Empire Podcast #10: May 4, 2012 - George RR Martin

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2012

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

For our tenth episode, we discuss the unstoppable success of The Avengers, possible Hulk spin-offs for Mark Ruffalo, Alan Partridge hitting the big screen and much, much more. Some of that 'much, much more' includes reviews of this week's releases - think American Pie: Reunion, Safe and The Lucky One - as well as Game Of Thrones author George RR Martin dropping by for one of the nerdiest chats of all time.

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0:00.0	On the Empire podcast this week, the Steath, Go Safe, Jason Biggs buddies up with Gregs
0:20.0	once again in American Pie reunion, George RR Martin swaps his Game of Thrones for a game
0:25.1	of incredibly rubbish office chairs and drops in for a chat, and we welcome a new member
0:29.6	of the podcast team.
0:30.6	Who could it be?
0:31.6	This suspense is killing us.
0:33.3	Hello, Paul Chris, you are here.
0:34.6	Back in the Empire pod seat after two weeks away exposing my man boobs on a far-flung beach
0:38.4	there's a metal image.
0:39.4	You'll find hard to shake.
0:40.7	Not only though did my fellow podders not burn the podcast to the ground of my absence,
0:44.5	they produced two fantastic shows full of great movie news, reviews, and insight thus
0:48.6	rendering me almost totally redundant.
0:51.3	Damn it.
0:52.3	Anywhere we're going to try and do the same this week and chances of that have been heightened
0:54.8	considerably by the presence of the Queen of the Geeks.
0:57.9	Hello, Nohara.
0:58.9	Hello.
0:59.9	How are you?
1:00.9	I'm very well.
1:01.9	Thank you.
1:02.9	Good, good.
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