Celluloid Pudding

In episode #4 of The Celluloid Pudding Podcast, we examine the 1982 film The World According to Garp, and consider some great themes the movie (and the book) throw at viewers. Is it a film ahead of its time? Or a film that time forgot? We aim to find out. Join us!

Bonus episode where we briefly discuss the contributions of Hollywood legends Betty White, Sidney Poitier, and Peter Bogdanovich. We look forward to honoring their work in future episodes.

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Arguably one of Billy Wilder’s greatest cinematic achievements is his film The Apartment. In this episode we talk about the exquisite cinematography, the outstanding performances, and also the social milieu of the time (1960) and how much has changed—and maybe hasn’t changed—since that time. We are super excited to discuss this cinematic gem.

We will have a look at Billy Wilders masterpiece The Apartment. This will be a fun movie to talk about, and we guarantee you’ll want to watch it immediately.

We continue our discussion of the The Innocents. Join us as we dissect this film to bits.

Part 1. In our bonus episode of Celluloid Pudding we discuss the 1961 film The Innocents. We chose this film to expand upon the time-honored tradition of telling ghost stories around Christmas. Sam and Beth—that’s us!—hope to regale listeners with anecdotes, trivia and observations as we explore this confounding masterpiece. Please check out Part 2 as we delve more deeply into this fascinating tal...

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