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A Room with a View

A Room with a View

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Sep 23, 2026

SweetpeaHOST
28:49
Like, it was more simple.
SweetpeaHOST
28:51
Like, I watched Room with a View the other night.
SweetpeaHOST
28:54
Oh, great film.
BearHOST
28:55
Yes.
Gina BeaversHOST
74:07
We will have to
Timothy HullHOST
74:08
watch Room with a View, though.
Timothy HullHOST
74:11
Of course.
Timothy HullHOST
74:12
That's required viewing and reading.
Joe ReidHOST
74:47
There is a sort of merchant ivory quality to some of their scenes that I really, really loved.
Joe ReidHOST
74:53
I wrote in my piece on Iowa Debris, I said I would kill for the Assyria Brothers to remake A Room with a View after this.
Joe ReidHOST
75:00
I would absolutely love
Chris FeilHOST
75:02
something like that.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
2:32
He's also one of my favorite writers and one of my favorite people.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
2:37
I've known him for quite a while, not that well, but we have a number of interests in common.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
2:44
Chiefly, I suppose, Oscar Wilde.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
2:46
I'm president of the Oscar Wilde Society, and he has played Oscar Wilde on stage.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
4:13
But Dickens and Shakespeare, he's written about them because he's played Dickens, he's played Shakespeare.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
4:19
Have you guessed who he is yet? In the theater, his breakout moment was when he appeared as Mozart in Amadeus at the National Theatre at the end of the 1970s.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
4:31
Famous, of course, for a number of film roles: A Room with a View; Four Weddings and a Funeral, with that wonderful reading of the Auden poem, "Stop all the clocks"; Shakespeare in Love, which I saw again just before Christmas, and he's brilliant in that; Howard's End, Maurice, all those great Merchant Ivory films, and of course, on theater, television.
Gyles BrandrethHOST
4:55
Have you guessed who he is by now? It's Simon Callow.
Margaret Cabourn-SmithHOST
39:07
Yes.
Joanna NearyGUEST
39:07
He plays Lestrade, doesn't he, Rupert Graves? Rupert Gray's and now he's got white hair and so there's that thing like when I'm 15 he was 21 or something and he was so beautiful in Room with a View he played Helena Bonham Carter's brother that was him and then now he's white
Margaret Cabourn-SmithHOST
39:22
haired
Joanna NearyGUEST
39:23
but he's still so beautiful and I just it's so lovely to have that crush when you're little and then it's still there it's
Mylissa FitzsimmonsGUEST
41:56
And I don't think classic filmmaking is done that much anymore.
Mylissa FitzsimmonsGUEST
42:03
And I really think if you can go back and watch these movies, you will see some really great A Room with a View, Remains of the Day, Howard's End, Maurice, but the Bostonians, they're all these, A, come from beautiful books, and B, they're just really good classic, big kind of romps, big films that used to be done that are just not done anymore.
Mylissa FitzsimmonsGUEST
42:30
And then the acting is top-notch, and the stories are just complex.
Mylissa FitzsimmonsGUEST
42:38
beautiful storytelling and the visually they've always been known to be like these kind of amazing visual filmmakers and I just think those types of films don't really aren't made anymore
RoryGUEST
79:29
I mean,
Jack RenaudHOST
79:29
my guess would have been, like, A Room with a View or some shit.
RoryGUEST
79:32
This is 87, right? This movie? 86.
RoryGUEST
79:35
86, I'm sorry.
DavidHOST
80:46
Okay.
Jack RenaudHOST
80:47
But then you have Berenger and Defoe in Platoon.
Jack RenaudHOST
80:51
You have Dennis Hopper in Hoosiers, and then Denholm Elliott in A Room with a View, which, fine, but I do like Denholm Elliott in the Indiana Jones movies, and I like him having an Oscar nomination, so I don't know if I can actually do this.
Jack RenaudHOST
81:09
Hmm.
Eric PeacockHOST
11:45
Number eight, Down and Out in Beverly Hills.
Eric PeacockHOST
11:47
Number nine, A Room with a View.
Eric PeacockHOST
11:48
And number 10, Pretty in Pink.
Eric PeacockHOST
11:50
There's really nothing like Cobra in that top 10 at
Eric GruendemannGUEST
45:25
Probably the thing that I'm most proud of in the last couple of years is I executive produced a movie with James Ivory.
Eric GruendemannGUEST
45:30
I don't know if you guys know who he is, but Merchant Ivory Productions, who made Room with a View.
Eric GruendemannGUEST
45:34
And he's 98.
Eric GruendemannGUEST
45:37
And I was introduced to him and the filmmakers of this cute little movie that we just made called Her Song.
Taylor CoriellGUEST
3:30
to meet their hero who's there for one night only.
Taylor CoriellGUEST
3:34
So it's kind of like Booksmart meets A Room with a View or Bridgerton, if you're not familiar with A Room with a View.
Taylor CoriellGUEST
3:42
It's kind of about gender expression and performance and the ways that we can empower our friends to be their most authentic selves.
Taylor CoriellGUEST
3:50
Yeah, so it's just meant to be like a fun, comforting watch on a rainy day and hopefully it will make you laugh.

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