Radio 1's Screen Time Folgen

NobodyNobody is a revenge action thriller about a seemingly innocuous, pleasant, wouldn’t hurt a fly family guy - Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad’s very own Bob Odenkirk, also known for his amazing comedy work with the likes of David Cross on Mr Show - who’s dragged into a battle with a brutal drug lord after his home is invaded. On this particular Sunday interview special Bob talks about how he was inspired to make the movie - in cinemas now, by the by - after enduring his own home invasion, plus the realisation of just how much of a reach he had internationally with the ongoing soaraway success of Better Call Saul.

The Father is the heartbreaking drama about an aging man (Sir Anthony Hopkins) who must deal with his progressing dementia as he is aided (and seemingly hindered, from his increasingly unreliable perspective) by his daughter Anne, played by the ever-wonderful Olivia Colman. On this particular interview special of Screen Time, writer-director Florian Zeller, alongside his star Colman, talk to Ali about how they put the film together, and how it feels to work with such an incredible human being as - their words, not ours - "Tony".

On this particular Friday edition of the podcast we have TWO THINGS: Ali Plumb’s Film Club, where screenwriter and personal excellent friend Jon Croker drops by to talk Raiders Of The Lost Ark on its 40th - that’s right 40th - anniversary. Then there's three short and sweet interviews with the team behind the new Disney + Marvel show, Loki. After our lengthy - and spoilerific - Raiders chat you’ll hear from creator and writer Michael Waldron, director Kate Herron and one of the show’s stars, Gugu Mbatha Raw.