Paleo-Cinema Podcast #44 Listener's Choice #1

For Paleo-Cinema 44 It's listener's choice. Firstly, there's Preston Sturges' 1941 comedy with a punch Sullivan's Travels, then Love and Hate battle in unusual ways in The Night of the Hunter starring Robert Mitchum and directed by Charles Laughton and finally, some of the movie in-jokes, references and hommages to 20th Century cinema in Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" are revealed.

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People You Should Know About #1 Zizi Jeanmaire

Preview of Next Week's Paleo-Cinema Listener's Choice Podcast - Trailer Edition

WALKABOUT (1971) Directed by Nic Roeg



The Night Of The Hunter (1955) Directed by Charles Laughton



Sullivan's Travels (1941) Directed by Preston Sturges

Paleo-Cinema Podcast #43 Dicks

No, it's not what you think, it's private eye style Dicks. Two Philip Marlowes (Dick Powell and Elliott Gould) and one Lew Harper (Paul Newman. The movies are Murder, My Sweet, Harper and The Long Goodbye.

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Paleo-CInema Podcast 42 The Mobile Newtonmas Podcast Special

This time things are a bit different. I recorded most of this podcast while driving around Melbourne with my new mobile podcasting rig and a logitech microphone headset. I look at Avatar, why Americans don't do good tough guy actors any more, talk about a documentary on Jacques Tati and look at Vincente Minnelli's "Two Weeks In Another Town" while tooling around the city on the Yarra in a Toyota Corolla. Enjoy your holidays, people.

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Paleo-Cinema Podcast # 41 The United States Of Warren Oates

This time, we’re looking at one of the iconic actors of the 1960s and 1970s, Warren Mercer Oates 1928-1982. Movies like Two Lane Blacktop, Race With The Devil, Dillinger, The Wild Bunch, Cockfighter, 92 In The Shade and most of all Bring Me The Head Of Alfredo Garcia would have been less than they were without Warren Oates, the sad, worldly, mostly on the wrong side of the law everyman with a cheeky grin and a lot behind the eyes.

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Paleo-Cinema Podcast 40 The Funeral for A Cold Spy in Berlin Memorandum

This time around it's Eurospy again. Three movies set in Berlin, all made in either 1965 or 1966. One has a script by one of the most interesting playwrights of the 20th Century, another based on a book by a spy novelist who was once a spy and the third has Michael Caine in it. To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the idea that maybe we weren't all going to die in a nuclear holocaust, here is Paleo-Cinema Podcast 40.
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Trailers For Next Week's Paleo-Cinema Podcast

Just to whet the appetite, here are trailers for the three movies I'm talking about in next weekend's Paleo-Cinema Podcast: The Berlin Assignment. Yep, I'm celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the day that Checkpoint Charlie became Champagne Charlie.

Paleo-Cinema Podcast #39 Frankenheimer's Paranoia Trilogy. Brainwashing, Coups and Eternal Youth

For Podcast 39 I look at what has been called John Frankenheimer's Paranoia Trilogy, the 1962 film, The Manchurian Candidate, 1964's Seven Days In May and 1966's Seconds. All of the speak to the fears of the time and all have influenced the plots of many subsequent lesser movies. Oddly enough, the zeitgeist fears of the 1960s resemble many of the zeitgeist fears of the Noughties. That's part of the fun of watching old movies: seeing our own lives and times foreshadowed in them.

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