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Hollywood Spotlight: A Conversation with Oscar-Winning Writer & Director David Ward | Tales From ...
Step into the world of Hollywood with the latest episode of Tales From Hollywoodland! This week, we chat with Academy Award-winning writer and director David Ward, the creative genius behind iconic films like The Sting and Major League. Hear David's incredible journey in the film industry, his creative process, and behind-the-scenes stories of crafting some of cinema's most memorable moments. Don’t miss this fascinating conversation with one of Hollywood’s finest storytellers!
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A Talk With Writer / Producer / Director David Seltzer
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In this exciting new episode of Tales From Hollywoodland, we sit down with legendary writer, producer, and director David Seltzer. Known for his groundbreaking work on iconic films like The Omen and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, David shares captivating stories about his Hollywood career, creative process, and the inspirations behind his timeless projects. Tune in for an engaging convers...
JFK and The Movies
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Explore the fascinating connection between President John F. Kennedy and Hollywood in the latest episode of Tales From Hollywoodland! This week, we dive into how JFK's life and legacy have been portrayed on the silver screen and the enduring influence of his story on American cinema. From iconic films to behind-the-scenes connections with Hollywood's elite, this episode uncovers the compelling ...
Emmy Award Winning Producer & Film Historian Jud Newborn
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Dive into the latest episode of Tales From Hollywoodland, where we welcome Emmy Award-winning producer and renowned film historian, Dr. Jud Newborn. Join us for an engaging conversation as Dr. Newborn shares his fascinating insights into the world of film history, his experiences as a producer, and the stories behind Hollywood’s golden era. Discover behind-the-scenes anecdotes, the art of story...
Underrated Movies
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Discover the hidden gems of cinema in the latest episode of Tales From Hollywoodland! Join us as we dive into the world of the most underrated Hollywood movies that deserve more recognition. From overlooked classics to modern masterpieces that flew under the radar, we explore what makes these films special and why they deserve a second look. Perfect for movie lovers seeking fresh recommendation...
An Interview with Harvey Brownstone Himself
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In this captivating episode of Tales From Hollywoodland, we turn the spotlight on the host of the acclaimed show Harvey Brownstone Interviews-Harvey Brownstone himself! Join us for an exclusive conversation as Harvey shares insights into his journey as an interviewer, his experiences with iconic celebrities, and the art of creating meaningful and engaging conversations. Discover behind-the-scen...
A Modern Musical take on Silent Films with Josh Frank
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Step into the unique world of silent films with a modern musical twist in this episode of the Tales From Hollywoodland Podcast! Join us as we chat with author, filmmaker, and creator Josh Frank, who brings a fresh perspective to the silent film era through his innovative musical storytelling. Discover how Josh combines vintage cinema with modern music to create a one-of-a-kind experience that h...
A Conversation with Deborah Rennard and Al Sapienza
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Don’t miss this exciting episode of the Tales From Hollywoodland Podcast as we sit down with talented entertainers Deborah Rennard and Al Sapienza! Known for their iconic roles in hit shows and films, Deborah and Al share stories from their dynamic careers in Hollywood, insights into the entertainment industry, and the creative journeys that have shaped their lives. From memorable roles to behi...
A Conversation with Actor / Director Mike Burstyn
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Join us for a fun and fascinating Tales From Hollywoodland Podcast episode as we chat with the talented actor and director Mike Burstyn! From his early days in the Yiddish Theater to his latest projects behind the camera, Mike shares unforgettable stories and insights from his journey in film, theater, and television. Hear about the highs, the challenges, and the creative magic that’s shaped hi...
Political Thrillers
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In this episode of the Tales From Hollywoodland Podcast, we dive deep into the world of political thrillers. From classic films like All the President’s Men, and The Manchurian Candidate to modern hits like The Bourne Identity and Argo, we explore the suspense, intrigue, and behind-the-scenes drama that make political thrillers a staple of Hollywood. Join us as we discuss iconic films, director...
David Rothenberg: Publicist, Radio Host & Philanthropist
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In this episode of the Tales from Hollywoodland Podcast, we are honored to interview renowned publicist, radio host, and philanthropist David Rothenberg. David shares stories from his incredible career, from his work with some of Hollywood's biggest names to his contributions as a philanthropist and activist. We delve into his journey in the entertainment industry, his passion for giving back t...
The Anatomy of Film Composition with Randy Edelman
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In this special episode of the Tales from Hollywoodland Podcast, we sit down with legendary music composer Randy Edelman. Known for his iconic film scores in movies like Ghostbusters II, Dragonheart, and The Last of the Mohicans, Randy shares insights into his creative process, the stories behind his most famous compositions, and his experiences working in the Hollywood film industry. Whether y...
Our Favorite Family Movies
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In this fun-filled episode of Tales from Hollywoodland, Arthur, Steve, and Julian take a nostalgic trip into the magical world of family films, celebrating their timeless charm and lasting cultural impact. Steve kicks things off with some delightful stories about Shirley Temple, sharing how her iconic presence shaped family cinema. Julian jumps in with even more fascinating insights into Temple...
The Greatest Showman: Celebrating the Legacy of Sammy Davis Jr.
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In this episode of "Tales from Hollywoodland," Arthur, Julian, and Steve delve into the extraordinary life and career of Sammy Davis Jr., celebrating his immense talent and resilience. The host introduces the topic, setting the stage for a deep dive into Davis's multifaceted abilities as a singer, dancer, and actor. Arthur shares poignant stories about Davis's rise to fame, including his pivota...
The Films of the 1950’s with Author Foster Hirsch
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In this episode of "Tales from Hollywood Land," Steve, Arthur, and Julian dive into the transformative impact of the film industry during the 1950s. Steve is thrilled to discuss this era and introduces guest Foster Hirsch, a renowned author and film historian. Foster explores how television pulled audiences away from cinemas, leading to the collapse of the studio system and the rise of independ...
Best of Tales From Hollywoodland 1: Who Are the Most Influential Comedians of All Time?
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Best of Tales From Hollywoodland 1: Who Are the Most Influential Comedians of All Time?
The State of The Movie Industry in 2024
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The State of The Movie Industry in 2024
Great Heist Movies
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Great Heist Movies
The Greatest Hollywood Hunks: From Gable to Clooney
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The Greatest Hollywood Hunks: From Gable to Clooney
Sci-Fi Movies Part II - The 1970's & 1980's
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Sci-Fi Movies Part II - The 1970's & 1980's
Deep Throat and Other X-Rated Movies
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Deep Throat and Other X-Rated Movies
Late Night TV Hosts
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Late Night TV Hosts
Hollywood Gangsters
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Hollywood Gangsters
The Wonderful World of Disney
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The Wonderful World of Disney
Hollywood Sex Goddesses
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Hollywood Sex Goddesses
The Great American Songbook Chapter One: Male Pop Singers
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The Great American Songbook Chapter One: Male Pop Singers
Producing Independent Film with Dan Coplan
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Producing Independent Film with Dan Coplan
Broadway Musicals
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Broadway Musicals
TV Westerns
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TV Westerns

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  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 10 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Some reporter in Calif. deduced that the flick didn't make $600M but ~$2M, but it was likely higher, b/c I recently read how it made $1M in only a few wks of release. It's likely no one really knows how much $ it made, but it's likely more than Debbie Does Dallas, ...Green Door, & Insatiable, despite folks saying how much $ they made. Who knows? But thanks to your guest for confirming that Chuck Traynor was a bad guy. Many folks say it's a he said/she said thing (it's not). To its credit, the NY Times described Traynor as a "gutter Svengali." Good for them! Thanks again! :-)

  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    There's a very practical reason why Linda Lovelace didn't appear in porn in her later years, despite your guest's assertion that she did: She wouldn't show her bare legs. All of her post-Deep Throat photos (even in Deep Throat Pt. 2) show her w/high boots & long pants, & even her Legs magazine/show "spread," if you will, don't show her bare legs. She said that Traynor would often knock her down & she'd curl into a fetal position as he viciously kicked her w/cowboy boots, leaving her w/lifelong bruises & leg deformities that she covered w/surgical stockings for the rest of her life. So, it seems like your guest didn't research Linda Lovelace that well & shouldn't be saying things about her that aren't true. :-)

  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The reason Chambers likely didn't branch into mainstream films is b/c Traynor likely wanted a quick buck. Lovelace said he'd pimp her out to pay for dr. visits, & he seemed to use women to make money. I"m curious to read your guest's book. Chambers appeared in at least 2 S&M movies (Beyond DeSade & Never a Tender Moment -- where she was beaten w/boards??). Despite her claim that she was an independent woman, it sounded like Traynor was in control & acting out his own fantasies thru her. Gloria Steinem (in Every Day Acts & ...Rebellions) reported that witnesses said Traynor refused to allow Chambers to use the bathroom b4 a TV interview & during most interviews reporters noticed that Chambers needed a verbal OK from Traynor b4 she'd answer questions. Good grief. Thanks for the great background & interview, however! I enjoyed listening to this & will read your guest's book. Thank you! :-)

  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Linda "Lovelace" told Donahue she was paid $1,250 for Deep Throat, but said Traynor took it b/c money would help her escape him. I forget where I read it (besides Wikipedia), but DT apparently cost $22K (perhaps it was "The Other Hollywood," by Leggs MacNeil; it's about the porn industry). Folks dismissed Lovelace's claims that Traynor beat her, that he controlled her (saying she needed his permission to use the bathroom, sometimes denied), & repeated what he told her to say in public (that she "loved" sex, etc.). Traynor told E!'s doc on Lovelace, "I never beat her," but he admitted to GQ magazine (Sept. '87) that he thought nothing of smacking his woman, saying it made them "close." I read that on the news stand, but the online reprint excises those sentences. GQ told me they have the right to not reprint the entire original text of their articles. Connecticut magazine interviewd Chambers's brother, who said Traynor was a bad guy; otrs said he was a "suitcase pimp." And sex reporter Eric Danville said Lovelace cried 30 yrs later, begging him not to include mention or photos of one movie Traynor forced her to do at gunpoint. She did see DT ~30 yrs later for the 1st time & signed Danville's bk in NYC at a special screening. I take exception that the guest said she "returned" to porn later in life "which know one knows about." Unless he can provide titles, that is NOT true. And she didn't want to discuss "that" movie I just mentioned w/talk show hosts (It's barely mentioned in her 2 books), & b/c of this I doubt Very Much she'd return to porn for ANY reason.

  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Linda "Lovelace" didn't go back into porn movies; she starred in the awful "Linda Lovelace for President" & something else, but in her later years she did some photo shoot for Legs magazine. To my knowledge -- & I've been following her story for years -- she did NOT return to porn movies.

  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm eager to read your book! Deep Throat is cited as grossing $600M, but that's an FBI estimate & included ticket sales & merchandise. Since there were no real records of ticket sales & the money was weighed (!), it's been said that the total gross of the flick was $2M, b/c it wasn't allowed to play everywhere (frequent raids, lawsuits, etc.). The Perano (sp) brothers & Bryanston films (sp) screwed over everyone involved with the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, where the actors got very little money for their performances. The flick was a massive hit (~$30M at the time, well over $100M today). How unfair it is!

  • @glennallen2605
    @glennallen2605 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hi! 57-y/o guy here; I grew up in Binghamton, NY, & Rod Serling grew up just down the street from my high school, which was the next block over from the famous park where the Twilight Zone's "Walking Distance" takes place. Cops raided The Strand theatre where Deep Throat was playing, the next street up from the courthouse, where a jury decided the film wasn't obscene for the community. I'm not sure if it was the only city in NY state that screened it, but locals always cited this as "Binghamton, home to Deep Throat." Big deal, right? It played in its initial run, then again in the early '80s.

  • @discerningmind
    @discerningmind 22 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I was just starting to enjoy this when Newborn drops the bomb that he's a republican hater. For years now after all the hate, lies, anti-American behavior, etcetera-etcetera that we've seen from the democrats, he's still hanging on.

  • @RichardRoeder-p4e
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    What a great movie this was i was 1 year old when deep throat came out in 1972 i didnt see it until i was in my 20s in the 90s i am a gay man but i have to say deep throat inspired me in so many ways ❤😂😢 i love you so much your 1 fan for life

  • @PatrikLehto-cv3uy
    @PatrikLehto-cv3uy 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Maybe if be a movie others no

  • @bartodosreissoares
    @bartodosreissoares 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Fuck this movie

  • @garyc39
    @garyc39 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I loved MC

  • @rtpjdk6710
    @rtpjdk6710 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Italian job period!!

  • @MDoddio
    @MDoddio 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The Sting is a perfect film in every regard.

  • @peterm1826
    @peterm1826 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I can give 😂one word for movie industry today. Shit.

  • @abilash_venkat
    @abilash_venkat 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Nice podcast!!! This sounds like I am listening to radio

  • @KurtHainze
    @KurtHainze 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It's a narrated sketchy history, no movies.

    • @KurtHainze
      @KurtHainze 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I'd have to say, that's correct.

  • @nazaretsalinas2691
    @nazaretsalinas2691 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    5: Craig Ferguson 4: Conan O'Brien 3: Jay Leno 2: David Letterman 1: Johnny Carson

  • @Shshshshshhshhs
    @Shshshshshhshhs 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Poor Carson Daly everyone's like this show is good this show is bad but nobody says anything about him because no one watched the show it was on too damn late

  • @aaronaldrich1546
    @aaronaldrich1546 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Carson Ferguson Letterman O'Brian

  • @JH-pj1wh
    @JH-pj1wh 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Even if it’s not very Hollywood, would you consider doing an episode about french stars like Belmondo and Delon? Thank you for an entertaining show!

  • @marcofreitas3844
    @marcofreitas3844 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Dan´s loaded with talent...just wonderful to listen to his hard work getting to finance hs projects.

  • @Talisman09
    @Talisman09 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    She needs you yeah yeah yeah

  • @peterm1826
    @peterm1826 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Fantastic stories. Great uploads. I just subscribed 👍 Peters. was his right hand. After he ran into a glass door as a child while on holiday with his parents the doctor at the time was going to amputate his arm but his mother Lady Lawford said no.

  • @peterm1826
    @peterm1826 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    👍. I’ve read the book full service. It was a good read.

  • @chrisjeffries2322
    @chrisjeffries2322 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for sharing. To this day, Marilyn is Still the world's Biggest Star! ⭐💋⭐

  • @iconslegends5230
    @iconslegends5230 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Marilyn Monroe... the icon that transcends time. An unrepeatable alchemy

  • @dudwimpole2081
    @dudwimpole2081 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    A wonderful conversation, full of brilliant recommendations. Very excited to see the films discussed.

  • @alfredoreitano3426
    @alfredoreitano3426 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    💃 LA SCENA PIÙ ICONICA DEL CINEMA HOLLYWOODIANO 👑🇺🇸