On the Empire Podcast this week, Mark Miller drops into kick our asses, we talk skyfall

again with its writers Neil Purvis and Robert Wade, and we bring you all the movie news

is on the record of the QT and not very hush hush. Hello pod, I'm Chris Eward and welcome

to the Empire Podcast, the only movie-podcasted photo for Monty Brewster in the 2012 US election

only kidding, we can't vote. As ever we're going to kick things off with your questions and

comments and did the sector, I'm joined by my very own joint chiefs of staff. First up

we have a lady who's been a mainstay of the show for four score and seven podcasts, which

is weird because this is our 36th show. Anyway, it's Helen O'Hara.

Hello, how you doing? I'm good, how are you? I'm very well thinking. I've actually just

been reading about Lincoln. I've been reading the book, Team of Rivals, that's Team

of Spalberg's films based on, so I know all about four scores and sevens as...

X, four scores and sevens as good to you. And does it mention the fan powers at any point

in that book? Well, they haven't come up so far, but I'm only

about a quarter of the way through, so I'm assuming that they sort of get their own

section somewhere. I did look them up in the index and couldn't see them, which was weird.

It's weird, because it's such a huge part of the song. It was a huge part of his life,

so I'm guessing that'll, you know, there must be a special bit.

Hunter and killing fan powers. That's what we all know. Next, we have a man who frequently

tells us, ask, not what your Ingmar Bergman boxset can do for you, but what you can do

if your Ingmar Bergman boxset is a senator in charge of a subcommittee to investigate

the use of subtitles and cinema. Mr. Phil DeSimlin, how are you? Very well. I do

frequently ask myself, I question his true bizarre. Do you stare at your Ingmar Bergman

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