The Columbus Moving Picture Show Podcast

Cinevent silent film accompanist David Drazin talks about his career in music. 

Kimberly Truhler discusses her new book Film Noir Style: The Killer 1940s and her interest in costume design in the classic movie era. Michael Haynes makes an announcement about the Final Cinevent.

Luke Yankee wrote a loving tribute to his mother titled Just Outside the Spotlight: Growing Up with Eileen Heckart. He shares stories about her friendship with Marlene Dietrich, working with Marilyn Monroe, and maintaining a work/life balance.

Martin is an old time radio enthusiast and author, as well as a Cinevent dealer. He chats about how to win over new audiences and why he enjoys Cinevent. 

Tommy talks about his transition into film, his friendship with Robert Blake, and how having good parents influenced his life. 

Tommy Cook began his long career in show business at the Pasadena Playhouse and then began working in radio playing juvenile roles. 

Caroline talks with Monika Henreid about her father Paul, what it was like growing up around other celebrity children, and why she chose to make a documentary. 

Caroline talks with Monika Henreid about her father Paul's life and career in anticipation of his day on Summer Under the Stars on TCM August 28th.

Author Richard Barrios discusses his new book West Side Story: The Jets, the Sharks and the Making of a Classic.

We remember Cinevent attendees Charles Van Fossen, Mark Miller and Steve Haynes who are no longer with us.

During this time of isolation, Adam Williams, Caroline and Samantha provide movie recommendations to fill the downtime. 

The Hollywood Poster Auction has worked hand-in-hand with Cinevent for decades. Caroline speaks with Morris Everett, the man who runs the auction.

Caroline Breder-Watts interviews longtime Cinevent attendee and author Scott Eyman about his involvement with the convention over the years.