#50: Mar 1, 2013 - Mark Wahlberg, Paul Andrew Williams

The Empire Film Podcast

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Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2013

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

In a week where his '70s-influenced thriller hits cinemas, the one and only Mark Wahlberg comes to the Empire Podcast studio to talk Broken City, Ted 2 and what to expect from his role in Transformers 4. Elsewhere, a whole heap of movies get reviewed - including Broken City, Stoker and Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters - and the director of Song For Marion, Paul Andrew Williams, gets quizzed about Terence Stamp's fitness regime.

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0:00.0	On the Empire Podcast this week, we separate the film and course made from the cinematic
0:18.3	100% beef.
0:19.3	There's a topic to guide for you, and tackle the likes of Stoker, Arbitrige, Hansel and
0:23.4	Gretel Witch Hunters, and Broken City.
0:25.6	Speaking of the latter, Mr. Mark Wahlberg drops by the plot with for a chat, and we also
0:29.6	talked to Paul Andrew Williams, director of Song from Marion, plus, as ever, movie news,
0:34.9	and movie views.
0:35.9	On the only movie podcast that thinks the title, Interim Movie Podcast, was in hindsight,
0:40.2	a mistake, the banners and chanting from other movie podcasts has been really damaging.
0:44.5	Hello, pod, I'm Chris Ewitt, and welcome to the Empire Podcast, where I'm joined once
0:48.2	again by three of my esteemed colleagues because believe me, an hour of me talking to myself
0:52.8	isn't that compelling.
0:53.9	First up, we have Helen Ahara, a woman so geeky, she recently went out and bought a complete
0:58.5	set of the Beatles works, produced by George R.R. Martin, hey, hey, basically there are
1:04.1	more dragons in Eleanor and Rigby, and such a pepper dies in the first five minutes.
1:08.2	It gets his head chopped off.
1:09.3	He certainly does.
1:10.3	He certainly does.
1:11.3	Next up, we have Empire's Art House Guru, a man for whom is becoming increasingly hard
1:16.4	to write art house intros, so I crowdsourced this week's on Twitter, I reached out to
1:21.6	be on Twitter.
1:22.6	I asked for people to send in their art house jokes for you.
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