Oh, the Empire podcast is weak, we have Primo Franco as the disaster artists Dave and James

pop into the pod booth, while Ferdinand's John Cena picks his classic Cena. Yes, this

is where the magic happens. All that and more on the movie podcast. It doesn't think

Twin Peaks season three is the second greatest film of the year, but does think it's the tastiest

meal we've eaten this year. Mmm, that blu-ray. Bit jagged, it caught the teeth, but it's so

tasty. On the pod, I'm Chris Huda and welcome to the Empire podcast. And this week I am joined

by two colleagues. Yes, two colleagues were back to normal of such lethal cunning. First

up is our geek queen, a lady who is, I imagine quite excited about a new comer on the London

theatre scene. I am, of course, talking about Glenn Garry-Glan Ross starring Christian

Slater and Chris Marshall out of my family in the role made famous in the film by Kevin

by an actor by Christopher Plummer. Hey, Helen, you excited about that? Super excited, Chris,

that's definitely the most exciting thing happening on the London stage this week. There's

no doubt about it. Tickets are just 15 pounds thanks to an offer and time, thanks to an

offer in a rival magazine. And I might take a time out later on and take a vantage

lead offer and go along for 15 quid per seat. Is there anything else that's happening

in the London theatre scene? I can't imagine that there's any like world-class musicals

that are the greatest musical of our time opening like yesterday or so. Sorry, I just

just got a stop. She's talking about cats, right? Oh, good Lord, no.

Local cats, genical cats, what a load of shit. If you just, excuse me a second, James,

I'll introduce you in a second. I've just got to enter this lottery to buy tickets

for 10 pounds to Hamilton, which is just open. Hamilton's open! Oh, Hamilton's open! Oh,

my God! Yes, I'm going to sit on the 15th. Woo! Of... December.

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