On the Empire Podcast this week, we get hunted by X-Files alum Frank Spotnitz and

we brave an interview with Pixar's Mark Andrews and Catherine Seraphion, because they

produced and directed Brave, that's a good pun though, you say, plus all the movie news

reviews and spurious movie nonsense you know and love.

Well, tall right, other part I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to the Empire Podcast, the

only movie podcast that, at around an hour, each week, lasts slightly longer than your

average Chelsea manager, this week, as ever I'm joined by three randomly selected

colleagues whose names have been pulled out of an Iron Man helmet and they've been forced

to join me here in captivity, they are.

Helena Harrah, though 147th best seem to come out of Northern Ireland, just behind

feet of bread and him and Holmes, but well ahead of Patrick Hildey and killing each other

senselessly.

So, where am I on that list?

You decide listeners, you decide, but hello Helen.

Hello, I'd object to the Vita bread personally, I think I'm, you know, better than Vita bread.

You're the only person in the world who likes that.

Vita bread is amazing.

Vita bread is a malt loaf produced by a number of bakeries in Northern Ireland, you can

get it over here, which is an absolute disgrace, it's, and it's, it's, the best ones by Sun

Blessed.

You can find a Sun Blessed feet of bread, get that open account of salmon, tin of coke,

you're laughing.

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