Movie Makers – Featuring Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington and Ridley Scott talking about Gladiation II
By Rodney Appleyard
On Monday 11 November, from 6pm, the Movie Makers show goes behind the scenes of the new film Gladiator II, from legendary director Ridley Scott. This film continues the epic saga of power, intrigue, and vengeance set in Ancient Rome, and promises to be just as good as the original.
Listen to our interviews with Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington, Ridley Scott and other artists involved in the movie, as they tell their fascinating stories about life on set during the making of this big movie. They claim that Ridley Scott recreated the Colosseum!
We also feature an interview with the director of a new production on Disney+ called: “Music by John Williams”, which follows the highlights of this legendary composer.
You can also listen below to Elena Distaru’s interview about the Essex DocFest event, which was held at The Colchester Arts Centre:
Plus, you can hear DB Morgan talk about the build-up to the Premiere of Morris Men.
We also feature Steve Dorrington, one of the Directors of the Colchester Film Festival, talk about this exciting event that happened recently.
Additionally, listen (below) to Nick Pelas talking about the last Colchester Independent Short Film competition, which took place at the Curzon cinema in Colchester earlier this year.
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We also interviewed filmmaker Lucy Charlesworth a few weeks ago about her experiences on a BFI filmmaking course based at Signals Media in Colchester, which has led to her working on a blockbuster movie at Pinewood Studios.
The show was broadcast on Colne Radio. Listen to the recordings belows:
Previous shows have included interviews with the stars of the new film Morris Men, produced by filmmaker DB Morgan:
Email: rodneyappleyard@hotmail.com if you have any questions, or suggestions for who could be interviewed for the next edition of Colne Radio’s Movie Makers show.
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Go behind the scenes on DB Morgan’s movie Faith, here:
