216: Patrick Wilson, James Wan

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2016

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

This week, Patrick Wilson and James Wan chat about working together for the fourth time on The Conjuring 2. Plus, guest host Helen O'Hara talks about Hamilton – obviously.

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0:00.0	On the Empire Podcast this week, James Wan and Patrick Wilson scare us silly with the conjuring
0:19.4	two.
0:20.4	Beware the scary nuns!
0:23.5	Plus, there's the usual news and nonsense on the only movie podcast that wishes to congratulate
0:28.2	the gorgeous leaky blonde who just started dating a pop star.
0:32.3	Hello pod, I'm Helen O'Hara and welcome to the Empire Podcast.
0:35.4	I'll be kicking us this week while Chris is watching Football in France.
0:38.7	Naturally I'm taking the opportunity to quote Hamilton, or Miss Quote Hamilton as much
0:42.6	as possible after one 11 Tonys Sunday's Theatre Award show in New York.
0:48.5	And the website went live for you to register and interest in UK tickets for when it opens
0:53.1	here in October 2017.
0:55.8	People not long to wait.
0:57.5	I don't know if you've heard of one news.
0:58.5	Did you say cross the football?
0:59.5	Is it?
1:00.5	I don't know.
1:01.5	I did not realise it's psychophilia or qualified for Euros.
1:05.1	And there he is, well.
1:06.1	Well, what about it?
1:07.1	You've heard one already but I'm joined this week by two colleagues of such lethal cunning
1:11.4	who I will now introduce in the most Hamiltonian way possible.
1:15.3	First up is the model of a modern website editor, the venerated half, Virginian veteran whose
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