Oscars 2014 Special

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2014

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Jennifer Lawrence fell over, presenters flubbed their lines and talented folk were played off by the orchestra for talking too much - it can only be the Oscars. In this special Empire Podcast, four sleep-deprived film journalists talk about the glitzy bash held in Hollywood's Dolby Theatre last night, where our sources tell us an award ceremony of some sort was being held. Find out more by clicking play now...

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0:00.0	Hello pod, I'm Chris here and welcome to our very special Oscars 2014 podcast, recorded
0:21.3	almost immediately after the show at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, ended so please
0:26.2	forgive me if we sound even more tired and spaced out and generally banjacks than normal.
0:30.9	Joining me to discuss the 86th Academy Awards are my fair-y own Statue-esque Statue-esque
0:34.8	lovers.
0:35.8	First up is the one and only.
0:37.8	Hoopin' it up, herb-erb!
0:40.2	Hello, nohara.
0:42.2	Hello.
0:43.2	How are you?
0:44.2	I'm very well.
0:45.2	Good.
0:46.2	Thank you for calling me Statue-esque.
0:47.2	Next up is the wickedly talented, pop-a-dump, flippity-pip!
0:53.0	Next up is the wickedly talented, Phil DeSemlian, and last but not least, James Dyer.
1:11.5	How are you?
1:12.5	Good.
1:13.5	Good, good, good.
1:14.5	Wow, some serious thought went into those interviews.
1:16.6	This is going to be very interesting.
1:19.0	What we're referring to, of course, is, I guess, well, one of the great talking points
1:23.2	of the Oscars was John DeFolter.
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