You Can See Everything and Festival Hype, Plus Alden Ehrenreich on His Very Big Year
Prestige JunkieShow Notes
David Canfield joins Katey and Chris to recap the biggest hits of the Montclair and Middleburg film festivals, plus the endless buzz around the new releases You Can See Everything and La Bola Negra. Then Katey talks to Alden Ehrenreich about jumping into his new film A Talent for Murder, how he wound up running an independent playhouse in Los Angeles, and how he’s grown since he started his career as a teenager.
00:00 Intro
01:36 'You Can See Everything' Breaks Containment
06:56 Will The Doc Branch Snub It?
11:02 Can A24 Land Four Best Picture Slots?
15:25 Netflix Reports Box Office For 'La Bola Negra'
20:37 Is Guitarricadelafuente A Real Acting Contender?
22:19 Taylor Swift Works The Academy Museum Gala
25:36 Inside Montclair Film Festival
28:54 'Wicker' Is The Surprise Crowd Pleaser
33:15 Middleburg Gossip And What's Next
36:41 Next: Alden Ehrenreich
36:50 The Movie That Came Back
37:59 Letting Go Of What You Can't Control
38:37 When The Edit Doesn't Track The Performance
41:26 Why Open A Theater
43:48 Starting Out With Coppola
46:17 Who Do You Actually Listen To?
48:46 The Risk Of La Theater
52:26 Rotten Tomatoes And Star Meters
53:59 How He Picks Directors
56:00 After Oppenheimer
58:40 The Ripley We Can't Name
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