Dan was joined by James Gill, and he and Dan talked about the Oasis Doc “Supersonic” and some other rock docs. Greg McHugh (Gary Tank Comander and Fresh Meat) joined Dan as well to chat about his live shows and his guilty pleasure.
Dan is joined by the creators from 2 of the biggest shows on TV at the moment. Jack and Harry Williams, the creators of The Missing. As well as Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley the creative team behind Humans.
Dan has a jam packed indie film show, Tom Meeten from the Ghoul and Will Sharpe and Tom Kingsley, the creative team from The Darkest Universe are in chatting to Dan.
This week Dan is joined by Heat Magazine’s Boyd Hilton to go over the much watch TV over the coming weeks, Dan is also joined by Alice Lowe writer, director and star of Prevenge, which she did while she was 6 months pregnant.
This week Dan was joined by writer of Misfits and the new E4 and Netflix show Crazyhead. James Gill chats to Dan about live action Disney films and Alfred Hitchcock.
This week Dan is joined by James Gill and they round up the summer blockbusters, Mark is also joined by The League of Gentleman star and Emmy award-winning writer Mark Gatiss.
Dan is off on holiday this week, so enjoy some of the best bits from Screen Talk with Dan Clark with Reece Shearsmith, Dave Johns and Doc Brown.
12 min
About Screen Talk with Dan Clark
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Writer and star of BBC Three's How Not to Live Your Life, Dan Clark presents a brand new show exclusively on FUBAR Radio.
"Screen Talk with Dan Clark" is a new show where comedian Dan Clark talks about the world of TV and Film. Each week Dan will be interviewing various filmmakers - from directors and writers right through to composers and editors.
He'll also have guests all discussing their work and their love of movies. The segment "Guilty Pleasure" will see each guest pick a film they feel is unfairly considered bad and explain why they love it so much.
His guests have included Steve Oram (Sightseers), Jessica Knappett (Drifters, The Inbetweeners Movie), Stephen Merchant (The Office, Hello Ladies) and Brett Goldstein (SuperBob, Derek)
All this plus a round-up of the latest releases with guest critics from the country's most loved film magazines.