Studiocanal’s official podcast, with Simon Brew and guests: all 45 episodes to date

Studiocanal’s official podcast, with Simon Brew and guests: all 45 episodes to date

Studiocanal launched an official podcast, which is now up to season 4 – and the host might just be familiar to Film Stories listeners.


This is a bit of an odd story for me to write. Basically, well, because I’m in it. I’ll see how I get on.

The rather fine folks at Studiocanal launched an official podcast, digging into the huge archive of movies under its stewardship. It’s arriving regularly, and as well as focusing on a movie of the month, there’s a broader exploration of other bits and bobs too. We’re currenty up to season four…

The podcast is hosted by, er, me. Here are all the episodes to date.

You can find it in all the usual places, not least here.

Hope you like it. This ends this brief interlude where I write a story about me.

Episode 45: Kim Newman on Hammer Horror, and 1972’s Demons Of The Mind

Episode 44: “They had these gigantic 40-foot cut outs of Sean Connery and Christopher Lambert”: director Russell Mulcahy talks Highlander

Episode 43: Mike Figgis reflects on Leaving Las Vegas

Episode 42: Alice Lowe: “Edgier than an Austen”, Far From The Madding Crowd, and more

Episode 41: I Swear | Writer/director Kirk Jones looks back on an incredible journey

Episode 40: The complicated genius of Peter Sellers

Episode 39: Agatha Christie, and an incredible four-film run

Episode 38: “History never rewards those who go first” – the quietly groundbreaking One Potato, Two Potato

Episode 37: The Graduate: “There was so little going for it ahead of its release!”

Episode 36: Akira Kurosawa’s Ran at 40, plus a special appearance from Chiwetel Ejiofor and Tom Hiddleston

Episode 35: “My attitude was I wanted it to be honest” | Francis Ford Coppola, and Hearts Of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse

Episode 34: “Drawings do not pretend. Drawings do not lie.” – Oscar-winner Michel Hazanavicius on moving to animation

Episode 33: The Dam Busters at 70


Episode 32: Over 40 films in 15 years: the work of Rainer Werner Fassbinder


Episode 31: Paul Merton, and the films of Tony Hancock


Episode 30: Early Alfred Hitchcock


Episode 29: Alain Delon


Episode 28: Behind the scenes of Paddington In Peru


Episode 27: Pedro Almodovar


Episode 26: Cartoon Saloon at 25


Episode 25: Walter Murch


Episode 24: Creature features, with Sting director Kiah Roache-Turner


Episode 23: Persepolis


Episode 22: Ealing Comedies


Episode 21: Wicked Little Letters, with director Thea Sharrock


Episode 20: Peeping Tom, with Lillian Crawford


Episode 19: The Holly & The Ivy, with Sir Christopher Frayling

Episode 18: Attack The Block, with Scroobius Pip

Episode 17: The Old Oak, with Ken Loach and Paul Laverty

Episode 16: The Wicker Man

Episode 15: Queer Cinema

Episode 14: Train To Busan

Episode 13: Mulholland Drive

Episode 12: The Evil Dead saga, with Evil Dead Rise director Lee Cronin

Episode 11: The Man Who Fell To Earth, with Mark Kermode

Episode 10: Asim Choudhry


Episode 9: Queen Of Spades and Dead Of Night

Episode 8: Carol and Santa Claus: The Movie

Episode 7: The Driver

Episode 6: John Carpenter special, with my deadly rival at the Evolution Of Horror podcast

Episode 5: the one where I get into French New Wave cinema after a lifetime watching Con Air

Episode 4: The crossing the streams episode, where Empire editor Nick de Semlyen is lured into a podcast booth with me to talk Arnold Schwarzenegger

Episode 3: The Third Man. Love The Third Man. Tune is duly hummed.

Episode 2: The Railway Children, with Neil Brand. And too much nightwear.

Episode 1: Apocalypse Now. Try to get Hot Shots Part Deux into the conversation.

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