On the Empire Podcast this week, Boyhood star Ethan Hawke drops by the pod booth for

five minutes a year for the last twelve years, and we welcome the decidedly non-filing director

of a most filing year, Chasey Chandler, all that and the usual movie news and nonsense

on the movie podcast that really wants to dis-snow and London, but it's just not happening.

There's never an else around when you need one, is there?

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the offer code empire, offer code again, empire. Okay, so this week's two, not three, two

colleagues of such lethal cunning are a geek queen who's also an anti-monicist, which is like

10,000 spoons when all you need is a knife. It's Helena Harrah. Okay, that isn't really ironic,

it's just unfortunate. We've had this discussion about alannus before, Chris. I love alannus.

Next colleague is an online bigwig who's entirely bald, which is like a death row pardon,

two minutes too late. Hello, James Dyer. Hello, Chris. Never come full of lines.

You've stretched this alannus. I'm not going to lie down. I couldn't be on Dyer. I rode the

introduction, but I got, I'm sticking to it. Fair enough. Don't make me ad lib. Bad things happen

when I ad lib. We've just had this. This is true. Right, you've sent in questions this week.

We've received said questions, gradefully, and here they are. This is one fine email from Ross McKay,

who says, hi, about to move to Australia. That's nice. I like the TV program. Wanted down under.

Sure. Grand Designs Australia. Oh, that sounds good. That's chef Australia. Let's move on.

How did an argument at work? I insisted best film ever set in Australia was finding Nemo.

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