British Films with Danielle Hope

Maltin on Movies

Leonard Maltin

Comedy, Jessie, Leonard, On, Tv & Film, Maltin, Movies

4.2 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2016

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Leonard and his daughter Jessie are joined by British actress and singer Danielle Hope to talk about their favorite British actors (including Dani’s mentor, Michael Crawford) and films over the years, including the current release Genius with Colin Firth and Jude Law, the 2014 family comedy Paddington, and the works of the brilliant Mike Leigh.

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0:00.0	Greetings, everybody. This is Leonard Malton. You're listening to Malton on movies, and I'm glad you are. We are joined today by my offspring.
0:13.4	Offspring. Jesse Malton. As my dad likes to say, nepotism starts at home. That's right. And stealing my jokes now?
0:22.0	Well, I gave you credit for it.
0:23.5	I know, but you did, but I have such a small repertory.
0:26.7	If you remove them...
0:27.8	Do you mean repertoire?
0:29.9	Repetoir?
0:30.7	Yes, I do mean repertoire.
0:31.9	Repetoir.
0:32.8	Yes.
0:34.7	Do you want to start again?
0:35.7	She stole.
0:36.5	She corrected me.
0:37.4	We're off to a bad start.
0:38.7	But it's going to get better now.
0:39.8	It's going to get better now.
0:40.7	Much, much better now because we have another guest today.
0:42.8	We do have another guest.
0:44.8	Actually, along the lines, nepotism starts at home is house guests, nothing is free.
0:50.5	You think it's free.
0:52.3	You think it's free, but nothing is free.
0:55.6	My friend Danny has been staying with us, and what she didn't know is that she was going to be on the podcast today.
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