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Hello, it's Colin Patterson with Boyd and Floyd, that's Boyd Hilton and Nigel Floyd.

We're here all summer, we've got all August on Friday doing the film review, as Simon

Mark Kermord are off on their holidays.

On today's program you're going to hear from Daniel Craig, you're going to hear from

Harrison Ford in the studio, we had the actor and magician Andy Neiman on his new film

The Glass Man, and of course the all-important reviews.

It's eight week officially, so we've got Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Rotter putter

as we're calling it because of the unwieldy number of those in that title.

And we've also got Project Nim, which is the documentary about a real life chimpanzee

who ended up being taught sign language and ended up being looked after by various families

and whose life story very much follows that of Caesar, the fictional ape in Rotter putter.

John and Stompor has texted in to say nothing beats Project X as a chimpanzee, I can feel

a whole text in for another week coming on here, Nigel, what else are we doing?

Devil's Double is a film with Dominic Cooper in a very, very tough role as a guy who takes

on the double role of Uday Hussein, that's the son of Saddam Hussein, a psychopath,

and he's playing both the psychopath himself and the guy who has to be standing on many

occasions.

We've also got for our younger viewers Smurfs in 3D, lots of little blue people and some

rather one-dimensional humans.

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