Episode 273: Throwback W/Todd Komarnicki

The Holy Post

Phil Vischer

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🗓️ 10 October 2017

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Phil interviews film producer Todd Komarnicki of acclaimed Elf fame about his experience as a Christian in Hollywood. This week on the podcast!

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Phil.
0:10.0	It's Columbus Day weekend and the gang has kind of split up and gone out of town so we
0:14.5	do not have a new podcast this week.
0:17.5	So we are going back into the archives.
0:19.2	This is an interview we recorded with Todd Comer-Nickey a few years ago.
0:23.6	He is a Wheaton College grad, a local kid who then went to New York and got in the film
0:28.0	business.
0:29.0	We talk about his career and that journey in the interview.
0:33.4	He's best known as a producer on Elf, but also after this interview, he wrote the film
0:40.0	Sully about the miracle on the Hudson with Sullenberger, Captain Sullenberger and has a new TV
0:45.9	series that I believe he's sold to NBC.
0:48.1	So anyway, enjoy this interview with Todd Comer-Nickey and we will be back next week with a new
0:54.0	episode.
0:55.0	Hey, I'm back here with our special guest.
0:57.0	Our special guest is Todd Comer-Nickey.
1:01.0	Perfect.
1:02.0	Is that right?
1:03.0	That's perfect.
1:04.0	He said pronounce it like there's a hyphen in the middle which there isn't, but I'm
1:07.0	pretending.
1:08.0	Comer-Nickey.
1:09.0	I don't think he's icky.
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