#161: Lake Bell, Sarah Gadon - May 15

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2015

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Mad Max: Fury Road is out this week, as is Pitch Perfect 2, but we're here for the other guys: A Royal Night Out (also in cinemas this weekend) and Man Up (out in two weekends' time) with Sarah Gadon and Lake Bell both in the studio to talk about their respective films.

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0:00.0	On the Ampour Podcast this week, we dive into the mind of Lake Bell as she pops by to talk
0:19.7	man up while Sarah Gaiton slips away from Buckingham Palace to chat about a role night out.
0:24.6	All that and the usual movie news and nonsense on the movie podcast won't be featuring
0:28.8	Kevin Peters in the summer, not because of underlying trust issues, but because this
0:32.9	isn't a cricket podcast, you must be thinking of the umpire podcast.
0:38.4	Oh, of course.
0:39.4	Hell of a pod.
0:40.4	I'm Chris.
0:41.4	You're welcome to the Ampour Podcast.
0:42.4	Joining me this week are two colleagues of such lethal cunning.
0:46.0	First up is a geek queen who always deploys a straight bat man, a huge Warug Davis fan.
0:52.4	She loves the sound of leather on Willow and her favorite Star Wars character is wicked.
0:57.6	It's Helena Harrah.
1:00.0	I think there were some cricket jokes in there.
1:01.8	I'm not sure.
1:02.8	I don't think there were Helena.
1:03.8	I think that's just coincidence.
1:04.8	I met some some very big fans of Willow this week.
1:07.5	Really?
1:08.5	Sorry, but I nearly spied on my drink there.
1:10.0	No, I met some I met some a listers who were big, big fans of Willow.
1:14.8	So I'm not alone.
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