The Scottish Film Screen Mayhem

Life might be a poor player, but Ian Mckellan and Judi Dench aren't! Paul and Katy enjoy two masters of the form strutting their hour (and hour and thirty minutes) upon the stage but can't help but be distracted by that Palpatine looking porter!
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Not a podcast about Scottish Films. Paul and Katy slither down into the murky depths of 70s cinema for the most violent and sexually explicit Macbeth yet! But could it be the best one so far?
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Not a podcast about Scottish films! This week Paul and Katy find out what a difference a decade can make when it comes to cinematic adaptations of Macbeth. Will the directors be able to do the grand play justice on the small screen? Just who is Michael Jayston so angry with? Find out here!
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Not a podcast about Scottish Films! Hajimemashite! Paul and Katy make for Japan to experience Akira Kurosawa's Throne of Blood. Is it the best adaptation of the bard's tragedy yet? Or has something been lost in translation? Join us as we find out!
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Not a podcast about Scottish Films! Listen here, fellas! We gotta talk about Joe. He's a shady kinda fella, and he's got quite the story! A familiar story. Almost exactly like that old British play by that other fella. Our guy and gal on the scene has the scoop and all the angles!
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Not a podcast about Scottish Films! Paul and Katy review every cinematic adaptation of Macbeth they can lay their hands on. Episode 2 features a live television adaptation of the William Shakespeare play presented as the November 28, 1954 episode of the American anthology series Hallmark Hall of Fame. Directed by George Schaefer, and starring Maurice Evans and Dame Judith Anderson, the production was telecast in color, but has only been preserved on black-and-white kinescope.
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