course, we called it shell shock - but it's all the same thing. If you ever need to talk to anyone, and don't want to disturb the ladies. I'm just across the court. JACK [more and more lost and confused] Talk? CHUTNEY About your experiences in the war. Battle fatigue is nothing to sneeze at-- JACK Oh! Yes. Yes, sir. CHUTNEY [chuckles, then insinuating] What sort of action did you see? JACK Sir? Do you listen to the radio, sir? CHUTNEY Oh, you can't trust the radio for intelligence. Everything on it is either so covert no one would recognize it or outright fiction. Were you with infantry? JACK [almost panicking, getting more robotic] Sir? I cannot answer that. CHUTNEY You can't shock me, son. JACK [error noise, very bad] uh, uh, uh, I was slugged, and tortured. Tied up while the water came in. Flooded with gas. [drawing from a radio episode from earlier] CHUTNEY [shocked] P-O-W? I am so sorry, my boy. No wonder. I won't ask you any more. Just know that I'm always ready to listen. SCENE 21. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP MOCKAM What shall we do with this unit? POCKAM X-14? The only logical choice is to vaporize it. Its memory cells are congested with data from this planet. It is easier to assemble a new unit than to refresh this one. SCENE 22. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA AMBIANCE OUTSIDE, NIGHT SFX SOMEWHERE A RADIO PLAYS ROMANTIC MUSIC SOUND FOOTSTEPS ON GRAVEL TRUDY You were marvelous. I was so worried when Colonel Chutney buttonholed you like that. JACK [almost teasing] Explain. What is buttonholed? TRUDY [chuckles fondly] Only three weeks, and you sound like any other guy. And you look so real. I-- It's nice having a man around the house, you know. Timmy loves you, and the way you fixed the furnace! JACK Machines make sense. Humans are confusing. TRUDY Don't I know it! I- I confuse myself sometimes. JACK Explain? TRUDY I can't. Some things are just inexplicable. Like ... love. JACK Explain? TRUDY I- well... Love is a lot like "like". Just stronger. JACK A feeling of attachment and a desire to be near the object of the feeling? TRUDY More or less. JACK As an example, you love Timmy? TRUDY Yes! JACK And Timmy loves-- Jake, Mack and Frenchy. TRUDY [chuckling] Yes. JACK Do you think love can be learned? TRUDY I-- Well, I really don't know. JACK If this is a topic you do not wish to discuss, we can talk about radio shows. TRUDY [laughing] No. It's just a topic that no one finds easy to discuss. JACK I would like to learn more. MOCKAM [on filter] Unit X-14! Unit X-14! Prepare for imminent retrieval. JACK Did you hear that? TRUDY What? JACK [sigh, starting to sound more and more robotic] I am a robot. TRUDY I know, but somehow it doesn't matter. JACK I may come to understand feelings such as love, but I cannot feel them. TRUDY You once said you could never lie, and look how that turned out. JACK I have completed my time with you. [error noise] uh, uh, uh, uh, I have no feelings for this world or its inhabitants. Uh, uh, I will fulfill my mission. TRUDY Jack, what's wrong? SOUND FOOTSTEPS ON GRAVEL, AWAY TRUDY Jack! SCENE 23. MUSIC SPACE AMBIANCE SPACE SHIP JACK [very robotic] I am capable of further use. POCKAM What? Did you speak out of turn, X-14? JACK Destroying me-- this unit would be a waste of resources. Logic dictates utilizing all capabilities. POCKAM What did they teach this thing down there? no wonder three units had the self-motivation to destruct themselves. MOCKAM The unit cites logic. Let it continue. JACK This unit has assimilated enough to remain out of the hands of government entities, and to blend into society on the planet below. MOCKAM True. JACK Continued data gathering is always of use. MOCKAM One unit is not enough to gather all the data we would need for a full scale attack - not in our projected time frame. JACK If you go to the Gargon Nebula, this unit can continue to gather information for your return. MOCKAM It might work, at that. POCKAM But it will be forty of this planet's years before we would return from the Gargon Nebula! SCENE 24. MUSIC 40s MELODRAMA TRUDY [sigh] No, Colonel. He had a -- a bad relapse and had to -- go back to the hospital. CHUTNEY [on phone] Too bad. Good boy, that. When he comes back... well, a divorcee like yourself could do a lot worse. TRUDY [trying not to cry] I-- I know. I have to go, Colonel, there's someone at the door. SOUND AS IF ON CUE, KNOCK ON DOOR SOUND PHONE HANGS UP SOUND RUNNING FEET, DOOR FLUNG OPEN TIMMY [off, yelling, happy and excited] Hey mom! It's a big wooden box! TRUDY [excited gasp] Huh? END **************************************************** RADIO SCENE 1 ANNOUNCER --in the underground caves beneath the tiny mining town. MUSIC STING JAKE Look, Mack! It's Frenchy! FRENCHY Ooooh. MAC Well, dip me in honey and roll me in a haystack! He's been slugged! FRENCHY [bad french accent] Jake? They took the scrimshaw! I couldn't stop them! JAKE I know, Frenchy. Mack, Check that door - see if it's clear. We'll have to leave Frenchy someplace safe while we go after the Syndicate boys. If they find him, he'll be tortured, or worse. SOUND SHAKING LOCKED DOOR MACK Well boil me fer a rutabaga sandwich, the door won't open! JAKE What's that noise? MACK Sounds like someone went and left a faucet running. FRENCHY Jake! The floor! It is water! JAKE So that's the plan, is it - they'll drown us here like rats! MUSIC STING **************************************************** RADIO SCENE 2 SNAP HARPER As long as we have breath, he won't rule the world. Are you with me Amanda? AMANDA COOL Anything you say, Snap! SNAP HARPER If we can just get to the central coolant chamber of his death-o-tron landship, Amanda, I think we might be able to-- TUNIS [on filter] To -- what? Go on Snap Harper, I am -- powerfully interested. AMANDA COOL Tunis the Unstoppable! Snap! He's found us, but how? SNAP HARPER He must have listening devices planted in these service crawlspaces. Blast Tunis's cleverness! TUNIS I would return the compliment, Snap Harper, but it would be pointless. AMANDA COOL Oh, Snap! TUNIS For you are about to die! Flood the room with gas! MUSIC STING ANNOUNCER After just a short word from our sponsor, Tunis the Unstopppable will outline his cunning plan for doing in Snap Harper. But first-- --END--
It's 1981 and Matthew Robbins is at the helm of this dark fantasy tale starring Peter MacNicol, Caitlin Clarke, Ralph Richardson, Ian McDiarmid and the finest dragon ever committed to screen, Vermithrax Pejorative. No virgins were harmed in the making of this production, although we may yet discover James' recipe for poached eggs.
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This episode of Welcome To The Party Pal thoroughly explores the 1975 science fiction sports film Rollerball, directed and produced by Norman Jewison. Rollerball stars James Caan, John Houseman, Maud Adams, John Beck, Moses Gunn and Ralph Richardson. The screenplay was written by William Harrison, and adapted from his own short story entitled "Roller Ball Murder.” The captivating and poignant film takes place in a corporate-controlled future where an ultra-violent sport known as Rollerball occupies the world's attention, and its most powerful athlete is out to defy those who want him out of the game. In this episode, hosts Michael Shields and Christian Niedan meticulously examine the thought-provoking themes present in Rollerball, such as the biting commentary it makes concerning corporations and their expanding power and influence, the ills of blood sports, and the power of knowledge in regards to who controls that information. They also celebrate the committed stuntmen that were the foundation of the film, the brilliance of the films director Norman Jewison, and so much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
For the video edition, click here and subscribe: https://youtu.be/RchGykWVPbM Subscribe to Richard Skipper Celebrates on YouTube and be entered in drawing for a copy of Sidney Lumet: A Life by Maura Spiegel Acclaimed as the ultimate New York movie director, Sidney Lumet began his astonishing five-decades-long directing career with the now classic 12 Angry Men, followed by such landmark films as Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon, and Network. His remarkably varied output included award-winning adaptations of plays by Anton Chekhov, Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams, and Eugene O’Neill, whose Long Day’s Journey into Night featured Katharine Hepburn and Ralph Richardson in their most devastating performances. Renowned as an “actor’s director,” Lumet attracted an unmatched roster of stars, among them: Henry Fonda, Sophia Loren, Marlon Brando, Anna Magnani, Sean Connery, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Newman, Al Pacino, Ethan Hawke, and Philip-Seymour Hoffman, accruing eighteen Oscar nods for his actors along the way. Maura Spiegel is a born and bred New Yorker, and has been teaching literature and film at Columbia University for over two decades. https://www.amazon.com/Sidney-Lumet-Life-Maura-Spiegel/dp/1250030153 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001486 https://www.indiewire.com/2012/04/the-films-of-sidney-lumet-a-retrospective-252714
With headlines and history being made in Minneapolis, police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial for the murder of citizen George Floyd. So is the American legal system--and America itself. Do we believe in JUSTICE or JUST US? Is an African American man (Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Eric Garner, Elijah McClain), woman (Sandra Bland, Eleanor Bumpers), or child (Michael Brown, Tamir Rice) safe at the hands of police and legal systems nationwide? That's the question. This week on the show: the filmmakers of "American Trial: The Eric Garner Story" — Roee Messinger, director; Ralph Richardson, co-executive producer —and Esaw Snipes, the widow of Eric Garner. http://bit.ly/ja-garner #law #lawandorder #lawenforcement #veterans #legal #politics #society #defundthepolice #BLM #blmmovement #humanrights #civilrights #votingrights #BlackHistory #BlackLivesMatter #EricGarner #ElijahMcClain #TamirRice
Get your pocket money ready as we’re going back to those Saturday Morning Pictures! We have reviews and news, as Flash Gordon, Superman and a host of other heroes make an appearance. Danny Kaye pops up too, trying hard to be heroic! Ralph Richardson is a quiet hero whilst Peter Cushing is misguided. Another cracking fortnight on the UK’s favourite independent TV channel.
Time Bandits (1981) Directed by: Terry Gilliam Starring: John Cleese, Sean Connery, Shelley Duvall, Katherine Helmond, Ian Holm, Michael Palin, Ralph Richardson, Peter Vaughan, David Warner, David Rappaport, Kenny Baker, Jack Purvis, Mike Edmonds, Tiny Ross, and Craig Warnock Genre: Fantasy/Adventure
Support Classic Movie Musts on Patreon and get access to our weekly exclusive podcast, Classic Movie Musts: Double Feature, and our monthly exclusive podcast, Max's Movie Musts. Join at www.patreon.com/classicmoviemusts In this episode we're discussing William Wyler's film, The Heiress (1949), starring Olivia de Havilland, Montgomery Clift, and Ralph Richardson.
Why does Sherlock Holmes declare that the person he is to meet is the worst man in London? Arthur Conan Doyle, today on The Classic Tales Podcast. Welcome to The Classic Tales Podcast. Thank you for listening. Thank you to all of our financial supporters. We couldn’t do this without you. With the pandemic still hissing in the wind, we need your help more than ever. And in case you’ve forgotten: a $5 donation gets you an $8 coupon code for any audiobook at the store. Thank you so much for stepping up, and helping to keep us going strong. We’ve got three new titles available at the store at classictalesaudiobooks.com. Scaramouche, Leave It to Psmith, and The Inimitable Jeeves are now available as standalone audiobooks. More titles are underway. For those who are financial supporters, you can use your monthly coupon codes to 8 or 17 dollars off each of these new titles. App users can whet their Halloween appetite by listening to “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”, by Washington Irving in the special features area of their app. September Sleuths concludes this week, with a sharp adventure with Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson. Sherlock Holmes was one of my gateways into the classics. Years ago, like mid 1990s, I bought a set of cassette tapes of Sherlock Holmes radio dramas, which featured John Gielgud as Sherlock Holmes, and Ralph Richardson as Dr. Watson. Between that and the VHS boxed set I bought at a truck stop of old movies with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, I was hooked. When my son was born, we named him Basil after Basil Rathbone (because we couldn’t name him Sherlock – that’s ridiculous, right?) When he was a baby, and I would be up at night walking with him, I would read Sherlock Holmes stories to him. When I perform any of the Sherlock Holmes stories, I try to bring the essence of Basil Rathbone to Sherlock Holmes, and Ralph Richardson to Dr. Watson. I say Lestrade with a long “a”, because that is how he was first introduced to me when I listened to John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson. I hope you like it. And now, The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton, by Arthur Conan Doyle. Tap here to go to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become a financial supporter!
Alexandre, Fred e Marcelo Rennó prestam uma singela homenagem à última grande atriz do cinema clássico, Olivia De Havilland (falecida em julho de 2020) e ao filme de William Wyler chamado “Tarde Demais” (The Heiress, 1949). A produção da Paramount nasceu quando a atriz viu em Nova York a peça de teatro homônima e em seguida instruiu seu agente a procurar Wyler para direção. O resultado foi um excelente filme que concorreu a diversos Oscars e que premiou De Havilland pela segunda vez em sua carreira como melhor atriz. No elenco, ainda estão um jovem Montgomery Clift, o inglês Ralph Richardson e a veterana Mirian Hopkins. ---------------------- Acesse nosso site: http://www.filmesclassicos.com.br Acesse nosso grupo: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1475312462775785/ Nos procure no seu aplicativo de podcast do celular, no Spotify, YouTube, Anchor ou iTunes.
Ashley & Matt discuss another movie that's available from the Criterion Collection. It's 1949's The Heiress, directed by William Wyler, and starring Olivia de Havilland, who won her second Oscar for her performance in this film.
Prelude - Are you one of those people baffled by what’s going on with the #Black Lives Matter movement? Do you genuinely want to understand but are worried about offending someone by saying the wrong thing? Do you have questions but you're afraid that they may seem callous or logical? Do you want to learn how to be an Ally to the Black community?If you've answered yes to any of these, then welcome to 'The WHITE SPEAK Podcast.' A frank but candid series answering all of the burning questions people have about the Black Lives Matter movement—why it’s happening and what led us to where we are today. Too often white people are uncomfortable with conversations regarding race. They also have problems understanding important issues surrounding Black people and the Black community. Like how we got to where we are right now with the protests and some of the upheaval. WHITE SPEAK seeks to help explain, articulate and translate the issues through interviews with high-profile guests and conversations with some of the community's leading thinkers and influencers. Building on her experience as a storyteller in an inter-racial marriage with 2 bi-racial children, Emmy-Award winning director, Cayman Grant, along with her co-host Ralph Richardson, Executive Producer of the recent Eric Garner Film, American Trial, 'White Speak' will translate for the non-Black community what’s happening right now and why. It will cover all areas of topics including the larger movement for racial equality in the U.S, America's systematic racism, sports, culture, the news of the week and maybe occasionally the upcoming 2020 election. This is not a political podcast. It’s a resource podcast to give you the tools of understanding to be a great ally in today’s race for equality in America-- answering all of the obvious and not-so-obvious questions. You don't want to miss it!!!White Speak is hosted by Emmy Award winning filmmaker Cayman Grant and award winning filmmaker Ralph Richardson, Executive Producer of the recent Eric Garner film, "American Trial."Get a free audible book download at http://www.audibletrial.com/whitespeak
This week we're revisiting the legacy of Dr. Ralph Richardson's teaching from the book of Ephesians.
This week we're revisiting the legacy of Dr. Ralph Richardson's teaching from the book of Ephesians.
This week we're revisiting the legacy of Dr. Ralph Richardson's teaching from the book of Ephesians.
This week we're revisiting the legacy of Dr. Ralph Richardson's teaching from the book of Ephesians.
This week we're revisiting the legacy of Dr. Ralph Richardson's teaching from the book of Ephesians.
This week we’re hopping back in time to the days of the pink bunkadoo, thieving from the Supreme Being, and cursing child actors, all while talking Terry Gilliam’s 1981 fantasy adventure ‘Time Bandits’ at the request of a patron. Time Bandits is a 1981 British fantasy adventure film co-written, produced, and directed by Terry Gilliam and starring Sean Connery, John Cleese, Shelley Duvall, Ralph Richardson, Katherine Helmond, Ian Holm, Michael Palin, Peter Vaughan, and David Warner.Gilliam has referred to Time Bandits as the first in his "Trilogy of Imagination", followed by Brazil (1985) and ending with The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988). All are about the "craziness of our awkwardly ordered society and the desire to escape it through whatever means possible." All three films focus on these struggles and attempts to escape them through imagination: Time Bandits through the eyes of a child, Brazil through the eyes of a man in his thirties, and Munchausen through the eyes of an elderly man. We Watched A Thing is supported by Dendy Cinemas Canberra. The best Australian cinema chain showing everything from blockbusters to arthouse and indie films. Find them at https://www.dendy.com.au/ If you like this podcast, or hate it and us and want to tell us so - You can reach us at wewatchedathing@gmail.com Or, Twitter - @WeWatchedAThing Facebook - @WeWatchedAThing Instagram - @WeWatchedAThing and on iTunes and Youtube If you really like us and think we’re worth at least a dollar, why not check out our patreon at http://patreon.com/wewatchedathing. Every little bit helps, and you can get access to bonus episodes, early releases, and even tell us what movies to watch.
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Ralph Richardson has dementia and Parkinson's disease.
Roee Messinger’s new film “American Trial: The Eric Garner Story” is an unscripted courtroom drama imagining the trial that never happened involving Daniel Pantaleo, an NYPD officer videotaped administering a fatal chokehold on Staten Island resident Eric Garner in 2014. The video, in which Garner repeatedly called out “I can’t breathe!” has become a rallying cry against police brutality and the murder of unarmed black people at the hands of law enforcement. In this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI, Eric Garner’s widow Esaw Snipes-Garner, who appears in the film, joins director Roee Messinger and executive producer Ralph Richardson for a conversation about "American Trial" and the horrific events that inspired it.
Based on elements within Edgar Rice Burroughs's 1912 novel, "Tarzan of the Apes," Greystoke begins in the late 19th century, where a young couple born into Scottish nobility, Jack Clayton and his pregnant wife Alice, find themselves shipwrecked off the coast of Western Africa. Months later, they give birth to a boy who quickly becomes an orphan when his mother dies of malaria, and his father is killed in an altercation with nearby apes. One of the apes adopts the human baby as her own. When the boy grows into a man, he takes on the alpha male to become the leader of the tribe. Meanwhile, an expedition arrives nearby for specimens for the British Musem. The expedition gets viciously attacked by a native village. Surviving the slaughter is a Belgian named Phillippe d'Arnot, whose life is saved and wounds tended by the mysterious ape-man. Phillippe realizes his savior is the son of the married couple, the Claytons, who built the abandoned cabin in the vicinity. Dubbing the jungle man "John Clayton', d'Arnot teaches him to speak, move, and behave like an aristocrat from civilized society before taking him to his ancestral estate in Scotland to reunite with his grandfather, the Earl of Greystoke. There, John develops feelings for grandfather's ward, an American-raised woman named Jane Parker. Christopher Lambert, Ralph Richardson, Ian Holm, Andie MacDowell, James Fox star. Hugh Hudson directs.
Nothing can or will ever over shadow the Power & Sovereignty of Our Lord God Almighty!! As we face the 2020 pandemic & all that came with it. Ralph Richardson chooses to focus on JESUS!!
Polls, questions, super chats: https://entropystream.live/app/lukeford 00:00 Richard III by Shakespeare 06:00 Betrayals: The Unpredictability of Human Relations 09:00 Looking for Richard - a 1995 documentary by Al Pacino 23:40 Peter Navarro on re-opening the economy 42:45 Steve Bannon says this is a biological Chernobyl 49:00 NYP: With China's economy on life support, it's time to turn off the ventilator 56:00 Richard III (1946) - Radio drama starring Laurence Olivier and Ralph Richardson, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-41gSAaj_w 1:17:30 Trump, media spar over shutdown 1:19:00 Yiddish twitter 1:22:30 NYT's Maggie Haberman dressed down by Trump 1:29:30 Aussie radio personality Tanya Hennessy on 18 vs 30 1:32:00 Osher Gunsberg talks to Tanya Hennessy 1:36:00 Brisbane's Matty Acton talks to Craig Bruce 1:45:00 The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History by John M. Barry, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=130259 1:55:50 60 Minutes: White House trade adviser Peter Navarro challenged 60 Minutes to show him our past reporting on pandemics, https://www.cbsnews.com/news/peter-navarro-white-house-adviser-60-minutes-pandemic-story/ 2:44:20 Rodney Martin joins 3:23:00 Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel's Targeted Assassinations, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=130261 3:28:30 Bill Maher on panic porn 3:48:00 Barriers against barbarism -- Walls: A History of Civilization in Blood and Brick by David Frye 4:10:00 The Iraq War: A Military History, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002JCSG6M/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i18 4:20:00 Invasion of Grenada 4:28:00 McNamara's Folly: The Use of Low-IQ Troops in the Vietnam War, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J2VwFDV4-g 4:48:00 Iranian promotes drinking camel urine for covid-19 4:49:00 Canadian Armed Forces requires all personnel to stop using gendered pronouns https://www.takimag.com/article/barriers-against-barbarism/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osher_G%C3%BCnsberg https://radiogamechangers.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersubjectivity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybristophilia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_III_(play) https://nypost.com/2020/04/18/why-america-desperately-needs-a-hard-decoupling-from-china/ https://trad-news.blogspot.com/2020/04/start-spreading-news-god-hates-new-york.html https://radiogamechangers.com/ https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/16/us/politics/michael-savage-trump-coronavirus.html Listener Call In #: 1-310-997-4596 Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/lukeford/ Soundcloud MP3s: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593 Code of Conduct: https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=125692 https://www.patreon.com/lukeford http://lukeford.net Email me: lukeisback@gmail.com or DM me on Twitter.com/lukeford Support the show | https://www.streamlabs.com/lukeford, https://patreon.com/lukeford, https://PayPal.Me/lukeisback Facebook: http://facebook.com/lukecford Feel free to clip my videos. It's nice when you link back to the original.
Welcome To The Party Pal: The Mind-Bending Film & Television Podcast You Didn't Know You Needed!
Ian Mckellen is a legend of stage and cinema. He has incredibly starred in over four hundred plays and films and he is that rare character actor that awes in each and every performance. McKellen is a celebrity of such distinguished political and social service that it has transcended his international fame to reach beyond the stage and screen. The breadth of his career — professional, personal and political — has been truly staggering. Sci-fi and fantasy fans know him as Gandalf from the Lord of The Rings and Magneto from the Marvel X-Men series of films. Theater lovers know of McKellen’s roles as Macbeth, King Lear, and Estragon in the truly fantastic Waiting For Godot. From his West End acting debut in 1964 in James Saunders’s A Scent of Flowers, to the day he took Broadway by storm when he played Antonio Salieri in Peter Shaffer’s Tony-Award-winning play Amadeus, to his many turns on screen, McKellen is an international treasure and icon, and it is because of this that Welcome To The Party Pal pays tribute to such an acclaimed talent.To celebrate Ian McKellen properly, one of your Welcome To The Party Pal hosts, Michael Shields, sits down with author Garry O’Connor, who recently penned Ian McKellen: A Biography. Garry O’ Connor is a biographer and novelist, noted for his publications on theatrical and literary figures. He has written well-praised biographies of Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson, Paul Scofield, Peggy Ashcroft, and Alec Guinness. His book probes the heart of Ian McKellen, recreating his greatest stage roles and exploring his personal life. Ian McKellen: A Biography shows readers what makes the great actor tick and Michael and Garry discuss some of Ian’s more memorable roles, what motivates Ian in work and life, his activism, and so much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this episode of The B-Movie Cast Mary, Nic and Juan are checking out a strange little sort-of Christmas movie called “Whoever Slew Auntie Roo”. It’s set in England and stars Shelley Winters, Mark Lester, and Ralph Richardson. It’s a take on the Hansel and Gretel story that takes some dark turns. So join the […]
Welcome to Reel Britannia-a very British podcast about very British films....with the occasional hint of professionalism. Episode 054 – The Holly and the Ivy (1952) “Cheer up, Mick old boy. In a hundred years we'll all be dead.” This week Scott is joined by Steven for this year’s Christmas movie review, The Holly and the Ivy starring Ralph Richardson, Celia Johnson, Margaret Leighton, John Gregson and Denholm Elliot. An English clergyman’s neglect of his grown children, in his zeal to tend to his parishioners, comes to the surface at a Christmas family gathering. Apple Podcasts/Libsyn/Player FM Follow us on Twitter @rbritanniapod facebook.com/groups/reelbritannia email: reelbritannia@gmail.com Thanks for listening Scott and Steven
Miss X plays a few clips from Ralph Richardson's version of Scrooge in this radio presentation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
Carl Amari and Lisa Wolf are bringing you the best from the Golden Age of Radio on the WGN Radio Theatre for November 30, 2019. First, classic episode of the night will be: “Sherlock Holmes: The Blue Carbuncle” Starring; John Gielgud & Ralph Richardson; (03-13-55). For our final episode of the night, we have: “Fibber […]
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Emptying Our Boxes" Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Boxes" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Ken - "We'll open some of the boxes" Jon Brion - "Jimmy's Breakdown" - Magnolia OutKast - "B.O.B. loops" Jon Brion - "Jimmy's Breakdown" - Magnolia Ole Jensen and his Music - "Exotica" - Chappell Recorded Music (LPC 1047) Ole Jensen and his Music - "Bach-Style" - Chappell Recorded Music (LPC 1047) [Thanks to Explorers Room with Flash Strap] Jeff Lynne - "Every Little Thing (remix) loop" War On Drugs - "Pile of Tires loop" Wobbly, Negativland - "Over the Edge 3/15/19: With Your Permission" Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Years went by, what was he doing in there? The boxes have the answer" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Wobbly, Negativland - "Over the Edge 3/15/19: With Your Permission" Clem Leek - "Burleson, TX" Clem Leek - "The Lights of New York" John Carpenter - "Out of Time (unused)" - Escape from LA Sarah Jessica Parker - "How long have you lived here? You should unpack. You can't unpack, bc that would mean you really live here." - 'Til There Was You Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "Miyagi-isms" - Karate Kid Kathryn Beaumont - "My world would be a wonderland" - Alice in Wonderland Polly Draper - "I want to terminate" - thirtySomething Mel Harris - "Don't have to do things exactly right. If you make a teeny mistake, who cares?" - thirtySomething thirtySomething - "You can be right, or you can be happy" - thirtySomething Paul Simon - "The Sound of Silence (without Garfunkel)" Art Garfunkel - "The Sound of Silence (without Simon)" Simon and Garfunkel - "The Sound of Silence (bass only)" Sarah Jessica Parker - "I'd buy you a piano, you'd hate it, 'cause you'd prefer to dream of some future piano" - 'Til There Was You Camper Van Beethoven - "Sweethearts loops" - Key Lime Pie John Lennon - "Mother loops" Camper Van Beethoven - "Sweethearts loops" - Key Lime Pie John Lennon - "Mother" Jonsi and Alex - "Happiness loops" Kate Bush - "Hounds Of Love loops" Sesame Street - "Two men with ideas" [(Brief)] Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Ken - "Assignment: Deliver a monologue. Keep speaking until you're done. Interrupt the next monologue you hear." Phone caller (Ken) - "Practice: You're never going to call again" Ken - "More vulnerable, less vulnerable, identification" Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "Miyagi wisdom" - Karate Kid Pat Morita - "Walk right side, safe, walk left side, safe, walk middle, sooner or later, get squished, just like grape" - Karate Kid Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Staying in a lot more, so the outside world no longer knew what he looked like" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "What was he doing in there" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "House is amazingly full of boxes. Some of these boxes haven't been opened for decades" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Tom Waits - "What's He Building?" - Mule Variations Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Not too tight, not too loose (it's a lovely box)" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Kathryn Beaumont - "My world would be a wonderland" - Alice in Wonderland Kathryn Beaumont - "In my world, everything would be what it isn't" - Alice in Wonderland Christian Bale - "A sheen of conssumate professionalism" - American Psycho Kathryn Beaumont - "In my world, you wouldn't say meow, you'd say, yes, Miss Alice" - Alice in Wonderland Lemon Jelly - "Page One loops" - Lemonjelly.ky OutKast - "B.O.B. loops" Lemon Jelly - "Page One" - Lemonjelly.ky Tom Waits - "What's He Building?" - Mule Variations [I'll tell you one thing: He's not building a playhouse for the children] Lemon Jelly - "Page One" - Lemonjelly.ky Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "First learn stand, then learn fly" - Karate Kid Pat Morita - "Balance good, everything good" - Karate Kid Lemon Jelly - "Page One" - Lemonjelly.ky dj BC (Roots, Radiohead) - "Nothing In Its Right Place" Wobbly, Negativland - "Over the Edge 3/15/19: With Your Permission" Jim of Seattle - "Welcome to Windows" [Jim Owen, Windows 95] Bill Withers - "Oh Yeah" Brendan Maclean - "Stupid" - Population EP Jim of Seattle - "Welcome to Windows" [Jim Owen, Windows 95] HAL 9000 - "I'm constantly occupied. I'm putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think any conscious entity can ever hope to do" - 2001: A Space Odyssey Brendan Maclean - "Stupid" - Population EP Leonard Nimoy - "There are many who are uncomfortable with what we have created, it is almost a biological rebellion. The programming, the sterilzed, artfully balanced atmospheres. They hunger for an Eden" - Star Trek TOS-The Way to Eden (Season 3 episode 20) Mark Mothersbaugh - "Snowflake Music loops" - Bottle Rocket Skip Homeier - "this is poison,layers of shields,computers that run your lives,you've infected me" - Star Trek TOS-The Way to Eden (Season 3 episode 20) Bill Ehrhart - "Found ways of keeping your thoughts well within the environment you were in" - Vietnam interviews Tony Robbins - "Breathing exercise" Donald Sutherland - "What you've done is all right" - Little Murders Brent Spiner, Matt Frewer - "How the hell can you listen to four pieces of music at the same time?" - Star Trek TNG Mark Mothersbaugh - "Royal Tenenbaums opening theme" - Royal Tenenbaums Boyd Gaines - "You know how we feel about parties" - The Sure Thing Albert Brooks - "While being a very nice guy" - Broadcast News Ken - "Be open about your life. You will find the people who respond to what it is to what you are doing, and you will let them love you by doing so" Nada Surf - "Blizzard of 77 loop" Niki & the Dove - "So Much It Hurts loops" Nine Inch Nails - "Hurt (instrumental) loops" Pink Floyd - "One of These Days loops" - Meddle Ken - "It has been said that I usually end on an optimistic note. Do you feel empowered to make changes? Someone is going to change you." Nine Inch Nails - "Hurt (instrumental) loops" R.E.M. - "Daysleeper loop" Jeff Lynne - "Every Little Thing (remix) loop" Royksopp - "Royksopp Forever loops" Sharon Stone with Garry Shandling - "If you're not in your vulnerability, nothing is interesting" - Garry Shandling meets Sharon Stone Charlie Kaufman - "I wanted to do something that I don't know how to do, and offer you the experience of watching someone fumble" Andre Gregory - "There's got to be another way" - Some Girls Albert Brooks - "i feel like i'm slipping,but do people who are slipping feel that way,or only bc my standards are so high" - Broadcast News John Lawrence, John Carpenter - "They are dismantling the sleeping middle class. We are being bred for slavery" - They Live Julie Andrews - "In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun" - Mary Poppins Wayne Dyer - "You don't blame your parents. You didn't know how to deal effectively with them" David Lynch - "I started selling out even before we started shooting. It was making me physically sick" Richard Dreyfuss - "Audiences know what to expect, and that is all that they are prepared to believe in" Tom Cruise - "I will not apologize for who I am, I will not apologize for what I need, I will not apologize for what I want" - Magnolia Walter Murch - "Li: You get things you would be unlikely to get except by chance" David Lynch - "Business is run on money" Ralph Richardson, Peter Vaughan - "I will be free, and the world will be different. i will have knowledge of computers,supreme being created slugs,lunatic,i would've started with lasers" - Time Bandits Harlan Ellison - "TV on in restaurants, and nobody watching. People are stupid. They feel imposed upon if you remove that giant tit from their mouth (radio is wonderful)" Garry Shandling - "Stand-up allowed me to find out who I authentically am" Alan Watts - "It's incredibly important to unthink at least once a day" Ray Winstone - "You have a decision to make. Every day we make hundreds of thousands of decisions. Decisions are easy" - The Very Thought of You (aka "Martha - Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence") [Time's up!] Nada Surf - "Blizzard of 77 loop" Royksopp - "Royksopp Forever loops" Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Ken - "A blank piece of paper in front of you, waiting for your monologue to emerge. You wondered when you'd know. How would you know when it was finished?" [Variation of Last Ever Feedback Page] - "The end" V/Vm - "Simply (not in archive)" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/85728
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Emptying Our Boxes" Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Boxes" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Ken - "We'll open some of the boxes" Jon Brion - "Jimmy's Breakdown" - Magnolia OutKast - "B.O.B. loops" Jon Brion - "Jimmy's Breakdown" - Magnolia Ole Jensen and his Music - "Exotica" - Chappell Recorded Music (LPC 1047) Ole Jensen and his Music - "Bach-Style" - Chappell Recorded Music (LPC 1047) [Thanks to Explorers Room with Flash Strap] Jeff Lynne - "Every Little Thing (remix) loop" War On Drugs - "Pile of Tires loop" Wobbly, Negativland - "Over the Edge 3/15/19: With Your Permission" Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Years went by, what was he doing in there? The boxes have the answer" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Wobbly, Negativland - "Over the Edge 3/15/19: With Your Permission" Clem Leek - "Burleson, TX" Clem Leek - "The Lights of New York" John Carpenter - "Out of Time (unused)" - Escape from LA Sarah Jessica Parker - "How long have you lived here? You should unpack. You can't unpack, bc that would mean you really live here." - 'Til There Was You Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "Miyagi-isms" - Karate Kid Kathryn Beaumont - "My world would be a wonderland" - Alice in Wonderland Polly Draper - "I want to terminate" - thirtySomething Mel Harris - "Don't have to do things exactly right. If you make a teeny mistake, who cares?" - thirtySomething thirtySomething - "You can be right, or you can be happy" - thirtySomething Paul Simon - "The Sound of Silence (without Garfunkel)" Art Garfunkel - "The Sound of Silence (without Simon)" Simon and Garfunkel - "The Sound of Silence (bass only)" Sarah Jessica Parker - "I'd buy you a piano, you'd hate it, 'cause you'd prefer to dream of some future piano" - 'Til There Was You Camper Van Beethoven - "Sweethearts loops" - Key Lime Pie John Lennon - "Mother loops" Camper Van Beethoven - "Sweethearts loops" - Key Lime Pie John Lennon - "Mother" Jonsi and Alex - "Happiness loops" Kate Bush - "Hounds Of Love loops" Sesame Street - "Two men with ideas" [(Brief)] Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Ken - "Assignment: Deliver a monologue. Keep speaking until you're done. Interrupt the next monologue you hear." Phone caller (Ken) - "Practice: You're never going to call again" Ken - "More vulnerable, less vulnerable, identification" Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "Miyagi wisdom" - Karate Kid Pat Morita - "Walk right side, safe, walk left side, safe, walk middle, sooner or later, get squished, just like grape" - Karate Kid Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Staying in a lot more, so the outside world no longer knew what he looked like" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "What was he doing in there" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "House is amazingly full of boxes. Some of these boxes haven't been opened for decades" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Tom Waits - "What's He Building?" - Mule Variations Stanley Kubrick's Boxes - "Not too tight, not too loose (it's a lovely box)" - Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Kathryn Beaumont - "My world would be a wonderland" - Alice in Wonderland Kathryn Beaumont - "In my world, everything would be what it isn't" - Alice in Wonderland Christian Bale - "A sheen of conssumate professionalism" - American Psycho Kathryn Beaumont - "In my world, you wouldn't say meow, you'd say, yes, Miss Alice" - Alice in Wonderland Lemon Jelly - "Page One loops" - Lemonjelly.ky OutKast - "B.O.B. loops" Lemon Jelly - "Page One" - Lemonjelly.ky Tom Waits - "What's He Building?" - Mule Variations [I'll tell you one thing: He's not building a playhouse for the children] Lemon Jelly - "Page One" - Lemonjelly.ky Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio - "First learn stand, then learn fly" - Karate Kid Pat Morita - "Balance good, everything good" - Karate Kid Lemon Jelly - "Page One" - Lemonjelly.ky dj BC (Roots, Radiohead) - "Nothing In Its Right Place" Wobbly, Negativland - "Over the Edge 3/15/19: With Your Permission" Jim of Seattle - "Welcome to Windows" [Jim Owen, Windows 95] Bill Withers - "Oh Yeah" Brendan Maclean - "Stupid" - Population EP Jim of Seattle - "Welcome to Windows" [Jim Owen, Windows 95] HAL 9000 - "I'm constantly occupied. I'm putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think any conscious entity can ever hope to do" - 2001: A Space Odyssey Brendan Maclean - "Stupid" - Population EP Leonard Nimoy - "There are many who are uncomfortable with what we have created, it is almost a biological rebellion. The programming, the sterilzed, artfully balanced atmospheres. They hunger for an Eden" - Star Trek TOS-The Way to Eden (Season 3 episode 20) Mark Mothersbaugh - "Snowflake Music loops" - Bottle Rocket Skip Homeier - "this is poison,layers of shields,computers that run your lives,you've infected me" - Star Trek TOS-The Way to Eden (Season 3 episode 20) Bill Ehrhart - "Found ways of keeping your thoughts well within the environment you were in" - Vietnam interviews Tony Robbins - "Breathing exercise" Donald Sutherland - "What you've done is all right" - Little Murders Brent Spiner, Matt Frewer - "How the hell can you listen to four pieces of music at the same time?" - Star Trek TNG Mark Mothersbaugh - "Royal Tenenbaums opening theme" - Royal Tenenbaums Boyd Gaines - "You know how we feel about parties" - The Sure Thing Albert Brooks - "While being a very nice guy" - Broadcast News Ken - "Be open about your life. You will find the people who respond to what it is to what you are doing, and you will let them love you by doing so" Nada Surf - "Blizzard of 77 loop" Niki & the Dove - "So Much It Hurts loops" Nine Inch Nails - "Hurt (instrumental) loops" Pink Floyd - "One of These Days loops" - Meddle Ken - "It has been said that I usually end on an optimistic note. Do you feel empowered to make changes? Someone is going to change you." Nine Inch Nails - "Hurt (instrumental) loops" R.E.M. - "Daysleeper loop" Jeff Lynne - "Every Little Thing (remix) loop" Royksopp - "Royksopp Forever loops" Sharon Stone with Garry Shandling - "If you're not in your vulnerability, nothing is interesting" - Garry Shandling meets Sharon Stone Charlie Kaufman - "I wanted to do something that I don't know how to do, and offer you the experience of watching someone fumble" Andre Gregory - "There's got to be another way" - Some Girls Albert Brooks - "i feel like i'm slipping,but do people who are slipping feel that way,or only bc my standards are so high" - Broadcast News John Lawrence, John Carpenter - "They are dismantling the sleeping middle class. We are being bred for slavery" - They Live Julie Andrews - "In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun" - Mary Poppins Wayne Dyer - "You don't blame your parents. You didn't know how to deal effectively with them" David Lynch - "I started selling out even before we started shooting. It was making me physically sick" Richard Dreyfuss - "Audiences know what to expect, and that is all that they are prepared to believe in" Tom Cruise - "I will not apologize for who I am, I will not apologize for what I need, I will not apologize for what I want" - Magnolia Walter Murch - "Li: You get things you would be unlikely to get except by chance" David Lynch - "Business is run on money" Ralph Richardson, Peter Vaughan - "I will be free, and the world will be different. i will have knowledge of computers,supreme being created slugs,lunatic,i would've started with lasers" - Time Bandits Harlan Ellison - "TV on in restaurants, and nobody watching. People are stupid. They feel imposed upon if you remove that giant tit from their mouth (radio is wonderful)" Garry Shandling - "Stand-up allowed me to find out who I authentically am" Alan Watts - "It's incredibly important to unthink at least once a day" Ray Winstone - "You have a decision to make. Every day we make hundreds of thousands of decisions. Decisions are easy" - The Very Thought of You (aka "Martha - Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence") [Time's up!] Nada Surf - "Blizzard of 77 loop" Royksopp - "Royksopp Forever loops" Bob Seger - "Living Inside My Heart loops" Ken - "A blank piece of paper in front of you, waiting for your monologue to emerge. You wondered when you'd know. How would you know when it was finished?" [Variation of Last Ever Feedback Page] - "The end" V/Vm - "Simply (not in archive)" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/85728
"The only person that knew (about her affair with with Laurence Olivier) was my Mother, as she caught us together." - Sarah Miles Robert Emery talks to Sarah Miles, the English theatre and film actress who was nominated for four BAFTA's, two Golden Globes and an Oscar. Sarah talks about her biological connection with the British Royal family, finishing RADA and going straight into the West-End where Sir John Gielgud famously said "Did you know you have a bottom just like a boy? Two poached eggs in a handkerchief." Sarah was catapulted into the limelight at a young age, starring opposite some of the greats including Dirk Bogarde, Vanessa Redgrave, Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson, Margaret Rutherford & Robert Mitchum; she had two marriages to the same person - the screen writer Robert Bolt (winner of two Oscars, two BAFTA's, three Golden Globes and a Tony award) and an epiphany three years after filming Ryan's Daughter that changed her life forever. This sometimes intense conversation takes us up to 1973, just before she filmed 'The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing' opposite Burt Reynolds, where her life took a turn for the worse and tragedy struck. For reasons we don't need to go into, this part of Sarah's life story will feature in part two, released later in the year when I gain permission. Backstage with Robert Emery: Episode 4 - Sarah Miles
We’re wrapping up 2018 and spending the holidays with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. The dynamic duo of Baker Street stars in three old time radio mysteries taking us from Christmas to New Year’s Eve. First, John Stanley and Alfred Shirley star in “The Adventure of the Christmas Bride” (originally aired on Mutual on December 21, 1947). Then, John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson play Holmes and Watson in an adaptation of the Arthur Conan Doyle Christmas story “The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle.” Finally, Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce ring in the new year in “The Iron Box” (originally aired on Mutual on December 31, 1945).
In Episode XXXVI the crew dives deeper into the 1943 submarine movie The Silver Fleet as we tackle our second movie of WW2 month. This classic was directed by Vernon Sewell & Gordon Wellesley and stars: Ralph Richardson, Esmond Knight, and Googie Withers. A Dutchman is put at odds with his countrymen when Nazi’s take over his shipyard and he begins making submarines for them. Things are not going smoothly as there is a saboteur in the shipyard named Piet Hein. Whilst operating in the shadows, Hein is able to organize several missions undermining the Nazis plans. Get ready for movie trivia, the Phantom Zone where Jamie connects submarine movies back to Ed Harris in Phantom, Subs Worldwide where Kyle discusses the German U-Boat XIV Class, and Brom counts down the best of Nazi foiling cinema in the 36th installment of Submersion.
We're celebrating the birthday of Arthur Conan Doyle with radio adaptations of three of his greatest Sherlock Holmes mysteries. In these productions from the BBC, John Gielgud stars as Holmes with Ralph Richardson as Dr. Watson. The game's afoot in "A Scandal in Bohemia," "The Red-Headed League," and "The Six Napoleons."
Episode 16 is season four’s suggestion by ThatWeirdGirl. It’s worth it. In 1981 the Matthew Robbins directed Dragonslayer, Paramount and Disney pulled their resources to make a dark fantasy. After... Read more »
Randy Fox returns to the podcast and we resume our discussion of the science fiction films of the 1970's. It's been over a year since the two of us sat down for a long talk about the incredible SF movies made before STAR WARS warped the genre out of shape but it felt like it was just last week. One reason for that is our topic in this episode is an under sung classic that appeals to the more mature in the audience than to the under twenty set. As people who first encountered ROLLERBALL as kids we can attest that our younger selves enjoyed the action set-pieces but that many of the more adult concepts flew over our heads. But watching this film in middle age certainly brings home just how profound and thoughtful it is. The best science fiction often holds up a dark mirror to our lives and asks question about the human condition that resonate because of their timelessness. The bloody violence on display has much to say about who we are in the real 2018 as it does about the movie's fiction 21st century. Our discussion of the film touches on the career of director Norman Jewison and the script's fidelity to the source material. Credit has to go to Jewison for bringing in the original short story author William Harrison to craft the screenplay. We talk about the actors' performances with attention paid to lead James Caan's ability to convey the depths of a man without the words to express himself clearly. We dig into the future society of the movie and how it's structure resembles other literary dystopian visions from Brave New World, 1984 and Fahrenheit 451 while marveling at the detailed game system set up to make Rollerball a sport that feels realistic. Plus, any film with Ralph Richardson complaining that the planet's computer system has misplaced the whole history of the 13th century is worth seeing! Join us for this return to smart science fiction where ideas are presented in intelligent ways even as heads get busted and people are set on fire! Send any comments or suggestions to thebloodypit@gmail.com where we'll be happy to learn your thoughts on the SF films made before Star Wars. Thank you for downloading and listening.
The game is afoot with three old time radio mysteries starring the master detective of Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s immortal character made his debut as a radio sleuth on October 20, 1932, and we’re celebrating his anniversary with radio adventures starring three different actors as Holmes. First, Basil Rathbone is Holmes, with Nigel Bruce as Watson, in “The Case of the Limping Ghost” (originally aired on Mutual on September 3, 1945). Next, John Stanley and Alfred Shirley are Holmes and Watson in “The Sussex Vampire” (originally aired on Mutual on December 14, 1947). Finally, John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson star in “The Final Problem” (originally aired on NBC on April 17, 1955), featuring special guest star Orson Welles as Professor Moriarty.
The story of a century: a decades-long second World War leaves plague and anarchy, then a rational state rebuilds civilization and attempts space travel.Director: William Cameron MenziesWriters: H.G. Wells (novel), H.G. Wells (screenplay)Stars: Raymond Massey, Edward Chapman, Ralph Richardson - via IMDBhttps://archive.org/details/ThingsToCome_835
Toby Hadoke goes international today, adding to his immense catalogue of free downloads a conversation with one of the great Tom Baker villains...
VBS Monday Night Adult Class 2015
Título original Doctor Zhivago Año 1965 Duración 197 min. País Estados Unidos Estados Unidos Director David Lean Guión Robert Bolt (Novela: Boris Pasternak) Música Maurice Jarre Fotografía Freddie Young, Nicolas Roeg Reparto Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, Geraldine Chaplin, Alec Guinness, Rod Steiger, Tom Courtenay, Ralph Richardson, Siobhan McKenna, Rita Tushingham, Geoffrey Keen, Bernard Kay, Jack MacGowran, Adrienne Corri, Wolf Frees, Gwen Nelson, Noel Willman, Gérard Tichy, Klaus Kinski, Jeffrey Rockland, José María Caffarel, Tarek Sharif, Mark Eden, Erik Chitty, Lucy Westmore, Virgilio Teixeira Productora MGM presenta una producción Carlo Ponti Género Drama. Romance. Aventuras | Histórico. Revolución Rusa. Cine épico. Drama romántico Sinopsis Rusia, revolución bolchevique (1917). La guerra civil que sigue a la revolución mantiene al país profundamente dividido. En medio del conflicto, asistimos al drama íntimo de un hombre que lucha por sobrevivir. Este hombre es Zhivago, poeta y cirujano, marido y amante, cuya vida trastornada por la guerra afecta a las vidas de otros, incluida Tonya, su esposa, y Lara, la mujer de la que se enamora apasionadamente.
Título original Doctor Zhivago Año 1965 Duración 197 min. País Estados Unidos Estados Unidos Director David Lean Guión Robert Bolt (Novela: Boris Pasternak) Música Maurice Jarre Fotografía Freddie Young, Nicolas Roeg Reparto Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, Geraldine Chaplin, Alec Guinness, Rod Steiger, Tom Courtenay, Ralph Richardson, Siobhan McKenna, Rita Tushingham, Geoffrey Keen, Bernard Kay, Jack MacGowran, Adrienne Corri, Wolf Frees, Gwen Nelson, Noel Willman, Gérard Tichy, Klaus Kinski, Jeffrey Rockland, José María Caffarel, Tarek Sharif, Mark Eden, Erik Chitty, Lucy Westmore, Virgilio Teixeira Productora MGM presenta una producción Carlo Ponti Género Drama. Romance. Aventuras | Histórico. Revolución Rusa. Cine épico. Drama romántico Sinopsis Rusia, revolución bolchevique (1917). La guerra civil que sigue a la revolución mantiene al país profundamente dividido. En medio del conflicto, asistimos al drama íntimo de un hombre que lucha por sobrevivir. Este hombre es Zhivago, poeta y cirujano, marido y amante, cuya vida trastornada por la guerra afecta a las vidas de otros, incluida Tonya, su esposa, y Lara, la mujer de la que se enamora apasionadamente.
Not quite how we wanted to pick up the New Year with Toby's Who's Round podcasts, but in a tribute to the late, great Bernard Kay, here's the brand new second installment of Toby's conversation with the man himself:
However don't let the title fool you as we delve deep in to archives to bring you an exciting version of "A Christmas Carol," with Ralph Richardson as narrator and Scrooge. It's basically Sir Ralph and a few cast members given some lines and when you listen to mid sixties BBC drama you note the differences. Gone is the enhanced sound so they used the literature. Enjoy. We'll also start the show by remembering the amazing Christmas of the Trenches of 1914 and we conclude with another ghost story the Shepherd. On behalf of Maria and Sophie the Dog I'd like to wish you all the happiest of Christmasses and we'll conclude Season 7 next week with a drama of epic proportion. Enjoy
Entrepreneurs Jay Goth and Ralph Richardson discuss InSoCal CONNECT, a Riverside County nonprofit dedicated to the growth of the local innovation economy, and how they are bringing quality services to startups and technology companies. Also learn how to become a part of 1 Million Cups, a movement to provide a platform for entrepreneurs to present their startups to a diverse audience of mentors, advisors and entrepreneurs.
Ralph Richardson, founder and CEO of Maven 2.0, discusses Bermuda, Riverside.io and why Riverside is such a good fit for his digital creative agency.
In this opening podcast I look at Franco Zeffirelli's 1977 TV film Jesus of Nazareth. For many people this is the greatest version of Jesus's life ever made, others however, see some flaws... (Cast: Robert Powell, Anne Bancroft, Ernest Borgnine, James Farentino, James Earl Jones, James Mason, Ian McShane, Laurence Olivier, Donald Pleasence, Christopher Plummer, Anthony Quinn, Ralph Richardson, Rod Steiger, Peter Ustinov, Michael York, Olivia Hussey, Ian Holm)(Directed by Franco Zeffirell; (Written by Anthony Burgess, Suso Cecchi d'Amico, Franco Zeffirelli)
Starring John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson. Originally broadcast on 5th October 1954. Further details at www.otrpodcast.com
Besides choosing the eight records he would take to the mythical island, Sir Ralph Richardson talks to Roy Plomley about his early life in an insurance office, about some of the many films and plays in which he has acted, and about the National Theatre where he was appearing at the time. Favourite track: Clarinet Concerto in A by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Book: Novels by Henry James Luxury: Pipes and tobacco
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