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Kill Reel
Kill Reel isn’t just a podcast — it’s a backstage pass to the minds of filmmakers, writers, and performers who live and breathe cinema. Each week, guests from across the industry — from an HBO’s True Detective writer to character actors currently on the big screen — join host Kelly Griffin to talk about the films that shaped them. Through segments like Defend This, Now Playing (In My Brain), and Remake & Recast, we dig into the movies our guests love (even if nobody else does), explore how cinema influences their work, and reimagine what once was. Whether it’s a forgotten flop or a cult favori...
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Aug 9, 2025
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Episodes
Coffee, Characters, and True Detective: Graham Gordy Talks Shop 09.08.2025 1:53:05
On this episode of Kill Reel , writer/actor Graham Gordy ( True Detective , Rectify , Antiquities ) invites you into the world behind the camera — where sharp wit meets Southern grit, and stories live long after the credits roll. From the hustle of L.A. auditions to creating acclaimed TV dramas, Gordy reflects on the triumphs, challenges, and the films that shaped his storytelling soul. Rich with...
Blood, Guts, and Character Work: Jason Scott Morgan Rolls Tape 15.07.2025 1:02:02
Lights, camera... killer first guest. Actor Jason Scott Morgan kicks off Kill Reel by diving deep into the movies that made him fall in love with storytelling, acting, and the kind of unforgettable scenes that never quite leave your brain. You’ve seen Jason on Chicago P.D. , and you can currently catch him holding his own alongside Nick Offerman in Sovereign , throwing heat with Stephen Lang , Har...
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