The End

Our podcast this week we have a lovely old matter with the father and son stars of

maiden Italy, Liam Neeson and Michael Richardson, while we also ask John Lee Hancock all about

the little things in life and the little things which is the name of his new movie. Plus, the

usual news and nonsense on the movie podcast is also getting its very own Snyder cut. Now,

we're not going to be four hours long because quite frankly that's not much of a difference,

but we will have slow motion bits every now and then. But just like Garth Morengi, we're going

to try where possible to keep it away from the bits we're talking. Hello, pod, I'm Chris

Hewitt and welcome to the Empire podcast this week. I'm joined delighted to be joined by not one,

not two, but three colleagues of such lethal cunning are geek queen Helena Harrah. Hello,

Disney Dean Ben Travis. Hello there. And great big fucking nerve, James Dyer.

Hello Chris. Hello James. How are you? You're worse than step-on-mulls.

The band or the crea or the crea. Yeah, both. Can you name a single step-on-wolf tune? No.

I thought about trying to make one up and then thought no, I'm just going to be honest. No Chris,

I can't. I thought that would have been up your alley. I think it probably. Not like in a sex way.

Oh, yeah, of course not. Isn't born to be wild a step-on-wolf track. I don't fucking know.

Get your mother running. I believe it is. Isn't not just because I googled it. I can't imagine

singing it in the film either the Weedon or the Snyder iterations of a reality. Hey,

laudy mama. To be fair, step-muff does have a massive axe. So he is an axe man and therefore

probably could front a band. Yes, he could. There's also a step-muff song they're called Jupiter's

child. So Jupiter is the Roman name for Zeus, right? So that's a by wonder woman.

It all comes together. That's it. It all fits. But listen, happy Snyder

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