In a brand new podcast series from Vue, film critic James King goes behind the lens with some of the biggest and best known names in cinema and entertainment to chat about their favourite big screen moments across a range of themes including love, comedy and cinematography. Escaping to another world has never been more important — this series reignites the wonder, joy and excitement that getting lost in a great film on the big screen brings.
Get Lost in Great Film
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In a brand new podcast series from Vue, film critic James King goes behind the lens with some of the biggest and best known names in cinema and entertainment to chat about their favourite big screen moments across a range of themes including love, comedy and cinematography. Escaping to another world has never been more important — this series reignites the wonder, joy and excitement that getting lost in a great film on the big screen brings.
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April 5, 2021
Culture and theatre featuring Erica Whyman
Deputy Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company Erica Whyman joins James King to discuss her favourite stage productions on the big screen. From Romeo and Juliet to One Man, Two Guvnors, Erica talks about how big screen theatre offers the ultimate form of escapism and how her role is to ensure that audiences are engaged and surprised by theatre, ensuring that it takes them away to new places. Erica’s big screen theatre picks: Macbeth Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet British Museum- Pompeii One Man, Two Guvnors Much ado about nothing Erica Whyman, OBE is an English Theatre Director who became the Deputy Artistic Director at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2013.
March 29, 2021
Music featuring Rachel Portman
What would the big screen experience be without music? In the latest episode James is joined by multi-award-winning composer Rachel Portman who discusses how a score can help carry a story. The composer of Chocolat and Emma talks about the impact music can have on how an audience experiences a specific scene as well as how she finds inspiration for the films she’s worked on. Rachel also reveals her favourite musical moment from Psycho, which might just surprise you. Rachels’ big screen music picks: Catch Me If You Can Far From The Madding Crowd To Kill a Mockingbird A Hidden Life Psycho Rachel Portman, OBE is a multi-award winning composer who has written over 100 scores for film, tv and theatre. She is best known for her work on The Cider House Rules and Chocolat.
March 23, 2021
Stunts featuring Rowley Irlam
Performing death-defying stunts for films such as Skyfall and The Bourne Ultimatum, Rowley Irlam knows all about putting his body on the line for the sake of entertainment. So who better to speak to about stunt work in this latest episode? Rowley discusses how his career began in horse work, how fire stunts are performed and how the introduction of CGI and special effects impacts his line of work. From the Bond films to Indiana Jones, Rowley shares some of his favourite big screen stunts with James King. Rowley’s big screen stunts picks: Raiders of the Lost Arc Saving Private Ryan opening Braveheart Goldeneye 28 Days Later Rowley Irlam is a professional Stuntman, with all of the big roles under his belt. Rowley has pulled off death defying stunts on films such as Skyfall, The Bourne Ultimatum and Quantum of Solace.
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