#298 - Paul Thomas Anderson

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Daniel Day-Lewis may be retiring, set fair for a life of Countdown and Four In A Bed marathons, but his Phantom Thread director, the great Paul Thomas Anderson, is decidedly not. Much to our delight, as he's this week's guest, having a chat with John Nugent about the film's soundtrack, how Day-Lewis came up with the name 'Reynolds Woodcock', and much, much more. Back in the podbooth, we go from Phantom Thread to phantom menaces as Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, and James Dyer mull over the week's movie news, review Phantom Thread and WWI drama Journey's End, discuss their home cinema set-ups, and audition for Hamilton. Oh, and James reveals the story of the time he was responsible for Holborn Station being shut down. Standard, really.

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0:00.0	I am the best.
0:01.0	Yes, that's a bit too close.
0:02.8	I am the best.
0:06.0	I am the best.
0:07.3	Fantastic, wonderful.
0:08.3	I'm here to come.
0:09.3	I'm here to come for...
0:10.3	...stim me the best.
0:11.3	Yeah.
0:12.6	Better than all the rest.
0:14.8	Yeah.
0:17.8	Better than everyone.
0:30.0	Back to the back.
0:33.1	On the Empire Podcast this week, Paul Thomas Anderson, PTA himself,
0:37.5	stopped spying this talk about his new movie, Fantame Thread,
0:40.6	about a haunted sewing machine.
0:42.4	Ooh, scary.
0:45.3	Plus, all usual news and nonsense.
0:47.5	On the movie podcast, it may be coming to you on Groundhog Day,
0:51.0	February 2nd, but won't be going out of its way to mark the occasion.
0:55.9	On the Empire Podcast this week, Paul Thomas Anderson, PTA himself,
0:59.7	okay?
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