#21: July 27, 2012 – Jason Isaacs And Peeder Jigson

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2012

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

This week, the Empire Podcast team review Searching For Sugarman and The Lorax, mop up a couple of remaining questions on The Dark Knight Rises, and interview the likes of Jason Isaacs and the one and only Peeder Jigson. Don't know who Peeder Jigson is? Best head this way then... https://twitter.com/PeederJigson/

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0:00.0	On the Empire Podcast this week, we dilly dally with the Lorax week go searching for
0:18.8	a sugar man, we mop with the last of your comments and questions about the Dark Knight
0:22.5	Rises.
0:23.5	We try to ignore the fact that nobody will be listening this week because of the bloody
0:26.5	Olympics.
0:27.5	Oh, and Empire's good-jum Mr. Jason Isaacs says hello to us instead of that other podcast
0:32.3	we could mention.
0:33.3	Take that, Kermode, socket mayo.
0:35.6	Hello, Pod.
0:36.6	I'm Chris Eward and welcome to the brand new Empire Podcast, the movie podcast that will
0:40.8	be extremely painful.
0:42.6	Foo.
0:43.6	Um, that was my brain, that was my brain, depression.
0:47.4	Oh, okay, thanks for clarifying.
0:49.0	Just in case, you didn't know.
0:51.5	This week I'm joined by three of the finest, most insightful and crucially cheapest movie
0:55.8	journalists on the planet.
0:56.8	First of all, a lady whose voice is her passport, ferrifier, it's Helen O'Hara.
1:01.6	I love that we're still the ones quoting that film.
1:04.4	No one else is.
1:05.4	That film was being sneaker.
1:06.4	Sorry, yes, sneakers.
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