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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #303
March 4, 2013 | 
Author Dean’s heading out of town to “save” a bad horror film by turning it into a comedy. That fact leads to a discussion about … Newfoundland?
Phil’s editing a film and that leads to a discussion of … The overture to Star Trek: The Motion Picture?
This week’s episode goes in many unexpected directions, from discussions of two other podcasts (Marc Hershon’s “Succotash” and David Pickering’s “Getting Better Acquainted) to a play about hoarding, from a remembrance of Bonnie Franklin to Dean and Phil’s idea for a very interesting awards show.
All that, plus, Dean and Phil really put the “your” into YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour, wishing one loyal listener a happy birthday, answering one question from a listener about Argo and reading another listener’s email about the SyFy channel.
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Tags: acting, Anthony Kilna, Apple, Argo, Awards, Bonnie Franklin, David Pickering, David Sobolov, Dean Haglund, directing, Dirty Filthy Love Story, filmmaking, films, French Stewart, Getting Better Acquainted, Hot to Trot, independent film, Jaime Robledo, John Candy, John Hawkes, LA Weekly Awards, Life of Pi, Marc Hershon, Matthew McConaghey, Michael Crane, Mike Scott, movies, Newfoundland, Norman Lear, One Day At a Time, Oscars, Phil Leirness, Rogue Machine, sci-fi, Sci-Fi on the Rock, Silver Linings Playbook, Skylight Theatre, Spirit Awards, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Steve Jobs, Stoneface, Succotash, SyFy, The Lone Gunmen, The X-Files, Valerie Bertinelli, Walter Isaacson, writing | 
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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #289
Dean Haglund is back from New York City. Phil “quatro quatro” Leirness is back from celebrating his birthday.
Your friends in podcasting are back in action with …
3 “Live Events of the Week” …
Discussion of six movies …
And … A live audience?
Plus, the show concludes with a discussion about an event in which Dean and Phil are honored to be participating. To learn more about that event, please watch:
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: 2nd Unit, acting, Anne Hathaway, Anthony Perkins, Argo, Brandon Wells, Broadway, Combat Radio, Daniel Day-Lewis, Dark Knight Rises, David O. Russell, Dead Accounts, Dean Haglund, Diamonds are Forever, Die Anotehr Day, directing, Ethan Dettenmaier, FEMA, French Stewart, George and Ira Gershwin, George Takei, HBO, Helen Mirren, Hitchcock, Home Alone, Jaime Robledo, James Bond, James D'Arcy, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Katie Holmes, Kong a Goddamn 30 Foot Gorilla, Lincoln, Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, Matthew Broderick, Mattie Giles, Mayan Calendar, Michael Caine, movies, New York City, Newsweek, Nice Work If you Can Get it, Phil Leirness, Ralph Macchio, rurouni kenshin, Saul Bass, Silver Linings Playbook, Skyfall, Steven Spielberg, Stoneface The Rise and Fall and Rise of Buster Keaton, superstorm Sandy, Tara Summers, television, Thanksgiving, The Fighter, The Girl, The Lone Gunmen, The X-Files, Toby Jones, Twilight, Wallace Langham, Watson, writing | No Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #278
Dean Haglund has escaped from The Village and Phil Leirness has recovered enough from a nasty head cold that we are (finally) able to bring you this week’s episode, an installment that will leave you debating, “Did I just hear a great show, or the GREATEST show?!”
Topics include Dean’s travels to Wales and Ireland, Patrick McGoohan’s The Prisoner, publicity rights laws, vertical integration, The Ghastly Love of Johnny X, fuji film, Clint Eastwood’s empty chair, the RNC, the DNC, prohibition, Pink Martini and Disney’s California Adventure.
All that, PLUS what your friends in podcasting are reading, the films they’ve seen and several Live Events of the Week.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: acting, Anthony Lane, Bill Clinton, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Charlie Chaplin, City Lights, Clint Eastwood, Dean Haglund, Devol Patrick, directing, Disney's California Adventure, Disneyland, DNC, Dublin, Ethan Dettenmaier, film, filmmaking, Fuji film, Guinness, Harrison Ellenshaw, Hearts Like Fists, I Hate People, independent film, Ireland, Jaime Robledo, James Joyce, John Hillcoat, Jonathan Littman, Karl Rove I Love You, Keith Allen, Last Prince of Atlantis, Lawless, Leonard Clifton, Mamie Van Doran, Marc Hershon, Marilyn Monroe, Mitt Romney, Nobody's Perfect, Olandar, Paul Ryan, Peter Ellenshaw, Phil Leirness, Pink Martini, Portmeirion, prohibition, Racers, Radiator Springs, RNC, Rogue Machine Theatre, Shia Laboeuf, Sight and Sound, Smallville, Soaring over California, the empty chair, The Ghastly Love of Johnny X, The Greek Theatre, The Intouchables, The Lone Gunmen, The New Electric Ballroom, The Prisoner, The Raid Redemption, The X-Files, Theatre of NOTE, vertical integration, Voices of Liberty, Wales, writing | 2 Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #264
Happy June, everybody! Summer is on its way here in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles, and YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour’s 6th year of changing the way you listen to the internet is really starting to heat up!
This week, your friends in podcasting welcome two special guests in their first ever show dedicated to a Chillpak Hollywood “Live Event of the Week” …
French Stewart is a marvelous actor, best known for his role as “Harry Solomon” on 3rd Rock From the Sun, and he is at the top of his game playing silent screen icon Buster Keaton in a new show at the Sacred Fools Theatre in Los Angeles. Jaime Robledo, his director in the show, is one of the most gifted, most innovative talents working in theatre today. They both join Dean and Phil for an irreverent, hilarious, insightful and emotionally moving hour.
To learn more about Stoneface: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Buster Keaton, please visit the show’s Official Site.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: 3rd Rock From the Sun, A Chorus Line, acting, awards shows, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Dean Haglund, directing, Fatty Arbuckle, film, filmmaking, French Stewart, Henry Dittman, Home Alone, Jaime Robledo, Joe Fria, La Bete, Louie B. Mayer, Louis and Keely Live At The Sahara, MGM, Phil Leirness, Sacred Fools, Scott Leggett, Sherlock Holmes, silent film, Stoneface, Stoneface The Rise and Fall and Rise of Buster Keaton, television, The General, The Lone Gunmen, The X-Files, theatre, TV Guide, TV Guide Awards, Vanessa Claire Stewart, Watson, writing | No Comments »
