Look out. It's only films to be buried with. It's a rewind classic. I'm BASTA BADY BADY BADY BAD A BAD A BAD A BAD BAD A BAD BAD A BAD BAD A BADX BAD. Hello, dearest films to be buried with crew. I trust you are all doing extremely well.

This is producer Buddy Peace, just

swooping in for this week's intro to let you know that Brett is currently on filming duties,

and we'll be back with us very soon. We have a really brilliant rewind episode for you this

week with the resurrection of Mark Kermode. For the purpose of a brief summary, in case you're

unaware, Mark is a highly respected movie critic, host and

journalist who's been in the game since the 80s, and currently co-hosts the Take podcast,

with DJ and author Simon Mayo. It's essential listening if you're not already subscribed,

as is everything else Mark is involved in. His new book Surround Sound is out now, which goes

in on the world of movie soundtracks and scores,

an absolute sure shot for anyone listening right now.

As always, check the links in the podcast notes for all the usual goodies and socials and such like.

But for now, let's cut back to the 2nd of June 2022 to episode 201 of films to be Beuried with with special guest Resurrectione question

mark mark kermode hello and welcome to films to be buried with the resurrection it is i brett

goldstein and i am joined today by a writer, an actor,

a movie star, a podcaster, a double podcaster, a triple podcaster, a non-fictionalist,

a fictionalist, a lover, a cold swimmer, and a musician, and a skiffler, and a man.

Please welcome back to the show. Can't believe he's come back. It's only him. Here he is.

It's Mr. Mark Carvone. Hello, Brett. What's the actor thing? I don't think I'm an actor. Am I? Well, you're in films, aren't you? You're in Benjamin? No, but I mean, as me, that doesn't count. Yeah, but that takes some serious acting, as you know, from Gordon Ramsey. Yeah, that's right. Me and Simon Mayo were better at being me and Simon Mayo, and Gordon Ramsey was at being Gordon Ramsey, which was remarkable. Although,

weirdly enough, just yesterday, I was, I was doing something yesterday in his studio, and I bumped into Simon Amstall, who I haven't seen in forever. And of course, you know, usually if you want to get touch, you're getting a DMM on Twitter, because Simon doesn't do Twitter, really. He's got a Twitter account, but he only ever puts up very sort of, you know, short statements on it.

And we talked about Benjamin. And he... because Simon doesn't do Twitter. He's got a Twitter account, but he only ever puts up very sort of, you know, short

statements on it. And we talked about Benjamin. And he's doing it. He's doing another film now. And so we talked about it. And I said, yeah, I was very pleased with it because me and Simon did come out of it looking like me and Simon because I had worried that we were going to come out of it looking like Gordon Ramsey. It is hard to play yourself.

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