#506 — Sebastian Stan and Daisy Edgar-Jones, Simon Farnaby

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2022

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

This week's Empire Podcast sees Sophie Butcher interview Sebastian Stan, while trying not to say the words 'homecoming', 'fahrenheit' and 'boxcar'. Otherwise, bad things might happen. Not that they could be much worse than the bad things that happen in Stan's new movie, Fresh, in which he stars alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones as a new couple whose relationship turns very dark, very quick. Sophie talks to Stan and Edgar-Jones about that, their musical tastes, and more in a fun interview. Also fun, and interviewy, is Chris Hewitt's chat with old podchum Simon Farnaby, writer of this week's whimsical true-life golf comedy, The Phantom Of The Open. The two natter about golf, about Farnaby's output as a writer, and about being yelled at. Then, in the virtual podbooth this week, Chris is joined by Helen O'Hara and Amon Warmann for another fun episode in which they discuss movies that deserve a third instalment, get to grips with the week's movie news, including Dune 2, Deadpool 3 and Ms Marvel revelations and, in a top week for movie rumpy-pumpy, review Fresh, Deep Water, Paris, 13th District and The Phantom Of The Open. It's a podcast that's perfect for spoiling a good walk. Enjoy. Intro/Listener Question -- 0:00.00 - 27.53.00 Daisy Edgar-Jones/Sebastian Stan Interview -- 27:54.00 - 40:42.00 Movie News -- 40:43.00 - 01:09:09 Simon Farnaby interview -- 01:09:10 - 1:26:59 Reviews -- 1:27:00 - end

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0:00.0	Music
0:14.2	Our podcast is week we swipe right on Daisy Edgar Jones and Sebastian Stan, stars of
0:20.1	dating horror movie, fresh and the fanta mouth of the open writers here.
0:29.3	Yes, it's friend of the pod Simon Farnaby all that and the usual news and nonsense
0:37.7	on the movie podcast. It disagrees with Mark Twain's famous remark about how golf is a good
0:43.3	walk spoiled. In fact, to quote his much more famous and wise distant cousin, Shania,
0:49.8	that don't impress me much. So your mark Twain, that don't impress me much.
0:56.2	Oh, no. So you think golf is a good walk spoiled? That don't impress me much. Anyway,
1:02.0	hello, pod. I'm Chris. You're welcome to the ampere podcast this week. We're back on
1:05.6	squadcast. Why are we about? Why are we in squadcast? Is it because of my schedule?
1:08.6	It's because of your schedule. It's because of my schedule.
1:10.5	Yeah, okay. Because it's insane as stupid. But speaking of insane as stupid, I'm joined by
1:18.6	I'm joined on squadcast by my two colleagues of such lethal cunning,
1:22.8	Gekreen Helena Harla is here. Hello. Hello, Helen. Welcome to a podcast on St Patrick's Day
1:29.2	or should I say St Podrick's Day? Because we're doing a podcast on recording it on St Patrick's Day
1:36.1	and you're wearing green. I am. And you're committing a hate crime against your people.
1:40.2	So I absolutely am not. I love St Patrick. He drove all the snakes out of Ireland. He didn't
1:46.8	entirely. There are some on the other day. There are a few little snakes in Ireland. There are
1:50.8	some apparently some snakes in Ireland. There are snakes in Ireland. According to them, natural
1:53.8	museum of history in Ireland, which I dragged you to when we were in Dublin. There are some snakes in Ireland.
1:57.6	That's a load of shit. I'd like them to say that to my face. Well, I'm sure that could be arranged.
2:02.1	They are just smerching the good name, the good name, the good name. The good name.
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