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  • The Movie of Your Life with Richard Roeper

    Patty Jenkins

    Richard Roeper welcomes director Patty Jenkins, discussing her unconventional path from camera work on music videos and commercials to leaving New York for AFI. Jenkins explains how Monster came together and reflects on the responsibility of making Wonder Woman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Today · 35 min
  • Collider Ladies Night & Collider Forces

    Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen Creator Reveals Major Storylines That Were Cut

    Haley Z. Boston also breaks down the origin of the curse, reveals that Jude was originally supposed to be a ghost, and weighs in on the possibility of a second season.

    Today · 54 min
  • Urban Valor: the podcast

    Inside a Marine Tank Crew's Brutal Fight in Fallujah

    Marine veteran Alex Hernandez survived an RPG blast while fighting in Fallujah, Iraq — an attack that severely wounded his tank commander and left Alex covered in shrapnel and blood. In this episode, Alex tells the story of going from a kid in East LA with no clear direction to joining the United States Marine Corps after 9/11, becoming an M1 Abrams tank mechanic, deploying to Iraq, and finding himself in some of the most intense fighting of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Alex remembers watching the aftermath of the Blackwater contractor killings before Marines were suddenly ordered outside the wire. What followed was hours of combat in Fallujah. Then, on April 7, everything changed. While moving through the city in an M1 Abrams, Alex spotted armed fighters appearing with RPGs and AK-47s. Moments later, an RPG struck the tank commander’s hatch. His tank commander lost his right eye. Alex was hit by shrapnel and badly wounded in both hands. But surviving the battlefield was only the beginning. Alex also opens up about returning home, losing the career and identity he thought he would have, struggling with his mental health years after the war, seeking help, and eventually trying to rediscover a sense of purpose through service and teaching others. This is a story about war, brotherhood, injury, identity, and what happens when the fighting stops but the battle isn’t necessarily over. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — The RPG Attack in Fallujah 01:10 — Growing Up in East LA 06:16 — His Grandfather Inspires Him to Serve 07:33 — 9/11 Changes Everything 09:24 — Proving He Could Become a Marine 11:12 — Injured During Boot Camp 13:27 — The Marine Who Never Made It Home 16:54 — Becoming an M1 Abrams Tank Mechanic 19:07 — Arriving at 29 Palms 22:21 — Preparing for War 25:23 — Heading to Iraq 28:42 — First Incoming Fire 30:04 — Life Inside an Abrams Tank 36:45 — Blackwater Killings and Fallujah 38:09 — The Battle Begins 40:46 — 13 Hours of Combat 44:50 — April 7th 45:30 — Watching an RPG Fly Toward the Tank 47:04 — Drawing Fire Away From the Marines 48:59 — RPG Strikes the Tank 49:21 — “I’m Pissing Out Blood” 50:47 — Escaping the Burning Tank 51:31 — Surgery and Recovery 53:57 — Returning to the Fight 57:43 — His Wife Deploys to Iraq 58:30 — Coming Home 1:02:12 — Losing His Sense of Purpose 1:04:29 — Mental Health Begins to Collapse 1:06:33 — Calling the Crisis Line 1:07:58 — Finally Finding the Right Help 1:09:46 — Learning How to Move Forward 1:11:27 — Finding Purpose Again 1:12:14 — “Pick Your Head Up and Continue to March”

    Yesterday · 1 hr 12 min
  • The Filmmakers Podcast

    George MacKay on Sense and Sensibility, Wardrobe Malfunctions & an Acting Masterclass | TFP Mini-Ep

    On this special bonus mini-episode, we sit down with the incredible George MacKay (1917, Femme, Captain Fantastic) to talk about his latest role as Edward Ferrars in Georgia Oakley’s stunning adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. George gives us a rapid-fire masterclass in acting, collaboration, and how to survive the intense, high-pressure environment of a major period drama set. 🎬 IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: The Trouser Incident: George hilariously recounts the moment his period costume ripped during a pivotal romantic scene, and how the resulting laughter actually helped cement his chemistry with Daisy Edgar-Jones. Building Chemistry: The specific, character-driven techniques he uses to build rapport with his co-stars before the cameras even roll. The Power of Silence: George discusses how the best directors understand that holding space and not giving notes can be the most effective way to help an actor find the emotional truth of a scene. Trusting the Vision: Why a director’s clear, unwavering vision—even in the unsaid details—is crucial for making the cast feel safe enough to take big creative risks. Sense and Sensibility is in cinemas now. Watch the full video interview on the TFP YouTube Channel. 🔔 Subscribe to the TFP YouTube Channel for full video interviews every week! 🎧 Listen to the audio version on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. 👕 Get your official TFP on-set gear: TheFilmmakersPodcast.com George MacKay, George MacKay interview, Sense and Sensibility 2026, Sense and Sensibility movie, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Georgia Oakley, 1917 movie, George MacKay 1917, Femme movie, directing actors, film directing tips, how to direct actors, filmmaking masterclass, The Filmmakers Podcast, Giles Alderson, indie film, period drama, acting advice, British cinema Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Yesterday · 19 min

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