Film Fandango

Film Fandango

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Podcast recorded on Thursday 29 March 2012

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Danielle Ward (The Dave Gorman Show) and David Reed (The Penny Dreadfuls) discuss new releases and classic films with one of their comedy pals. Be warned - this is not a review show, it's meandering movie chat.

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David and Danielle have been to see the 'Hunger Games' and comedian and all round angry fellow, Michael Legge waxes lyrical about 'Belleville Rendez-Vous' — Recorded: 29 March 2012 — Duration: 33 minutes 42 seconds

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Thursday 1 March 2012
Danielle and David have been to see Mark Wahlberg's smuggling flick 'Contraband' and have a chat with the man himself. Guest Jim Bob of Carter USM, has brought in his favourite film...

Thursday 8 March 2012
David has been to see 'Cleanskin' and has a chat with the star, Sean Bean. This weeks guest, Dan Maier has brought the Jeff Bridges film 'Fearless' for Danielle and David to watch.

Thursday 15 March 2012
David has been to the film inspired by the book that pretty much all modern sci-fi is based on 'John Carter'. This weeks guest, comedian Tiernan Douieb has brought in 'The Descent' to chat...

Thursday 22 March 2012
Its the long awaited numbers episode! Danielle and David have been to see '21 Jump Street' and this week's guest, Scroobius Pip has brought in his favourite film 'Buffalo '66'.

Thursday 29 March 2012
David and Danielle have been to see the 'Hunger Games' and comedian and all round angry fellow, Michael Legge waxes lyrical about 'Belleville Rendez-Vous'