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Akiva Goldsman

Akiva Goldsman

American screenwriter and film producerWikipedia

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Sep 16, 2026

Rudi GreenbergHOST
30:59
Some of these would happen after this movie.
Rudi GreenbergHOST
31:01
Um, she actually eventually left the project though because Griffin Dunne- ... kind of kept wanting to take the movie on more of a dark path, and was replaced by two writers, Akiva Goldsman, who returned for this one, and Adam Brooks.
Rudi GreenbergHOST
31:14
Uh, Dunn wanted to make the film darker, as I mentioned, with might ex- might explain some of the tonal issues.
Sophie VershbowHOST
31:21
Ah.

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Sophie VershbowHOST
38:39
Mm-hmm
Rudi GreenbergHOST
38:40
... kind of working in series, has worked with both of them before, so kind of understandable why she would get this gig.
Rudi GreenbergHOST
38:46
Akiva Goldsman, who I mentioned earlier, who had a credit on the original Practical Magic, uh, also gets a credit on this script.
Rudi GreenbergHOST
38:52
He won an Oscar for A Beautiful Mind, also has done the aforementioned Batman Forever that Nicole Kidman was in and, uh, another adaptation of The Da Vinci Code.
BrianHOST
4:21
Yeah, I, I couldn't see that either.
BrianHOST
4:23
And another director considered was Akiva Goldsman, who did, like, Batman Forever and Batman & Robin.
BrianHOST
4:28
[chuckles] It was just hard to believe either of those people directing this movie.
AshwinHOST
4:33
Yeah.
Joey BraccinoHOST
48:48
That's the beauty of Star Trek.
Joey BraccinoHOST
48:50
There isn't one way to be a fan." And- I, I, I feel that way as someone who, whose, whose version of Star Trek that got them into really diving deep into Star Trek was the most recent iterations that the Akiva Goldsman, um, was doing with Discovery and Strange New Worlds and the Picard show on Paramount Plus, right? Like, I started watching Discovery during the pandemic and I just like chewed through all of those seasons that were available.
Joey BraccinoHOST
49:23
And, you know, Strange New Worlds has kind of brought me back to the original in a, in a fantastic way as to...
Joey BraccinoHOST
49:30
And it's gotten me to go back, and I re-watched all the movies too.
Millie De ChiricoHOST
33:18
Yeah.
Casey O'BrienHOST
33:19
Screenplay by Wye- Robin Swicord, Akiva Goldsman, Adam Brooks.
Casey O'BrienHOST
33:23
It's based on the book Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman.
Casey O'BrienHOST
33:26
And there's a few of these books.
BrianHOST
34:00
But, I mean, it could have been.
BrianHOST
34:01
I mean, I called Akiva Goldsman.
BrianHOST
34:03
I suggested he might be a liar in that one.
BrianHOST
34:05
Also, we're recording fairly close to the release of that one, even though this is coming out months later.

21 MINS LATER

BrianHOST
55:00
I rescind my demand that Paramount end everything.
BrianHOST
55:05
the Strange New Worlds experiment by not doing Star Trek Year One.
BrianHOST
55:08
I don't know if you heard about this, Kristen, but Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonzo Myers had pitched continuing Strange New Worlds as Star Trek Year One, the first year of Captain Kirk's mission, which apparently would have not been the first season of the original series, which whatever.
BrianHOST
55:23
Because I think we deserve an episode where Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock are in a Love Island situation.
Matt HannahHOST
12:33
Yeah.
HannahHOST
12:34
So the screenplay for the movie is written by Akiva Goldsman, Georgia Pritchett, and Kelly Marcel, based off the 2021 novel, The Book of Magic, which is the fourth book in the Practical Magic series.
Matt HannahHOST
12:47
Huh.
Matt HannahHOST
12:47
Okay.
Marc FarquharHOST
21:26
Mm.
Paul DayHOST
21:26
According to co-writer Akiva Goldsman, the director's cut was a darker take on the material, and due to the marketing of Warner Brothers and extensive editing, it finally ended up a different version.
Paul DayHOST
21:36
Goldsman lost his copy of the original cut, like I said.
Darren HorneHOST
21:40
[laughs]
Brett ArnoldHOST
48:53
... artfully thought of.
Brett ArnoldHOST
48:55
I mean, it's Akiva, Akiva Goldsman, famously kind of a hack screenwriter but has written some good stuff.
Jesse HassengerHOST
49:01
Yes.
Brett ArnoldHOST
49:01
He's back, and it just has that same shaggy quality that the first one has where it's just, like, jumping from thing to thing, and it goes on different-
StephHOST
33:34
Mm-hmm.
AlexHOST
33:34
Um, and the, the writer, Akiva Goldsman, who wrote the, the, uh, the sequel, he said, "I actually really think that Vincent, who doesn't quite make it into the movie but sort of almost made it into the movie, is a really interesting-
StephHOST
33:47
Hmm
AlexHOST
33:47
... character.
Brose AvardGUEST
29:41
They re- they reimagined the visuals as I imagined it in my head when I read the book.
Benjamin NorrisHOST
29:46
The screenplay was written by Akiva Goldsman, who did the first film, but then also they brought in a couple of other directors-
Brose AvardGUEST
29:53
Just quickly, you know what else Akiva Goldsman wrote?
Benjamin NorrisHOST
29:55
Batman.
Brose AvardGUEST
29:56
Bat- Batman Forever, Batman and Robin.

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