WandaVision, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first foray into the
world of movie-stars-in-their-own-Disney+-TV-show, stars Paul Bettany
as Vision and Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff, and it's finally -
finally! - here. In this Sunday interview special of Screen Time we
have Paul and his director, Matt Shakman, talking about the origins of
the show as well as the character of Vision himself in all his purple,
cowled, flying, phasing, superintelligent glory.
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Folge vom 17.01.2021Paul Bettany Interview Special: WandaVision
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Folge vom 15.01.2021Ali’s TV Club: The Mandalorian Season 2Confession time: Ali Plumb's Film Club is, for one week only, a TV club. About a TV show that's based on a film series, sure - that's The Mandalorian, in case you were wondering - but it's worth admitting the discrepancy early doors. We've also got the news section, discussing tonnes of MCU news, as well as release date changes and what is going on (ish) over in New Zealand for that Lord Of The Rings show.
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Folge vom 10.01.2021Hailee Steinfeld Interview Special: DickinsonDickinson, the historical comedy-drama based around the life and times of the beloved 19th century American poet, returns for a second season on AppleTV+, and with it - of course - Hailee Steinfeld, its star. In this interview you'll hear about some of the more surreal moments from the show - dancing with bees and so on - as Ali and Hailee discuss a comedy-drama that is truly like no other. Oh, and they ever find time to explain exactly who Emily Dickinson is, just in case you missed that lesson in English class.
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Folge vom 08.01.2021Ali’s Film Club: SoulRadio 1's Screen Time is back back back for 2021 and you'll be pleased to hear that Ali Plumb's Film Club is going nowhere, no sir or madam. This week friend of the podcast Arielle Free returns to talk about Pixar's latest, Soul, and as it's about, well, the meaning of existence, there's SO MUCH TO SAY - so this film club could well be a record-breaking length. Then there's a very brief news section, as well as a whole bunch of different movie and TV recommendations on top of the answer to the question you've only now started wondering: what film franchise would take the longest to watch, if you watched all the movies back-to-back? Yep. The research was done, and it was exhausting.