Posts Tagged ‘Michelle Williams’
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #298
January 29, 2013 | 
Author The film critics have had their say …
The various industry guilds and unions have handed out their awards …
Now, it’s time for the best films of 2012 according to your friends in podcasting!
Get those pens, pads and/or Netflix queues handy!
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Tags: acting, Amour, Ang Lee, Argo, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Ben Affleck, Bill Murray, Bruce Wilis, Cabin in the Woods, Chris Tucker, Christoph Waltz, cinematography, Compliance, crank calls, Daniel Day-Lewis, David FRance, David O'Russel, Dean Haglund, directing, Django Unchained, documentaries, film, film critics, filmmaking, Firefly, foreign language films, George Clooney, Helen Hunt, Holy Motors, How to Survive a Plague, independent film, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Lawrence, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, Joachim Trier, John Hawkes, Joss Whedon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Leos Carax, Lincoln, mental illness, Michael Haneke, Michelle Williams, Ming Lo, Moonrise Kingdom, movies, Nur Bilge Ceylan, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, Oslo August 31, Phil Leirness, polio, Quentin Tarantino, Robert DeNiro, rurouni kenshin, Samuel L. Jackson, Sarah Polley, sci-fi, Serenity, show business, Silver Linings Playbook, Take This Waltz, The Avengers, The Gatekeepers, The Life of Pi, The Lone Gunmen, The Sessions, The X-Files, Wes Anderson, writing, Zero Dark Thirty | 
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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #297
Leonard Da Vinci, The Last Supper, Alex Jones vs. Piers Morgan, 2nd Amendment vs. 1st Amendment, gun control, consciousness, aliens, the importance of “toasts”, authors Jonathan Littman, Marc Hershon and Magi Fowler, filmmaker Nagisa Oshima, actor Conrad Bain, an overrated Lincoln, a modern sci-fi classic …
What show would be audacious enough to tackle all of that (and more) in a mere sixty minutes?
Why, YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour, of course!
Hear what Dean and Phil are reading …
Hear about two “Live Events of the Week” …
Learn about three “Wingnuts of the Week” …
Learn about two “Celebrity Deaths” …
AND enjoy a preview of NEXT week’s spectacular (an annual tradition).
Trust us, this episode is AWESOME.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: 1st amendment, 2nd amendment, Academy Awards, acting, Alex Jones, Amour, Balls of Wool and Other Bits of Rubbish, Barbara Werner, Best Picture Nominees, box office, CNN, Conrad Bain, Dana Plato, Daniel Day-Lewis, David Bowie, Dean Haglund, Diff'rent Strokes, directing, film, filmmaking, freedom of the press, Gary Coleman, gun control, Holy Motors, I Hate People, In the Realm of the Senses, independent film, James Spader, Japan, Jon Lawlor, Jonathan Littman, Leonard Da Vinci, Leos Carax, Lincoln, Magi Fowler, Marc Hershon, Mark Bennett, Maude, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, Metacritic, Michael Haneke, Michelle Williams, motion pictures, movies, Nagisa Oshima, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Page Branson, Phil Leirness, Piers Morgan, producing, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Sabine Fischer, Sally Field, Sarah Polley, Sarah Silverman, Seth Rogen, Steven Spielberg, Take This Waltz, television, The B-Film Extras, The Last Supper, The Lone Gunmen, The X-Files, toastmasters, toasts, Todd Bridges, Tom Conti, World War II, writing | No Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #233
Happy Halloween, everybody!
From James Bond to Independence Day, from disaster films of the 70′s to a silent film that might win Best Picture this year, from a lawsuit over falsehoods in advertising to a lawsuit over screenplay theft, your friends in podcasting are definitely putting the “Hollywood” in YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour.
Of course, Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness are also putting the “YOUR” in YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour, answering emails, Facebook posts and even angry tweets from you (yes, YOU!), the listeners!
Oh, and heads up Chicago, Seattle and Vancouver, B.C.! THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE is on its way to your cities THIS month!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: acting, advertising, Albert Finney, Dame Judi Dench, Daniel Craig, Dean Haglund, disaster films, Expendables 2, film, filmmaking, Halloween, Herman Cain, James Bond, Javier Bardem, Jean Dujardin, Jon Lawlor, Kenneth Branagh, lawsuit, marketing, Me And Orson Welles, Michelle Williams, movies, My Favorite Year, My Week with Marilyn, Naomie Harris, OSS, Patrick O' Sullivan, Peter O'Toole, Phil Leirness, Ralph Fiennes, Ron Paul, Sam Mendes, silent film, Sir Laurence Olivier, Stitcher, Sylvester Stallone, The Artist, The B-Film Extras, the Brookings Institute, The Expendables, The Lone Gunmen, The Trip to Bountiful, The X-Files, YouToo | No Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #187
Dean Haglund has done his holiday baking and is about to hit the road for snowy Winnipeg! Before he goes, he sits down with your friend in podcasting, Phil Leirness, to his a wide variety of topics, including: The texture of Canadian movies, The Roundabout Theatre in NYC, the lack of commitment on the part of many actors on television vs. the incredible commitment of several others, the Blue Valentine ratings controversy, the flop that is The Tourist, the delightful remake that is True Grit, and the likelihood that independent films will dominate all the year end awards including the Oscars.
Finally, Dean and Phil preview their upcoming three shows (one features a guest, one is a “Top Ten” show, and one is an annual treat), and ask you to visit the following websites pertaining to their feature documentary: The Truth Is Out There and Facebook.com/truthmovie.
Thanks!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: acting, Adrian Brody, Alejandro Gonzalez-Inarritu, Alfred Hitchcok, Angelina Jolie, Awards, Biutiful, Canada, Castle, Chase, Cube, culture, Dean Haglund, directing, film, Florian Henckel von Donnersmark, Glen Campbell, Hailee Stanfield, holidays, independent filml, intimacy, Javier Bardem, Jeff Bridges, John Wayne, Johnny Depp, Matt Damon, Michelle Williams, movie ratings, movies, MPAA, NC-17, Oscars, Phil Leirness, Psych, R, remakes, Road trips, Ryan Gosling, Sarah Polley, Sean Penn, show business, Splice, television, The Coen Brothers, The Lone Gunmen, The X-Files, Twin Peaks | No Comments »
