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What an amazing and inspiring journey! Shelley Wallace is truly a phenomenal and accomplished force of nature!

This was such an amazing interview! We need more like this!

Gentlemen, thanks for hosting me! You made me feel right at home! Kudos on your podcast series! On behalf of other hidden figures in the industry, thank you for giving us more visibility! 🎉🕊️👏🏽

Will there be a segment on the podcast about how OP Toad was and the specific attack on Jean Grey?

Great episode!

Great podcast but it’s been up for 16 hours and I’m the 10th guy to watch it?!?!

I came for the part about Meat Loaf and listened to the whole thing. Very interesting! I haven't seen the film in years but I want to watch it again now.

Fabricante de máscaras para halloween 🎃💀 de inmortal masks💯💴

Sooo....where can we watch it? Did you rip it and put it somewhere??

The Frank Oz quote at 3:14 nailed it. In a movie, the actors can't come out and take a bow. If their characters die, they're dead. Also, a stage presentation puts distance between the audience and the characters. You're never up in Ellen Greene's innocent, adorable face. Killing Seymour would have been depressing. Killing Audrey would have been devastating and cruel.

The way I first met Yuri: We were casting a character for a motion comic at Tokyopop. I kept referencing the "Prince of Persia" voice performance as similar to what I wanted for the role. Ben, who was audio, said "Do you want to get the Prince of Persia?" A few days later, Yuri was there in our recording booth.

It's always great to learn about the talented and dedicated people who make things work behind the scenes!

Personally I feel like the changes they made to the movie’s plot made Seymour too sympathetic for the original ending to feel like it’s justified. Rick Moranis plays him very passively and meekly, compared to the stage show where he’s much more active in the killing and acts like what we today would call a “nice guy” towards Audrey.

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I knew this « problem » for Indiana Jones, but didn’t notice it for The Batman 🤔 well at least Bruce Wayne has a psychological change throughout the movie, and i guess he helped saving a few people at the end of the film :)

That’s right-Gene Hackman!!!!

Rubber tubes and hoses?! That’s a great budget effect!

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I bet if they tested it in Europe or England, audiences would have loved the ending. Americans just dont seem to like wry cynicism or unhappy endings.

Is that how Denny Devito got Romancing The Stone?

I just came across u guy. I can dig your show. Just liked and subscribed

that's my girl...

Great answer! In during the script phase… 👍

an interesting discussion on a difficult topic. I am reminded of Orson Welles' use of time in radio and in movies. Good stuff.

That is such a weirdly specific element to use. Maybe an artist or supervisor who just couldn’t “let go” of DiCaprio. 😂

Audrey Hepburn didn't sing her own songs in My Fair Lady!

Reese Witherspoon was slated for this too?! 😮 It’s a choice…but think HBC was better suited for it although RW would have brought something interesting to the roll too. Check out the movie “Freeway”.

So thankful he didn't. It would have been as mindnumbingly boring as those attrocious "Lord of the Rings" movies. Total sausagefests.

PJ would've added our kiwi humour which half the world would not have gotten hahaha

For real?! Imagine the tone of a Peter Jackson, “Fight Club”. Interesting tidbit! 👍

This guy! 😄👏

Thank goodness that didn’t happen!

I'm actually glad this wasn't the actual ending. Not only does it show all our main cast die and humanity being over run by kaiju-sized carnivorous plants; but it ends on a less then stelar musical number.

I want this

That would’ve been a very different movie! 😂

This is my favorite movie

All right nice!!

A trilogy?! 😮

Agreed-"clouds look fake all of the time!" Sometimes the real sky even looks like it has matted edges.

“My stogie!!!” Baby Herman…😅

Yes!!! Louder for the ones in the back, please!👏

“Let the reality go, but without it looking broken”. Interesting approach to balancing the creation of cinematic vfx with actuality. Nice!

Well said! If there was a better understanding of the "why" you do what you do and how it impacts the overall big picture in terms of quality, saving time and money I think more productions would get with the program. Nice interview!

God! How does this get more views than the creative people

Great interview! If only more producers had similar mindsets.

So cool!

Keep up the good work!

Great interview

Amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉 great stuff right here.

Truly a great guy - knew him back in the old ages and he was classy always and just super generous with his positive energy - keep kicking ass George - it’s been fun watching you from afar