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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #247
February 6, 2012 | 
Author Anywhere from 6%-10% of the U.S. workforce might be calling in sick on the Monday after the Super Bowl, but not your friends in podcasting … Even if they wanted to, there’s way too much to discuss, from the eleven show biz personages who are remembered in “Celebrity Deaths” to the Tony-winning play that constitutes the “Live Event of the Week”, from Liam Neeson kicking nature’s ass to smuggling being depicted as a victimless crime, from promising sci-fi films in development to the man who claims Fox stole his life story through wiretapped phone conversations (YOUR “Lawsuit of the Week”), Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness don’t even get to everything they hoped to discuss. There’s THAT MUCH going on inside YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour #247.
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Tags: 3D, 4 Months 3 Weeks and 2 Days, Akiva Goldsman, Alexander Payne, Anatomy of a Murder, Andrew Wight, Anger Management, Appearances, art, Baz Luhrman, BBC, Ben Gazzara, Bill Hinzman, Bingham Ray, Blade Runner, Bong Joon-Ho, Bradley Whitford, Building 7, Caddyshack, Charlie Sheen, Contraband, Cristian Mungiu, David Duchovny, Dean Haglund, Denholm Elliot, Diablo Cody, Dick Tufeld, Don Cornelius, Doug Jones, Eiko Ishioka, Excalibur, George Clooney, George Lazenby, Gillian Anderson, Graham Hancock, Great Santini, Harrison Ford, Jason Reitman, Jim Jarmusch, John Boorman, John Cassavetes, John Hurt, Kevin Smith, Liam Neeson, Madonna, Mark Helprin, Michael O'Keefe, Mike DeGruy, Mike Medavoy, Monty Python, Neal Fredericks, Nicol Williamson, Night of the Living Dead, Octavia spencer, Only Lovers Left Alive, Pasadena Playhouse, Patricia Disney, Peter Bogdanovich, Phil Leirness, Puss in Boots, Red Shoes Diaries, Red State, Ridley Scott, Roger Bart, Roseanne, Run For Your Life, SAG-Aftra merger, Saint Jack, Seven percent Solution, Shawnee Smith, Soul Train, Super Bowl, Terry Jones, The Cheap Detective, The Descendants, The Great Gatsby, The Grey, The Host, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, The Party Crashers, The Producers, The Truth Is Out There, The X-Files, Tilda Swinton, West Wing, Wild Bunch, Winter's Tale, wolves, XF3, Yasmina Reza, Young Adult, Zalman King | 
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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #227
Dean and Phil are back from weeks of travel and they hit the ground running with one of the wildest, most free-wheeling installments of YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour ever!
How did your friends in podcasting enjoy Dragon*Con in Atlanta and a 9/11 commemorative event in Portland?
What did they think of the Emmy Awards?
What is their reaction to the latest round of “X-Files 3″ rumors?
Why are they both receiving emails from the CEO of Netflix?
What celebrity death are they remembering?
What celebrity do they think is facing career death?
What celebrity do they think is poised for a comeback?
Can they make sense of AMC’s behavior towards their award-winning and critically acclaimed series?
Can they make sense of the Rise of the Planet of the Apes marketing campaign?
Does Dean know the difference between Ida Lupino and Hedy Lamarr?
Why is Phil receiving both praise AND criticism from his response to Ryan Murphy’s behavior on an episode of “The Glee Project”?
Answers to all these and many more on this week’s episode.
And if you still haven’t had enough of your friends in podcasting, write us at chillpakhollywood@yahoo.com to request the Bonus 4th Anniversary Episode (which includes never-before-heard material).
Thanks!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: 9/11, AMC, Archer, Atlanta, Boba Fett, Boston Legal, Breaking Bad, Brett Ratner, Chris Carter, Chris Isaak, Clyde Lewis, David Duchovny, Dean Haglund, Dragon*Con, Ed, Eddie Murphy, Emmy Awards, Emmys, film distribution, filmmaking, films, Frank Spotnitz, Gillian Anderson, Glee, Harry's Law, Harvey Birdman Attorney At Law, Hilary Swank, independent film, It's Garry Shandling's Show, John Calley, Julie Bowen, Justified, Kathy Bates, Kevin Smith, Mad Men, Margo Martindale, Million Dollar Baby, Modern Family, Netflix, Oscars, Phil Leirness, Portland, Qwikster, Red State, Remington Steele, Ryan Murphy, Spongebob, Star Trek, Star Wars, television, The Glee Project, The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, The Lone Gunmen, The Truth Is Out There, The Walking Dead, The X-Files, theme song, Tower Heist, Venture Bros, violence prevention | No Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #223
Forgive us for another delay, but your friend in podcasting, Dean Haglund is working CRAAZY hours shooting his hosting segments for “The X-Files” forthcoming syndication run on YouToo, a brand new cable network. Dean describes more of what he’s been shooting, and what kind of interactive technologies this network plans on utilizing on-air. And since talk of “The X-Files” is in the air, it’s only fitting that Dean and Phil discuss the brand new show Frank Spotnitz has sold to Cinemax and that show’s origins. What will be of particular interest to X-philes is the discussion Dean and Frank had in London about the possibility of an X-Files 3 and the real reason it hasn’t happened already (and no, Fox is NOT to blame).
Of course, even if you’ve never seen an episode of “The X-Files”, there will be plenty to love about this week’s installment of YOUR Chillpak Hollyood Hour, including discussions of a new Alien, a new Blade Runner and a new …The Wild Bunch?!?
Phil sings the praises of three actresses who have really come into their own as movie stars and whose extraordinary talents are on display at American multiplexes right now.
As podcast royalty, it is the responsibility of Dean and Phil to remember the Queen of Hollywood and a former First Lady, both of whom died this past week.
Finally, amidst all the stories of marketing madness and bizarre celebrity behavior, Dean and Phil find time to plot a way of attracting a brand new sponsor for show, looking to “The Jersey Shore”‘s The Situation for inspiration!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: 9/11, acting, Alien, Ambercrombie and Fitch, Atlanta, Betty Ford, Blade Runner, Chris Carter, comedy, consciousness, conspiracy, Crazy Stupid Love, Dean Haglund, directing, distribution, Dragon*Con, Edie Wasserman, Emma Stone, film, filmmaking, Frank Spotnitz, Gerard Depardieu, Gillian Anderson, Harlem, Harrison Ford, Higher Ground, independent film, international waters, Jersey Shore, Jessica Chastain, Larry Crowne, marketing, movies, PayPal, Peter Theil, Phil Leirness, Portland, rehab, Ridley Scott, television, The Help, The Lone Gunmen, the Seasteading Institute, the Situation, The Truth Is Out There, The Wild Bunch, The X-Files, Tom Hanks, Tony Scott, Vera Farmiga, Viola Davis, writing, X-Files 3 | 4 Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #203
Movies, movies and more movies … From the death of Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor, to the 2008 big-screen installment of The X-Files, from upcoming release The Conspirator, to recent releases Cedar Rapids, Jane Eyre and Win Win, from classic films like The Boston Strangler and Heavenly Creatures, your friends in podcasting, Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness have all matters cinematic covered.
They even reveal the long-awaited details surrounding the World Premiere of their film The Truth Is Out There in London!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: Abraham Lincoln, acting, Agatha Christie, Albert DeSalvo, Alexander Payne, Angela Lansbury, Annabeth Gish, Bobby Cannavale, box office, Breaking Bad, British Film Institute, Butterfield 8, Cary Joji Fukunaga, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Cedar Rapids, Charlie Sheen, Charlie Sheen Live: My Violent Torpedo Of Truth tour, Cinemax, David Duchovny, Dean Haglund, Ed Helms, Edward Fox, Elizabeth Taylor, Femme Fatales, film, filmmaking, Gillian Anderson, Guy Hamilton, HBO, Heavenly Creatures, Henry Fonda, independent film, Iowa, Jane Eyre, Jeffrey Tambor, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lawrence, Jim Taylor, John C. Reilly, Kate Winslet, Kim Novak, Mark Altman, Melanie Lynskey, Miguel Arteta, Mirror Crack'd, Mulder, Paul Giamatti, Peter Jackson, Phil Leirness, Richard Burton, Richard Fleischer, Robert Redford, Rock Hudson, Sci-Fi-London, Scully, Steve Kriozere, The Boston Strangler, The Conspirator, The Good Girl, The Taming of the Shrew, The Truth Is Out There, The X-Files, The X-Files: I Want to Believe, Tom McCarthy, Tony Curtis, Torpedo of Truth, Vince Gilligan, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Win Win, Winter's Bone, Wondercon | 1 Comment »
