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I love the quote in the doco where Frankenheimer said “If I was directing a movie called the Island of Val Kilmer I wouldn’t have that prick in it.” Haha

Legend! I want to read that original script!

Phil seems like such a nice guy, cool podcast!

what actor did Stanley have in mind for dr. moreau before it was given to brando?

This play desreves to reach a worldwide audience. The messages about mental health it highlights are very inportant.

It's been shown on BBC 2 tonight. First time I've seen it but all these names are from my childhood and wow! How fab to see them all together - I couldn't stop watching in awe. Makes me gulp - Roy's musicality was magic.

I'd read that book about the movie, maybe then they could make a movie about the book about the movie.

Stanley should play Moreau.

Same

Roy Castle WAS a big name.

No clip , shame .

I remember seeing Ben perfrom with Duke Special at the Irish Centre in Leeds. Such a good performance.

😂John's scenes with Eric Stoltz still make me laugh out loud every time I think of them. John: "I gotta stab her three times?" Eric: "No, you just stab her once!" John: "Then what's gonna happen?" " Eric: "I'm kind of curious about that myself."

😂 Samuel is one of the best actors in the world. 😅

recoooooord breakeeeeeeer

Great interview!

I love his passion.❤

"I got this part for you I'd like you to consider." "Does the character have an opinion?" "Nope." "I'm in."

Travolta's career was dead in the water at that time. And his casting in and of itself made the movie even funnier.

I'm Jason Paige's mom and this is , in my opinion, the best interview he's done (and there are many of 'em)! You are a great interviewer and your questions and follow-ups are spot on. I'm going to save it and use it whenever I'm asked about Jason's career; it provides more facts and fun then I could possibly weave together on my own. So, thanks and I hope to snag some Crafted Arts jewelry for myself!

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Awesome interview! Richard Stanley is never less than fascinating to listen to.

I have to correct myself now, it was Dave Gibbons I was thinking of. Wrong Watchmen creator 😅

24:01 for the fireman sam part of the podcast.

Thanks for this. I heard Jordan sing "If Ever I Would Leave You" on TH-cam a few months ago. I was a musician in my younger years and know a good singer when I hear one. I was hooked immediately and went to NYC to hear Camelot. Amazing! He seems to be a really great guy, too. I'd like to be able to follow what he is doing, but haven't found a place online to keep up with him. Maybe you could encourage him to keep up with his Facebook page or something. I would travel to hear him, especially if he sings with a symphony again. Also appreciated what you're saying about writing musicals. I directed them as a school music teacher and, now that I'm retired, have been playing with writing one myself. Life is so interesting! Jordan is writing about young people issues. I'm writing about near death experience. Ha! Thanks again. And thanks to Jordan. He is a great inspiration!

First off, I love Hadley more than almost anything. Second off, I love how he was on his wife's account.😅

Lionel on top form as usual. 90 minutes just flies by. We could listen to Lionel all day. So many stories and such an entertaining and intelligent man.

you should really watch the theatre version, it is way more brilliant and emotional than the film

Hadley/Raoul did very good in the Phantom of the Opera. He looks handsome to me. When he sings, I’m in love ❤😊. Even though, he’s married. Hehe. Sorry guys! But I’m 15 years old and I’m not married and I don’t drive a car yet. 😪

I like the role of Raoul in The Phantom Of The Opera played by Hadley. His singing voices are just as good as Sierra Boggess "s. who played Christine. In the stage drama.

Hadley Fraser played the role of Raoul in The Phantom Of The Opera is very prominently to me.

I love him

Amazing guy amazing voice. 😊

hadley i love you you’re the perfect raoul :'( thank you for uploading this

could you plz upload more of these😢😢😢😢😢