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Hi folks, how are you? I hope this finds you well. You join me. I'm sat on the floor in a screening room at Soho Hotel in the middle of London on

day two of London Film Festival. I'm just about to go and watch Bradley Cooper's new film,

is this thing on? And so I've popped into the studio next door just to record this for you before

I go into the screening. Lots of interviews happening today. I'm off to chat to Jorgos Lanthamos about his new film Bagonia and also Edward Berger.

It's like Christmas. It's amazing. And with that, we are really spoiling you on soundtracking at the minute with bonus episodes after bonus episode.

Our latest is a bit of a legend to Stephen Knight, writer of Peaky Blinders,

the next James Bond film, and House of Guinness, which is streaming on Netflix now.

Got a fabulous ensemble cast. And it tells the story of the famed brewing company as it becomes

established in Ireland and New York. So really the story of these kids,

their dad dies and how they kind of inherit, well some of them inherit the business, but also

everything that comes with it, but trying to see how they, well the future holds for the company.

It's really fascinating. It's really driven by this young cast that I think

are phenomenal and well worth checking out. Before we get to Stephen, I wanted to share a clip from

our next episode with Joachim Roni and Jared Leto, who will be discussing the new Tron

movie, Tron Ares, which is actually out in cinemas today the 10th of October.

Here, Yolkham explains why Trent and Atticus were right for the music, but under their

nine-inch nails banner.

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