Showing posts with label Miramax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miramax. Show all posts

June 1, 2020

Special Report: Don's Plum (2001)

Special Guest: Dale Wheatley
Guest Co-Hosts: Andrew J. Rausch, Mike Sullivan

Bro, on this special episode of The Projection Booth we're looking at the 2001 movie from R. D. Robb, Don's Plum. The film remains officially unreleased in the U.S. while available legally in other parts of the world. It stars a group of young actors known as "The Pussy Posse" including Tobey Maguire and Leonardo DiCaprio. It's about a group of guys who bring their dates to the titular diner where they talk, boast, and engage in bathroom-bound monologues.

Mike Sullivan (Shock Cinema, Cinema Sewer) and Andrew Rausch (My Best Friend's Birthday: The Making of a Tarantino Film) join Mike to boast, debase women, and talk about the history of the film. Producer provides insights from behind-the-scenes.

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Links:
Buy Don's Plum on (Region 2) DVD
Read about different version of Don's Plum
Visit the Free Don's Plum website
Read The Untold Story of 'Don's Plum', The Leonardo DiCaprio Movie That Was Blocked From Being Shown In the U.S. by Zeynep Yenisey

Music:
"Mahna Mahna" - The Brass Action
"Do the Panic" - Phantom Planet

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April 2, 2019

Guest Spot: Sliding Doors (1998) on The Feminine Critique

Brew up a pot of tea and pull up those knickers! Christine and Emily are heading to London to tackle 1998's Sliding Doors. Joining the ladies of The Feminine Critique is the one and only Mike White, host of the one and only The Projection Booth podcast.

Dangerously posh British accents will happen. Also, head to Goop because, you know, it’s Goop. Cheerio!

Links:
Read The Almosts and What-ifs of ‘Sliding Doors’ by Haley Milotek
Buy Sliding Doors on DVD
Buy the Sliding Doors screenplay

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April 1, 2019

Episode 409: Heaven (1998)

Special Guests: Daniel Edwards, Jeremy Birchall, Chad Taylor
Guest Co-Hosts: David Kittredge, Spencer Parsons

Scott Reynolds's, Heaven (1998) is a New Zealand film that features crime, sex, and the supernatural. It's the story of our titular Heaven (Daniel Edwards), a transsexual, precognitive stripper who works for a violent member of the underworld, Stanner (Richard Schiff). Moreover, it’s the story of gambler Richard Marling (Martin Donovan>), his wife and her lover, a psychiatrist. And, believe it or not, both of those storylines are all tied together into one larger piece.

Filmmakers Spencer Parsons and David Kittredge discuss the film with Mike. Actors Daniel Edwards and Jeremy Birchall discuss the making of Heaven while author talks about the inspiration for his book and revisiting the characters in The Church of John Coltrane.

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Links:
Buy Heaven on DVD
Buy Heaven bu Chad Taylor

Music:
"Something for the Cat" - Henry Mancini
"Hey Man Nice Shot" - Filter

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