19: The Dead Zone with Alex Winter

The Kingcast

FANGORIA Podcast Network

Tv & Film

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2020

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Would you kill Baby Hitler? How often would you use psychic powers if you had them? What famous director did young Alex Winter corner on the street to geek out with over the work of David Cronenberg? All these questions and more are answered in today's episode of The Kingcast.

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0:00.0	Hi, my name is Stephen King.
0:04.0	The ice is going to
0:08.0	The ice is gonna break.
0:12.0	Bad Rob.
0:14.0	Bad Rob.
0:15.0	Surr You guys want to go see a dead body.
0:20.0	But sometimes, that is better.
0:26.0	Hello and welcome back to the Kingcast. My name is Scott Wampler.
0:29.0	And I'm Eric Vespi. And we are your hosts.
0:32.0	We have a most excellent show on deck today, don't we Eric?
0:35.0	I like your wording there.
0:37.0	Our guest today needs no introduction, but I'm going to do one anyway.
0:40.0	He has starred in such films as The Lost Boys, Freaked Grand Piano, and can now be seen in Bill and Ted face the music, the highly anticipated third chapter in one of our all-time favorite film franchises.
0:53.0	He's also an accomplished director whose latest documentary Showbiz kids can now be seen on
0:57.5	HBO, HBO Max, all the variations of HBO that are out there.
1:01.0	Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the Kingcast stage,
1:03.8	Mr Alex Winter.
1:05.1	Hello, hello, it's so good to be here.
1:07.8	Yeah.
1:08.2	Thank you guys.
1:09.2	How are you feeling about Bill and Ted
1:11.6	face the music that rollout.
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