Episode 484 · Film year 1977

Tomorrow I'll Wake Up and Scald Myself with Tea (1977)

· 2h 16m

Special Guest
Jonathan Owen
Guest Co-Hosts
Noel Thingvall, Jim Donahue
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Tomorrow I'll Wake Up and Scald Myself with Tea (1977)
Episode 484 · The Projection Booth
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We continue Czechtember 2020 with a look at Jindrich Polak's Tomorrow I'll Wake Up and Scald Myself with Tea (1977). Based on a story from Josef Nesvadba and co-written by Milos Macourek, the film stars Petr Kostka as both Jan and Karel Bures, twin brothers, one of who has helped invent a rocket that allows people to travel through time.

A group plans to rent out a rocket just for them and, rather than going back to do a little sport hunting in the time of the dinosaurs like Ray Bradbury’s A Sound of Thunder, they want to go back to 1944 and speak to one Adolf Hitler...

Jim Donahue (opens in a new tab) and Noel Thingvall (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss the film while Jonathan Owen (opens in a new tab) speaks about the strange history of the film's screening on the BBC.

Labels: Czechtember Jim Donahue Jindrich Polak Jonathan Owen Josef Nesvadba Noel Thingvall

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Music credits

  • "Titulková melodie (Zítra vstanu a opařím se čajem)" - Filmový Symfonický Orchestr
  • "Zitra rano vstanu a oparim se cajem" - Kohout plasi smrt

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