Film Buffs Forecast

The veteran actor-producer-writers career stretches back over 48 years, encompassing stage, television and film. He talks candidly about the ups and downs of a jobbing actor's profession and his work with director Dean Murphy, most recently on the currently screening That's Not My Dog.

Veteran Hollywood editor Mark Goldblatt talks about his lengthy career which began working for Roger Corman.

Our L.A correspondent Stephen Vagg talks about Oscars (briefly) and the careers of John Gavin and Laird Cregar.

Actor Martin Crewes talks about WAAPA, his adventures in musical theatre and Resident Evil in a free ranging conversation with co-hosts Paul Harris and Mark Hartley

Legendary composer lyricist Stephen Sondheim's career is discussed by musical theatre experts Peter Kemp and Gary Hillberg.

Film historian David Donaldson looks at his magnificent obsessions - A 'lost' Aussie film Captain Thunderbolt and the career of Australias first Hollywood director, the legendary J.P McGowan.

Film Buff regulars Peter Kemp and Gary Hillbery discuss the careers of the recently deceased Dorothy Malone and octogenarian icon Vanessa Redgrave.

Key creative behind the short horror thriller Liz Drives, director (and make-up artist) Mia Kate Russell and co-star, co-producer Sophia Davey talk about their interest in the horror genre.

Veteran English stage and screen actress Sidonie Bond discusses working with director John Schlesinger on Darling (1965) and other highlights of a career spanning 60 years.

Our L.A correspondent Stephen Vagg looks at Oscar season, a book about the 'Creature' trilogy and Hollywood on Hollywood Movies.

Veteran producer Al 'Swinging Safari' Clark talks about his career.

Actor Steve Bastoni, founder of the Peninsula Film Festival talks about the event, his career and addresses the issue of 'inappropriate behaviour' in the arts.

Barrie Pattison talks about his lifelong passion of movie collecting just as celluloid gives way to digital.

Jim Bridges, founder of the Australian Cartoon Museum, talks about the history of cartooning in Australia and beyond.

Gary Hillberg analyses Agatha Christie screen adaptations with reference to the Branagh version of Murder On The Orient Express and provides a detailed overview on Hollywood fashion designer Edith Head's career with regard to the current exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery.

In a lengthy career interview conducted by Paul Harris and Mark Hartley in 2001 actor Robert Forster looks back at his  astounding career that began in 1966 with Reflections in A Golden Eye, directed by John Huston, with Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor and Haskell Wexler's Medium Cool (1969). He also worked with George Cukor, Robert Mulligan,Richard Fletcher,Lewis Teague, Menahem Golan, Jess Franco, Bert I. Gordon, Gus Van Sant and, most famously, Quentin Tarantino (Jackie Brown) lengthy career interview conducted by Paul Harris and Mark Hartley in 2001