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Director/writer/producer Kate Melville visits Movie Addict HQ to discuss Picture Day, her award-winning film which is being released in the U.S. on the same day. This unusual coming-of-age comedy has already earned recognition on the festival circuit, including an Audience Choice Award at the Riverrun ...
Noted film critics Laura Frank Clifford and Mack Bates join Movie Addict HQ for a preview of 2013 summer movie offerings. With over 100 new films opening during the summer months, many fans need help in deciding which movies deserve their attention, so Laura and Mack plan to offer their suggestions. ...
Nell Minow, the famous Movie Mom, returns for a discussion about 50 Must-See Movies: Weddings, her latest book. Nell writes about films and television for Beliefnet, and her other film-related books are: 50 Must-See Movies: Mothers; 100 Must-See Movie Moments; and The Movie Mom's Guide to Family Entertainment. ...
Filmmakers Walter Dominguez and Shelley Morrison discuss Weaving the Past: A Journey of Discovery, their inspiring documentary about Walter's excursion back through time to connect with his heroic Mexican-born immigrant grandfather, Emilio Hernandez. Walter served as writer/director and Shelley, his ...
Daniel Rosenberg drops by to discuss his experience as a producer for such movies as Inside Man, Righteous Kill and Novocaine. Daniel's film credits also include Maid in Manhattan and Mona Lisa Smile. He is the co-author of Closing the Deal, and his company – InVenture Entertainment -- develops ...
Movie Addict HQ explores renewed interest in Alfred Hitchcock after the release of two new films about the legendary Master of Suspense. Also, Tippi Hedren talks about working with Hitchcock. Plus film historian James Colt Harrison and entertainment journalist Diana Saenger engage in a spirited discussion ...
Acclaimed entertainer/singer/songwriter Tony Babino talks about his remarkable show biz career, including his uncanny singing impression of Al Jolson. Tony's music can be heard in such films as The Crew, The Ice Harvest and Capitalism: A Love Story. He has appeared on stage with stars like Michael J. ...
Todd Tucker visits Movie Addict HQ to discuss his impressive cinematic career and groundbreaking creative process used for special effects make-up in such films as Pirates of the Caribbean, Van Helsing, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Bram Stoker's Dracula. After working on over ...
Movie Addict HQ salutes singers and songs from favorite films during this second annual musical tribute show. Among the artists to be honored are Al Jolson, Gene Kelly, Judy Garland, Lucie Arnaz, Charlie Chaplin and more. Ever since Jolson sang “Toot Toot Tootsie” in The Jazz Singer back in 1927, ...
Mark DiConzo and Debbie Williams drop by to discuss their key roles in How Do You Write a Joe Schermann Song, the award-winning independent film musical directed by Gary King. Both guests are multi-talented. Debbie is an exciting singer, dancer, actress. And Mark boasts impressive experience as an actor, ...
Who are the greatest film comedians of the past and present? Comedy experts George Bettinger, Nancy Lombardo and Steve Mendoza share their picks during this special episode. All three guests have important experience as actors and comics. For example, Bettinger has won acclaim with his uncanny impressions; ...
Judy Reyes, winner of two Alma Awards for TV's Scrubs, talks about her starring role in Gun Hill Road, an intense family drama scheduled for DVD release on March 5. Judy also discusses her exciting acting career in numerous movies and television shows. She's even worked with Miss Piggy! Although known ...
Film historian James Colt Harrison, Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari and entertainment journalist Diana Saenger drop by to share their predictions about the upcoming Oscar winners. Will these noted critics agree on the winning actors and films at the 85th Annual Academy Awards Ceremony scheduled for Sunday, ...
Movie Addict HQ presents a special pre-Valentine's Day episode focusing on romantic films mentioned in “It Had To Be Us,” an award-winning romantic memoir by Harry and Elizabeth Lawrence. Filmmaker Misha Zubarev, publisher Denise Cassino, Movie Mom Nell Minow and comedian Nancy Lombardo have been ...
Movie Addict HQ salutes Oscar nominee and Golden Globe winner Hugh Jackman with a discussion of his best film performances, his Academy Award nomination for Best Actor, and his upcoming movies including The Wolverine and The Greatest Showman on Earth. Joining the festivities are movie buff/award-winning ...
Barry Monush, author/editor of Screen World 2011, visits Movie Addict HQ to discuss his work on the latest edition of this beloved movie anthology series and to talk about the upcoming Acacemy Awards. Barry is also the author of Music on Film: West Side Story, Encyclopedia of Hollywood Film Actors: From ...
Award-winning independent filmmaker David Spaltro drops by to discuss Things I Don't Understand, his acclaimed movie gem currently wowing audiences at film festivals everywhere. He will also talk about …Around, his first feature offering. Both come across as emotionally powerful motion pictures. ...
Film critic Mack Bates and filmmaker Kyle Olson join Movie Addict HQ to discuss their exciting projects including the Milwaukee Summer Entertainment Camp and sitcom pilots for The Robert and Rosie Show and Roommates. Kyle, whose credits include Glee, The Bachelor and Dancing with the Stars, is working ...
Film critic/author Diana Saenger drops by to talk about Deadline: Romance, her sizzling New Years Eve Club romantic novella that one reveiwer says "cries out for a screen treatment." She will also discuss the 2012 San Diego Film Critics Society Awards and the upcoming Academy Award nominations. Diana ...
Renowned film critics Susan Granger and John P. McCarthy join Movie Addict HQ for a discussion of the Best Films of 2012. Will any of your favorites make their top ten lists? Susan was a child actress who appeared in movies with such stars as Red Skelton and Lucille Ball. Her critiques have been published ...