On the Empire Podcast this week director Dean De Bois teaches us how to train his

dragon well, begin against our Akira Knightly as much easier to say, drop a spy for a good

old sing song, plus all the usual movie news and nonsense, and the only movie podcast

is beyond saving by Tim Howard. Hello, pod. I'm Chris. You're welcome to the Empire

Podcast as ever. I'm joined by three of my learning. Hang on a moment. I'm not. Oh,

there's only two of you. Yeah. I'm just jumping two of my learning colleagues this week.

First up is our art house guru Phil Desemnon, a man who came to an improv night with team

empire at the Comedy Store London just the other day. So the Comedy Store players, I went

to host Richard Franch of whose lines anyway, fine? Yeah. Okay. A Richard Franch at the piano.

Just for some suggestions of film genres to act out, Phil actually said, I shit you

not, check new wave. So there's a man who's embraced the stereotype being foisted upon

by the podcast extraordinary. Oh, yes. And you know what he said? That would be one film.

That would be one film. Well, I've been picked to differ. I'm so would you remains out.

Okay. Yeah. Cool. And even passer and Milosh Foreman, but let's not get bogged down in the

minutiae. Makes up. We have a geek queen, Helena Harrah, who actually shouted out something

that got it in the show. Didn't you? What did you shout out? A ladle. A ladle. And that's

for a high-salt object. There was a whole bit when they got brave. They mentioned brave

as a Disney film. As a Disney film. That's upsetting. Well, when you had to be held back.

I did. I did have to be held back. Yeah. Yeah. With the ladle from Shiding Eye. That's not

a Disney movie. It's Pixar. Same way people think that planes is a Pixar movie. And it's

Disney. The lines are blurring. The lines are blurring for people who don't know what they're

talking about. Okay. Right. Let's get into your questions. I've been so disorganized this

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