1 hr
Episode 2.07 Stage 16
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- Entertainment News
In this absolutely jam-packed episode of Stage 16, Shaun and Stuart talk about Loss of Matthew Perry and the loss of all the practical sets at the famed Warner Ranch. Next, Stuart gets Shaun to share some stories from the sets of WILD WILD WEST and THE GLIMMER MAN. Then Shaun decides to share one last Steven Seagal story.
Switching topics, Shaun wonders if we are at the beginning of the end... the end of physical media that is, which leads to a discussion about the downside of streamers, the joys of browsing cover boxes and a new way to do it digitally.
They'll talk about Willl Smith, how the release of Jada Pickett SMith's new book may be compounding the damage to Will's career and whether he can come back from the fallout caused by... his... wife? This leads into a brief conversation about Amber Heard and cancel culture.
They then close out the episode with a discussion of Paramount's mishandling of Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1 and what it means for the sequel, the ever-present question of when audiences will get the next James Bond adventure and, finally, a view of Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon and one last little tidbit about cinema books.
We hope you enjoy!
In this absolutely jam-packed episode of Stage 16, Shaun and Stuart talk about Loss of Matthew Perry and the loss of all the practical sets at the famed Warner Ranch. Next, Stuart gets Shaun to share some stories from the sets of WILD WILD WEST and THE GLIMMER MAN. Then Shaun decides to share one last Steven Seagal story.
Switching topics, Shaun wonders if we are at the beginning of the end... the end of physical media that is, which leads to a discussion about the downside of streamers, the joys of browsing cover boxes and a new way to do it digitally.
They'll talk about Willl Smith, how the release of Jada Pickett SMith's new book may be compounding the damage to Will's career and whether he can come back from the fallout caused by... his... wife? This leads into a brief conversation about Amber Heard and cancel culture.
They then close out the episode with a discussion of Paramount's mishandling of Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1 and what it means for the sequel, the ever-present question of when audiences will get the next James Bond adventure and, finally, a view of Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon and one last little tidbit about cinema books.
We hope you enjoy!
1 hr