On the Empire Podcast this week, there's usual movie news and nonsense of course, plus

we talked to Ryzen's sensation Ansel Elgort, the young star of the fault in our stars,

and John Favreau, the director, writer and star of chef, pops into make a cake of chat

with a frothy conversation foam, a light banter reduction, and a lol tweele.

Oh and freak-ass head onions as well.

Podcasting doesn't get any tougher than this. Hello pod, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to

the Empire Podcast, as ever I'm joined by three of my lovely and learned colleagues.

First up, there's our house guru Phil Desemblin who's a bit of a whiz in the movie kitchen.

He's been on to russle up a clockwork ducal orange with a wild strawberry shoe and topped

off by 35 shots of rum, which is a movie his existence I only knew about because I googled

food movies. What? Yeah, hi. Next up is geek queen and supernatural superfan Helen Ahara,

who loves a bit of sam, sam, sam, sam, egg bean, sam, sam, chips, sam, sam, bacon and sam,

with deans on toast. Oh, good lord. Last but not least is Jurassic Park nut Nick Desemblin,

who loves a bit of Chilean sea bass with a side order of raw genera.

Only weeks ago I was talking about Chilean sea bass with Sam Neill in this very room,

so that's very exciting, but that will be broadcast way after this, so that's confusing.

Now you've been sent in questions all week via Facebook, Twitter, email,

a carrying pigeon, however you like it, they've arrived to us. Here's one from Richard Sternberg

via Facebook, it's a long one, so bear with me. Chris Pratt, brackets, her, logo, movie,

Jurassic World and Guardians of the Galaxy, close brackets. It's next in the line of actors who

stock quickly rises before at some point, pedering out like a wave on the shore, not our opinion,

which is Sternberg's opinion. Before him was Sam Worthington in 2009, open brackets,

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