House of Crouse

Welcome to the House of Crouse. It's a packed house this week. Director John Madden goes long on his political thriller Miss Sloane and the pleasures of working with Jessica Chastain. T.J. Miller talks about laughing through the apocalypse and Riz Ahmed discusses realizing a childhood dream by starring in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It's loads of guests and loads of fun so c'mon in and set a spell!

Check out the Richard Crouse Show on NewsTalk 1010 for December 03, 2016! This week Richard welcomes "Dark Matter" star Anthony Lemke stops by to talk about his work as Official ambassador in Canada for Handicap International.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. If you are one of those people who likes to see all the movies that will be nominated for Academy Awards then run out and see "Manchester by the Sea" right now. If you are one of those people who likes to learn all about the movies that will be nominated sit a spell and listen to Casey Affleck and Michelle Williams talk about making "Manchester." Then, as if that wasn't enough, Denise Donlon stops by to tell a funny and touching story about her friend Leonard Cohen. C'mon in and sit a spell. There's always room for one more at the House of Crouse.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. “How to Train Your Dragon” star Jay Baruchel stops by the HoC to chat up his new documentary “Celtic Soul.” The film features Baruchel and sports broadcaster Eoin O’Callaghan, who met via twitter and a shared love of Glasgow Celtic. After two years of chatting 140 characters at a time the pair became friends when O’Callaghan came to Montreal to visit the actor. That turned into the first leg of a journey that would take them from Quebec’s Bell Centre, home ice of the Canadiens, to Dublin’s Croke Park, one of Europe’s largest sports stadiums where they try hurling, a forerunner to hockey. They travel two continents and three countries to make it to see a match in paradise a.k.a. Celtic Park and Jay and Eoin tell the whole story on the show this week. It's a great story. C'mon in, sit a spell and enjoy.

Welcome to the Richard Crouse Show! This week: Kim D’Eon is an award-winning television host and Canadian media personality who became a registered holistic nutritionist after following her passion for healthy eating. Equipped with a science-based education in nutrition, an honours degree in journalism, as well as a 15-year broadcasting career, she’s become a recognized healthy living expert who inspires people to eat more real food.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. It's a magical day around here. Not only do the cast of the Harry Potter prequel Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them drop by--including Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne--then we have a Warren Beatty sighting. As fans know Beatty sightings are as rare(and precious)as Bismuth Crystals. He and Rules Don't Apply star Lily Collins swing by to talk about the movie and the film's unusual production. Abracadabra! C'mon in and sit a spell... we're pulling rabbits out of hats today!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. What do you call a group of directors? A herd? A swarm?I don't know. Since the cinema is my church perhaps I'll call my guests, "Arrival" helmer Denis Villeneuve and "Trolls" co-directors Walt Dohrn and Mike Mitchell a congregation of directors. Whatever you call it, it's two lively conversations about everything from how sci fi sparked a young boy's imagination to how the power of a positive attitude changed one director's life. C'mon in, sit a spell at the good 'ole HoC!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. This weekend Rachel McAdams will be on every movie screen in North America as part of the "Doctor Strange" cast. Before the film's release she stopped by the HoC to talk about sewing up turkeys and much more. Legendary photographer Lynn Goldsmith also drops in, talking about praying with Bono, loaning a leather jacket to Bruce Springsteen and asking Bob Dylan to be quiet. It's great stuff and you don't want to miss it. So, c'mon in and set a spell!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. Here edited audio from a press conference I hosted with 'Gimme Danger" director Jim Jarmusch and his subject, Iggy Pop. By 1973 Iggy and the Stooges had imploded, leaving behind three commercially unsuccessful records and a slug trail of decadence and unfulfilled expectations across two continents. “Gimme Danger” is Jarmusch’s grotty documentary about the life, death and influence of The Stooges. It's a first hand account of what the director calls “the greatest rock and roll band ever." C'mon in and sit a spell!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. C'mon on in, settle into a comfy chair by the fireplace and meet Cobie Smulders and director Uwe Boll. Cobie has been in action movies a plenty, but she’s rarely part of the action. That changes in Jack Reacher: Never Go Back. She talks about it hear. Then Uwe tells us why, after making thirty movies, the critics won't have him to kick around anymore. Join us. It's more fun in here than it is out there!