Special Report: Scott Smith on The Burnt Orange Heresy (2020)

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Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Mike talks with author/screenwriter Scott Smith about his latest film, The Burnt Orange Heresy -- an adaptation of Charles Willeford's wonderful book about a sociopathic art critic. Mr. Smith also discusses his earlier work from A Simple Plan to The Ruins to Siberia.
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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:07.1	You know really how I imagine an art critic would look?
0:11.4	Can't tell me you never wanted to paint.
0:14.4	Seriously.
0:15.0	What'd you want to be when you're a kid?
0:16.7	I was never a kid.
0:18.1	You're one of those.
0:19.5	On a wedge?
0:21.3	A liar.
0:24.2	Yeah.
0:27.8	Ever heard of Joseph Cassidy?
0:30.2	The art dealer?
0:30.9	Mm-hmm.
0:31.6	Been invited to his estate.
0:33.1	You got rich friends.
0:36.3	If you could interview any living artist, who do you think it would be?
0:41.7	At the edge of my property, there's a dilapidated little house.
0:45.9	In this house, there's an artist.
0:48.0	No critic has phoned to this guy in over 50 years.
0:52.7	Jerome Deutney.
0:53.9	It's an honour, Mr. Dempney.
0:56.7	Think of the splash it would make.
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