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Hello, film friends. How are you? Edith Bowen here with another episode of my pride and joy

soundtracking, my weekly dive into the mind talking

about film, TV and music. Thank you so much for joining me. I hope you've had a great week.

I hope you've been along to the cinema to see some stuff. Maybe you've seen Peaky Blinders.

Maybe you've seen Project Hail Mary. I'm going to try and see that this weekend. But whatever you've been watching, I'd love to know, actually, if you want to get in touch, we've got an email address. It's info at edithbohment.com. You can correspond with me about favorite films, favorite TV shows, favorite scores, people you want to see on the podcast, or if you just want to get in touch, we would love to hear

from you. Now it's bonus time. I know. I'm always popping in with the bonuses and what a fine

bonus we have for you this spring Friday. After director Tom Harper joined us on our previous episode

to discuss Peaky Blinders, the Immortal Man, I am delighted to say that I hooked up with

Killian Murphy, Mr. Thomas Shelby himself, and one of the film's composers, Anthony Genn, in New York.

I know.

It was so nice doing an interview in New York.

I felt kind of, I don't know what I felt, but it felt different and very

exciting. Thanks to our very good friends at Netflix, Jesse and the team for sorting that out.

I don't need to tell you anything about the final installment of the Global Smash. Suffice to say

Killian, creator Stephen Knight and actors Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Roth and Stephen Graham have all appeared on the podcast

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