23/09/2011

Kermode and Mayo's Film Review

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.7 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2011

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

Tom Wilkinson hit the big time after taking his clothes off in The Full Monty. Nearly 15 years on, he chats to Simon about playing a Mossad agent opposite Helen Mirren in new spy thriller The Debt. Mark reviews the week's new releases including Drive, Warrior, Killer Elite, Tucker & Dale Vs Evil, and Crazy, Stupid, Love. Plus the UK box office Top Ten.

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0:00.0	On digital and online.
0:02.4	This is BBC Radio 5 Live.
0:05.1	Camoed and Mayo's film review.
0:10.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of WitterTamie Town,
0:12.9	your favourite podcast.
0:14.0	And there is so much in this show that we did,
0:16.6	we've read a whole bunch of movies and then we ran out of time,
0:19.1	but we've actually put crazy stupid love in as a podcast extra.
0:21.9	OK, so we're going to get to that.
0:23.4	We also didn't have time to say hello to Jason,
0:25.3	though we did sort of... Tom Wilkinson did say hello to him.
0:27.8	Yeah.
0:28.6	And we're going to say hello to Tom now.
0:30.0	Tom Wilkinson said it's lovely.
0:31.6	A hello to Michael Sheen, Fairport Convention.
0:33.4	We just haven't done it, really.
0:34.6	We're just getting very, very slack
0:36.2	and it's very slack to us as well.
0:37.3	So anyway, here's the show.
0:39.4	Can I just say that during the news and sport,
0:42.8	on a couple of occasions, I was back to sneeze
0:45.8	and I did that thing holding the sneeze in,
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