Episode 293: Adam McKay On The Music Of Don't Look Up

Soundtracking with Edith Bowman

Edith Bowman

Music, Tv & Film, Arts

4.6 • 754 Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

We're starting a bumper run of Soundtracking episodes in the coming weeks, with two shows a week for the foreseeable future, including conversations with PTA, Dave Grohl & Jonny Greenwood. Eesh!

Today, it's the turn of writer, director, producer and all round legend, Adam McKay. He is FANTASTIC company, and we have an absolute ball discussing the music in his latest film, Don't Look Up, which is scored by our dear friend, Nicholas Britell.

Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Simon Mayo.
0:01.4	And this is Mark Kermote.
0:02.6	He's the UK's best and most trusted film critic.
0:05.4	He's a best-selling writer, broadcaster and national treasure.
0:08.7	Far too kind.
0:09.6	Kermode and Mayo's take has all the reviews you need.
0:12.7	And star guests, such as Sir Ian McKellen.
0:15.7	Nice to be with you.
0:16.7	Emma Stone.
0:17.5	That sounds like something I would love to be a part of.
0:19.8	Ewan McGregor.
0:20.8	I'm Very good.
0:21.4	How are you doing?
0:21.9	Kate Planchette.
0:22.8	What was that word you used?
0:24.0	Ketimpera's Take All the Film You Need,
0:27.5	available wherever you get your podcasts.
0:29.8	Hi, film fans, music fans, Edith Bowman here.
0:33.2	Thank you for listening to Soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman. I know I say thank you every week, but it's nice to be appreciative.
0:40.2	So thanks for joining me for this week's episode.
0:44.5	Loads of stuff going on.
0:45.5	Busy old time at the minute as we kind of enter kind of crunch award season,
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