Mark and Me Podcast

Shoe polish-smelling motherf*cker. On this episode we speak to Brian O'Halloran. Brian talks to us about his acting career and how becoming Dante came about. This interview was recorded on set on the upcoming movie Madness in the Method. We assure you we are open. Please support the Mark and Me Podcast here https://www.patreon.com/Markandme

Hello Clarice On this episode we speak to one of the greatest actors of all time Sir Anthony Hopkins. Sir Anthony Hopkins talks to us about his love for the theatre, film, music and art, as well as giving us an insight into his childhood and his experience in the industry. This is a world exclusive first ever movie podcast appearance so i hope you enjoy Check out Sir Anthony Hopkins artwork here:...

B-Movie Hero. On this episode we speak to the President of Troma Entertainment Lloyd Kaufman. Lloyd talks to us about the history behind Troma and all about his time working with James Gunn, as well as giving us an insight into his childhood and times in the industry. This is a must listen to anyone that loves horror and low budget classic movies Please support the Mark and Me Podcast here https:/...

Birdman. On this episode we speak to the star of Sesame Street, the one and only Big Bird himself Caroll Spinney. Caroll takes us through his time on the street, discusses his favourite Big Bird moments, tells us about his time working with Jim Henson, as well as giving us an insight into his childhood. This is a must listen to anyone that ever grew up watching Sesame Street Please support the Mar...

Angelic 2 the Core.  On this episode we talk with a man who once described himself as “famous before he even knew his own name”, the star of many great 80’s films – Corey Feldman. Corey discusses his film career and opens up about his angels, music, his spirituality and his feelings on the current state of the World. Don’t miss this one, in fact – Go 4 It! Please support the Mark and Me Podcast he...

We need to talk about Kevin. On the debut podcast we talk to filmmaker Kevin Smith, from 1994’s “Clerks” all the way through to this year’s “Yoga Hosers”. What have Kevin Smith and his films meant to Mark? What would Kevin change about his career? And, perhaps most importantly, who should a filmmaker make films for – a studio, an audience or themselves? Please support the Mark and Me Podcast here...