On the Opera Podcast this week, we go full throttle with Rush Stars, Daniel Bruehl and Thor himself, Chris Hemsworth, and we also chat to David Lowry, director of Ain't Them Body Saints.

Plus, we go bold, deep, and David Tuey and Finn Diesel's Riddick, Richard Curtis' about time is also up, and there's usual mixture of news and nonsense.

On the only movie podcast that thinks it would happily pay 85 million pounds for bail, as long of course as you made equilibrium too.

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And now that message from our sponsors is out of the way, I'm joined by my very own trio of highly trained movie experts who spent their careers acquiring a particular set of skills, skills that make them a nightmare for, well, proper jobs, but coming quite handy, I'm frivolous nonsense like the podcast.

The first stop is a man whose special set of skills include podcast editing, incredible film, fact, finding, and what I'm guessing, plumbing, isn't that right, Ali Plum?

That's right, my family were the ones behind the Mortal Plumbing Centre, Plum Centre.

Plum Centre?

Yes, wow, really?

No, oh, okay.

Next up is a woman whose special set of skills includes speed reading, barristering, and the uncanny ability to write 84 blogs about hot button topics at any one time, she's probably writing one even as we speak.

It's Helen O'Hara, hello.

Hello, yes, I am.

And last but not least, is our art house guru, a man whose special set of skills include Manning Bergs, Binding Fasses, and the controversial hobby of Polanskine.

It's Phil Desembian.

Hi Chris, how are you doing?

Oh, yes.

Oh, because usual, you've been sending in your questions and comments, and we're going to tackle the very best, or at least the first four that we saw right now.

The first question is from at Sean One, Neo, who asks, how do you feel when someone has been annoying in the cinema, and what action do you take?

I taste in them.

I feel annoyed, and then I do nothing.

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