A narrative movie history podcast, presented by @MovieMakermag. | New Season Coming Soon, I Promise Created / hosted by @_dan_delgado.
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Joined November 2018
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In 1982 British filmmaker James Scott had made an Oscar winning adaptation of a Graham Greene novella. Adapting another Greene novella, this time as a feature length film, seemed like a natural progression of things. He had Greene's blessing to adapt his novella Loser Takes All.
On more than one occasion, I have wondered why Warren Beatty is sitting on the Dick Tracy rights. Now, thanks to Decoder Ring, there may be an answer.
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🧵The final episode Stories My Brother Used To Tell is here! The theme of his bad luck with cars concludes with Eric running afoul of a repo man. In this clip Eric finds out who's coming for his car.
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In episode three (of five) of Stories My Brother Used To Tell, Eric learns that car shopping at midnight is not the best idea.
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In my new limited series, Stories My Brother Used To Tell, he was clearly not prepared secretly to drive a really big car at age 15. But did it anyway with less than ideal results. @descript
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I have a little, personal limited series podcast coming out next month. It's about my brother @EricDelgado86 and the ridiculous things that happened to him.
Here's a preview:
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Well ain't this nice!
5 Star Review: "Excellent Hollywood deep dives!: I listened to Elaine’s Mayhem and what a tale that was! I learned, I laughed, I gasped. It was everything I was expecting and more. Rea…" via @PodpageHQ industrypodcast.org/reviews/…
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"I love narrative non-fiction podcasts. It’s my favorite type of show and I listen to them all the time and I wanted to see if I could make one." - Dan Delgado
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This season I had great guests sharing their personal experiences and experts giving perspectives. So thanks to @jfkenney, @billteck, @JoelGunz, @shawnlevy, @paxtonholley, @WhitStillman, @timwaggoner, @CSchlatter2000, @patrickgcooper, and @jamesscott3.
And of course there's those of you who bothered to listen. Or show support in some way, liking tweets, etc. A very big thank you to you as well. I've got some ideas for a season six. If you have any ideas as well, let me know. I'm always looking. Thanks again.
And one more, a thank you to @moviemakermag for continuing to host this show as well!
That's a wrap on season five people. Hopefully, I'll get back on to making more episodes soon. So I would like to offer up a little appreciation to those who helped make it happen.
Hey @Pod_Review here's something new!
All that James Scott had to do in order to get his modest British comedy made was deal with a producer named Harvey Weinstein, who as it turns out had a LOT of ideas on how this film should be made.
The latest episode (and last one for now) of The Industry takes a look at how a modest British comedy was turned into something else. And all but ended a career. James Scott joins me to help tell this story. industrypodcast.org/strike-i…
