Admit One with Antonia O'Brien

Admit One with Antonia O'Brien

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Admit One with Antonia O'Brien episodes

  • Episode 3: Tim Walker - Author and Journalist
    Tim chats to Antonia about the politics of Hollywood and reveals how films such as Chinatown and The Big Lebowski have influenced his career. He also gives us a sneaky insight into what it's like working as a journalist during the Oscars in LA
    21 min
  • 2. Sara Cox: TV and Radio Presenter

    The legendary broadcaster, Sara Cox, reveals why Drew Barrymore is in her bad books and how she ended up snogging Will Smith on breakfast TV, as she counts down her top three favourite movies.

    Dirty Dancing (1987, Emile Ardolino)

    Pretty Woman (1990, Garry Marshall)

    Elf (2003, Jon Favreau)

    Thanks to @sarajcox

    Presented by @antoniaobrien

    Produced by @karenellenbevan

    Show us some love on twitter using #AdmitOne

    24 min
  • Episode 2: Sara Cox
    Sara Cox reveals why Drew Barrymore is in her bad books and how she ended up snogging Will Smith on breakfast TV, as she counts down her top three favourite movies.
    24 min
  • 1. James King: Film Critic

    Kicking off season one of the podcast, James King recalls the exact moment he was inspired to become a critic and the film that kick-started his career. James and Antonia swap Oscar predictions, red carpet memories and swoon over Molly Ringwald as he reveals his top three favourite movies.

    Featured films:

    Grease (1978, Randal Kleiser)

    Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1968, John Hughes)

    Donnie Darko (2001, Richard Kelly)

    Thanks to @jameskingmovies

    Presented by @AntoniaOBrien

    Produced by @karenellenbevan

    29 min

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Film lovers and industry insiders from across the arts join @AntoniaOBrien to discuss the impact that film has had on their lives and count down their all time top 3 favourite movies. Not best - favourite! There's a difference...