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Robert Carlyle as DON
Rose Byrne as SCARLET
Jeremy Renner as DOYLE
Imogen Poots as TAMMY
Mackintosh Muggleton as ANDY
Catherine McCormack as ALICE
Harold Perrineau as FLYNN
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Jane Fonda as GEORGIA
Lindsay Lohan as RACHEL
Felicity Huffman as LILY
Dermot Mulroney as SIMON
Cary Elwes as ARNOLD
Garrett Hedlund as HARLAN
On this week’s episode, the Fat Guys have been inadvertently infected with the rage virus from 28 Weeks Later and they have set their sites on devouring Lindsay Lohan, the Editor of Variety Magazine and ultimately the world. They do stop at some point though, pausing to review 28 Weeks Later, Georgia Rule, The Ex, Delta Farce and Waitress. Also, Kevin sits down to chat with 28 Weeks director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, then Kevin eats him… Or maybe not.
Listen to that and more in this week’s edition of Fat Guys at the Movies:
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Tobey Maguire as PETER PARKER/SPIDER-MAN
Kirsten Dunst as MARY JANE WATSON
James Franco as HARRY OSBOURNE/NEW GOBLIN
Thomas Haden Church as FLINT MARKO/SANDMAN
Topher Grace as EDDIE BROCK/VENOM
Bryce Dallas Howard as GWEN STACY
Rosemary Harris as AUNT MAY
J.K. Simmons as J. JONAS JAMESON
This week Kevin and Neil take on one of the most anticipated films of the summer: Lucky You. They also invite resident Spider-Man expert Chris Alexis into the studio to shed some knowledge and spew some fanboy love all over Spider-Man 3. What occurs is quite possibly the single greatest Fat Guy Battle to date… Bring on the Spider-Man Smackdown!
Listen to that and more in this week’s edition of Fat Guys at the Movies:
An Interview with Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, director of “28 Weeks Later”
BY KEVIN CARR
On May 11, Fox Atomic will be releasing “28 Weeks Later,” the follow-up to Danny Boyle’s 2003 thriller “28 Days Later.” Boyle hand-picked Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo to spearhead the new film, which tells the story of an attempt to repopulate London after it’s been devastated by the rage virus. Robert Carlyle stars as the father of a family trying to survive another outbreak.
Excepts from the interview follow. Hear the entire interview here…
KC: HOW DID YOU GET CHOSEN FOR THIS MOVIE?
JCF: Danny [Boyle] was the man who was looking for me two years and a half ago. He loved “Intacto,” my first feature movie. And then he thought that I could be the man to make this movie because I know he was wanting somebody who could be introduced to the concept with fresh eyes. I accepted the project because it was very important to me to make my own movie, my personal point of view of this. And it was so helpful to hear from Danny to forget about the first movie and to make your own movie. In those terms of freedom, it was something really, really interesting to me. Continue reading →
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Molly Shannon as PEGGY
Laura Dern as BRET
Regina King as LAYLA
Thomas McCarthy as PIER
Josh Paid as ROBIN
John C. Reilly as AL
Peter Sarsgaard as NEWT
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Justin Chatwin as NICK POWELL
Margarita Levieva as ANNIE NEWTON
Marcia Gay Harden as DIANE POWELL
Chris Marquette as PETE
Alex O’Loughlin as MARCUS BOHEM
Callum Keith Rennie as BRIAN LARSON
This week Kevin and Neil talk about tons of movies that only Kevin has seen (fortunately) and Neil bashes on The Condemned. Kevin also has a chance to sit down and talk with the Director of The Condemned, Ohio native Scott Wiper. Then all hell breaks loose as the gruesome twosome joke about Jack Valenti, the hotness factor of Helen Mirren and the directorial talents of Michael Bay. Hide the women and children…
Listen to that and more from the Fat Guys at the Movies below:
An Interview with Scott Wiper, director of “The Condemned”
BY KEVIN CARR
Hear the entire interview…
7M: HOW ARE YOU DOING?
Pretty good. This year, I’ve had a blast. Spent a majority of this in Austalia, where we filmed the movie. It’s like you don’t have to grow up. You go out in the wilderness, and you blow things up.
7M: WHY SO LONG FROM YOUR LAST FEATURE?
Getting a movie made and getting it financed takes so long. I made my first movie, “Captain Jack” in Granville. We shot that in ’93. And then shot “A Better Way to Die” in ’99. So it was almost the same gap. In between, you’re always trying to get something up and going and financed. I think after “A Better Way to Die” because I written it and directed it and acted in it, I went in many different directions and enjoyed it. Mostly I did a lot of screenwriting. I liked it, but it was just how I made a living. The majority of that time was eaten up by screenwriting. Continue reading →
(not rated) MOVIE: **** (out of 5) DVD EXPERIENCE: *** (out of 5)
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Gary Sandy as ANDY TRAVIS
Gordon Jump as ARTHUR CARLSON
Richard Sanders as LES NESSMAN
Frank Bonner as HERB TARLACK
Jan Smithers as BAILEY QUARTERS
Tim Reid as VENUS FLYTRAP
Loni Anderson as JENNIFER MARLOWE
Howard Hessman as DR. JOHNNY FEVER
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Anthony Hopkins as TED CRAWFORD
Ryan Gosling as WILLY BEACHUM
David Strathairn as JOE LOBRUTO
Rosamund Pike as NIKKI GARDNER
Embeth Davidtz as JENNIFER CRAWFORD
Billy Burke as ROB NUNALLY