Bonus Interview: William Morgan Sheppard

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The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2016

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Summary

As part of the coverage of Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, Mike spoke with actor William Morgan Sheppard, briefly touching upon a few points in his storied career. Mr. Sheppard speaks about his work on "Max Headroom", The Prestige, Wild at Heart, Gettysburg, The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission, Shogun, and more.
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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.6	Christopher Media. Let's make some noise. I'm Oh, Oh, and
0:21.6	I'm
0:22.6	going to
0:23.6	I'm
0:24.6	I'm I want to know about you as a stand-up comedian.
0:55.7	Oh, God.
0:56.9	Okay.
0:57.9	She stood there, her hair blowing in the breeze, and you know she was too proud to pick it up.
1:03.2	That was that sort of stuff I did then, which is why I gave it up fairly after about
1:08.4	18 months of dismal failure.
1:13.1	I wasn't funny, but my timing was good.
1:18.6	Because oddly enough, I do comedy as an actor,
1:21.1	of comedic characters, I can do that.
1:27.5	Drunken tramps and priests with lusting for nuns and stuff like that I do all that
1:28.1	I have done all that
1:30.3	I should say
1:30.9	stand-up comedian
1:32.5	It's a killer business
1:34.0	It is an absolute killer
1:36.4	Now some of them do it
1:38.5	I mean and I adored Carlin
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