Talking Pictures with Paul Booth

Talking Pictures with Paul Booth

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Talking Pictures with Paul Booth episodes

  • Talking Pictures: Advanced Review of Backstabbing for Beginners (Ben Kingsley)
    Host Paul Booth will do an advanced review of Backstabbing for Beginners starring Academy-Award winner Ben Kingsley (Ghandhi). 
    Synopsis: Played by Theo James (Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant) plays: A young program coordinator at the United Nations stumbles upon a conspiracy involving Iraq's oil reserves.
    This gripping, scary and wonderful piece of truthful cinema takes a scary look at the "real" Oil situation in Iraq and the U.S. circa 2002. The film is an odd yin-yang, wonderfully-haunting. Theo James best, Ben Kingsley is Ben Kingsley!
    11 min
  • Talking Pictures: Oscar-Nominee Anastasia Masaro Production Designer of TULLY
    Host Paul Booth interviews the Production Designer of Jason Reitman's new film TULLY. Tully is written by Oscar-winner Diable Cody and stars Oscar-winning Actress Charlize Theron. The film opens Friday May 4th. Masaro's design (for which she garnered an Oscar-Nomination) of Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was historical for film, as it was Heath Ledger's last film.
    Tully she got to help create the 3rd film (and collaboration) between Oscar-winning writer Diablo Cody (Juno) and Oscar-Nominated Writer, Producer and Director (Up in the Air) Jason Reitman. 
    She also has a wonderful film on Netflix she was the Production Designer for, titled LIFE.
    59 min
  • Talking Pictures: Oscar-Nominee Anastasia Masaro Production Designer of TULLY
    Host Paul Booth interviews the Production Designer of Jason Reitman's new film TULLY. Tully is written by Oscar-winner Diable Cody and stars Oscar-winning Actress Charlize Theron. The film opens Friday May 4th. Masaro's design (for which she garnered an Oscar-Nomination) of Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was historical for film, as it was Heath Ledger's last film.
    Tully she got to help create the 3rd film (and collaboration) between Oscar-winning writer Diablo Cody (Juno) and Oscar-Nominated Writer, Producer and Director (Up in the Air) Jason Reitman. 
    She also has a wonderful film on Netflix she was the Production Designer for, titled LIFE.
    59 min
  • Talking Pictures: Director Alexa Foreman/Turner Classic Movies Film Festival
    Host Paul Booth is joined by Author, Producer, Researcher, Writer, Director Alexa Foreman (20 years as Senior Researcher at TCM). They will be discussing her film that premieres at Turner Classic Movies Film Festival on April 27th in The Roosevelt Hotel at 8 p.m.
    Scandal: The Trial of Mary Astor is a documentary about a woman who has to make a choice after learning her personal - and very intimate - diaries have been stolen. As an actress - an employee of the Hollywood studios - it means risking everything.
    Using interviews with Astor’s daughter Marylyn, along with film historians Molly Haskell and Leonard Maltin, the film tells the story of Astor’s 1936 child custody case. 
    Coincidentally, at the same time the trial is taking place, the actress is filming the movie Dodsworth, directed by William Wyler. David Wyler, the director’s son, and L.A. Times critic Kevin Thomas are also interviewed and give their perspectives on this amazing - and very timely - struggle.
    Produced, Written and Directed by Alexa Foreman.
    Narrated by Academy Award winner Lee Grant. 1 hour.
    57 min
  • Talking Pictures: Director Alexa Foreman/Turner Classic Movies Film Festival
    Host Paul Booth is joined by Author, Producer, Researcher, Writer, Director Alexa Foreman (20 years as Senior Researcher at TCM). They will be discussing her film that premieres at Turner Classic Movies Film Festival on April 27th in The Roosevelt Hotel at 8 p.m.
    Scandal: The Trial of Mary Astor is a documentary about a woman who has to make a choice after learning her personal - and very intimate - diaries have been stolen. As an actress - an employee of the Hollywood studios - it means risking everything.
    Using interviews with Astor’s daughter Marylyn, along with film historians Molly Haskell and Leonard Maltin, the film tells the story of Astor’s 1936 child custody case. 
    Coincidentally, at the same time the trial is taking place, the actress is filming the movie Dodsworth, directed by William Wyler. David Wyler, the director’s son, and L.A. Times critic Kevin Thomas are also interviewed and give their perspectives on this amazing - and very timely - struggle.
    Produced, Written and Directed by Alexa Foreman.
    Narrated by Academy Award winner Lee Grant. 1 hour.
    57 min

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