#70: Nic Cage, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Edgar Wright - July 19

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 19 July 2013

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

The World's End is out this weekend, which probably explains why Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright were kind enough to drop in the podcast booth to talk all about it, on top of pitching a new movie set in Twickenham (in all makes sense in context). Also out this weekend is serial killer thriller The Frozen Ground, which starts John Cusack and Nic Cage, with the latter also stopping by to talk about everything from Daffy Duck to Mike Myers, not forgetting Expendables 3, mimes and hitting snakes with sticks (in self-defence, of course). Then there are the news, views and reviews you'd expect from the Empire Podcast team, including everything you could possibly want to know about Sharknado. Enough said, indeed.

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0:00.0	On the Empire Podcast this week, we'll be delving into the archives to discuss the Andre
0:19.6	Tarkovsky Popcorn Classic Storker, climbing the tree of wooden clogs and asking, is six
0:24.5	moral tales really enough? Hello Pod, I'm Phil DeSamlian and I'm happy to welcome you
0:28.7	to this week's Empire Podcast where we won't be doing any of those things. Instead we'll be taking
0:33.2	the final bite of the three flavors Cornetto Trilogy and talking the world's end with Peg
0:38.1	Wright and Frost. We'll also be tackling this week's big stories and following Nicholas Cage
0:42.0	across the frozen ground. With Chris and the gang away mingling with the Dothraki at Comicon,
0:46.3	there was, I'll be honest, some plans to host an art house takeover of the podcast, but there's
0:51.2	a note here from HR informing me that a single mention of Tarkovsky will result in my instant
0:55.6	dismissal. Whoops. Joining the fun this week is a man who subtitle would simply read
1:01.1	The Wind Sock of Truth because of his blunt candor, not his love of standing in the field,
1:05.2	flapping his arms around, or he likes to do that too. It's James Dyer. Thank you Phil. Next up is
1:09.6	a man I may or may not be related to, but probably Am. He's a journalist so seasoned. His first job
1:15.3	was a runner for Chris Columbus. He helped him discover the Americas. That's right, it's Nick
1:19.9	DeSamlian. Zing, thanks Phil. I did, I was a runner on Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets
1:25.8	Yeah, and I basically bought food and put food out for people to eat in the chamber of secret.
1:30.2	Chris Columbus came up to me one day and said, I did that as one of my first jobs too.
1:34.0	Really, and look where he is today. And I got a bus home. Last up is a man who represents
1:41.4	the cool head of reason in this week's podcast. If James and Nick are fire and ice, he's
1:46.0	Luke one water. It's Ollie Richards. What an intro. What an intro. Is this going to cause
1:51.0	problems for the readers since we sound the same. Ollie is my, apparently, my identical voice
1:55.2	twin. So perhaps we need some kind of sound that we make before we speak to delineate which one
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