Hello pod, howl the devil are you, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to the Empire podcast,

the only movie podcast that doesn't care whether Katen Will's baby is a girl or a boy,

just as long as his mother isn't a hamster, and his father smells of elderberries, which

is unlikely to be fair. As ever, I'm joined by three of my glorious colleagues, Helen

O'Hara, Ali Plum, and in fear, hello to you all. Hello. Hello, identify yourself, Helen.

Hello. That's you, Ali. Hi, and in. Hey, so people know who I'm listening to. Today we'll

be discussing the latest movie news, reviewing what's in cinemas this weekend, and we'll be

joined by a fairtable treasure trove of guests from side seers, writers and stars, Alice

Lo and Steve Orham, to Seven Psychopaths, director and star Martin McDonough, and Sam Rockwell,

and brilliant Brit producers, well, one Brit, one American, Mark Herbert and Mary Burke,

the people behind Warp Films, as they celebrate their 10th birthday, but first, in Grand

Empire podcast tradition, we're going to rifle through a mailbag and answer some of your

questions. So, at Acacia Acer asks, have any of you watched the complete works of any

actor, director, writer, I'm three off, a complete Ed Norton. Wow. I guess it depends on

what you mean by complete works, isn't it? There's a lot of directors who I've seen every

feature film they've made. Yeah, similar. But I guess probably the only person I've seen

everything is Steven Spielberg, where I've seen all the feature films, all the TV episodes,

the couple of shorts, I've seen some of these home movies are not commercially available,

so I've seen pretty much. How have you seen it? Through Amblin. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So you

didn't break into his house? No. Rifle through his private collection. So he said, don't

do that. So I wrote a book a few years ago called The Complete Spielberg, and if you haven't

seen everything, it's kind of a... It would be a lie. Yes. The 76% of it's Spielberg. But,

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