#101: Wes Anderson, Andrew Scott - March 7 2014

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2014

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

For their 101st podcast proper, the team celebrate by interviewing The Grand Budapest Hotel's Wes Anderson and The Stag's Andrew Scott, not forgetting to take the mick out of John Travolta's Oscar flub and make several off-colour jokes about Iggy Pop. It's what you do on special occasions like this.

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0:00.0	On the Emperor podcast this week, we check in with Wes Anderson at the Grand Budapest Hotel,
0:18.8	and then, in true TripAdfizer style, Bitcha moan about the curtains.
0:22.3	And did you miss him?
0:23.3	Did you miss him?
0:24.3	Did you miss him?
0:25.3	Share locks Andrew Scott drops by to talk about his new movie The Stag, all that and
0:28.7	more.
0:29.7	The movie podcast, but quite miss BBC 3, actually.
0:32.7	Leave it alone.
0:33.7	Hello pod, I'm Chris here to welcome to the Empire podcast.
0:36.6	After last week's live show to celebrate our centenary, we're back in the studio and
0:39.9	ready to embark on, hopefully, another 100 or so of these things.
0:44.0	Oh, god.
0:45.0	That's a good thing.
0:46.0	Okay, yes, yes, of course.
0:47.0	Helping us get in the long-awaited road of three of my most esteemed and full-hardy
0:50.1	colleagues.
0:51.1	First, our geek queen, who's a massive fan of supernatural.
0:53.5	So imagine her disappointment when she watched Winchester 73 and found out it wasn't an
0:58.3	abtastic prequel, but a Jimmy Stewart Western.
1:00.5	It's Helen Ahara.
1:01.5	Well, okay, I would never be disappointed by Jimmy Stewart.
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