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Black Widow

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Sep 17, 2026

James StaceyHOST
52:12
I think it's gnarlier than people might be ready for necessarily, but I'll read the, the Wikipedia.
James StaceyHOST
52:17
Furious is an American crime drama television series created by Elizabeth Merryweather and loosely inspired by the f- 1987 film, Black Widow.
James StaceyHOST
52:25
The, the series stars Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent, Alice Black, alongside Lola Petticrew as a calculating serial killer, Catherine Grace.
James StaceyHOST
52:33
Also stars, uh, Quincy Tyler Bernstein, who if you don't know her, she absolutely, like from the first scene in this show, she's, you know, batting 1,000.
Maria SharapovaHOST
0:40
Emmy Rossum got her start in show business in the Metropolitan Opera Children's Chorus, where she learned that performance requires discipline.
Maria SharapovaHOST
0:47
As a teenager, she broke into film, and she held her own on projects with legends like Sean Penn and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Maria SharapovaHOST
0:55
She spent most of her 20s starring in the hit TV series, Shameless, where she developed the confidence to advocate for equal pay.
Maria SharapovaHOST
1:03
And now, in her 30s, she's taking her career into her own hands more than ever.

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Emmy RossumGUEST
34:53
Mm-hmm
Maria SharapovaHOST
34:53
...
Maria SharapovaHOST
34:53
in the film adaptation of Phantom of the Opera.
Emmy RossumGUEST
34:56
Mm-hmm.
Liz MeriwetherGUEST
36:19
That's really funny.
Andy GreenwaldHOST
36:20
Let's, uh, I wanna go back to the beginning because, you know, when the, when the show was announced and the show premiered, there was a lot of talk about a, to my mind, I, I did not know the film Black Widow.
Andy GreenwaldHOST
36:28
I did not remember it.
Andy GreenwaldHOST
36:29
And I wondered if you could talk a little bit about the genesis of the project.
Andy GreenwaldHOST
36:32
Was one of you a secret Black Widow obsessive? Wa- h- how did, how did, how did the project come together, and how did you two partner on it?
Liz MeriwetherGUEST
36:39
Well, you are a black widow, right? [laughs]
Emmy RossumGUEST
36:41
Yes.
Emmy RossumGUEST
36:41
Yes, I've killed so many of my husbands.
Alison StewartHOST
4:42
How did you meet Liz Meriwether?
Emmy RossumGUEST
4:44
I met Liz because I watched this movie, Black Widow, when I was looking for a next project.
Emmy RossumGUEST
4:52
I was...
Emmy RossumGUEST
4:54
You know, I, I have a smaller production company.
Emmy RossumGUEST
5:07
So I was like, "Well, what, what are we gonna do? What, what, what, you know, what corners of the library are people not looking in that we can look in?" So we started looking through the back catalogs of all these great film studios and looking at the great movies that they had made in the '80s and '90s, a lot of which were these propulsive thrillers, that we knew the market is desiring of these thrillers now.
Emmy RossumGUEST
5:32
What can we find that's a good skeleton? So we spent one summer just watching tons and tons of movies based on loglines.
Emmy RossumGUEST
5:40
Um, and Black Widow was this movie, um, that we watched with Deborah Winger and Theresa Russell.
Emmy RossumGUEST
5:47
And when I watched it, it was the perfect skeleton.
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:04
Hello and welcome to the Justin Hamilton podcast.
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:07
On today's episode, the fabulous Adam Richard joins me to discuss a film that's been out for a few weeks, The End of Oak Street.
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:15
We recorded this initially for my Patreon subscribers, but...
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:22
I feel like this film has slipped between the cracks a little bit and I would kind of like to encourage people to maybe go and check it out in the cinema where they can and have a good time.
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:35
I think it's a really fun film and yeah, you know...
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:41
Australians are going back to the cinema in record numbers.
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:45
You're enjoying going out there.
Justin HamiltonHOST
1:48
We're finding films that we can have a sense of community with and have some fun.
Media MelanieHOST
24:55
She was in love.
Media MelanieHOST
24:56
She was 14.
Media MelanieHOST
24:57
I would imagine the guy was older, probably filmed this.
Media MelanieHOST
25:00
Dani said, I think you knew this was out there.
Media MelanieHOST
25:02
So she probably knew it was being recorded.
Laura MillerGUEST
33:01
And then to finally catch the killer.
Brent BamburyHOST
33:04
Just for context, it's loosely based on an old Bob Rafelson movie from the 80s called Black Widow.
Brent BamburyHOST
33:12
What was that film like? Was it similar at all to Furious?
Laura MillerGUEST
33:15
Well, that was what they would call an erotic thriller.
Sandy AdamitisHOST
1:42
I think that was last year.
Sandy AdamitisHOST
1:44
Anyway, Furious stars Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent, Alice Blaque, I like her initials, AB, and is an eight-episode psychological thriller crime drama inspired by the 1987 film Black Widow.
Sandy AdamitisHOST
2:06
Now, Black Widow was a thriller written by Jack Pearson, directed by Bob Rafelson, and it starred Debra Winger and Theresa Russell.
Sandy AdamitisHOST
2:19
It was about a federal investigator who becomes obsessed with tracking down a woman who marries wealthy men and murders them.
Sandy AdamitisHOST
2:28
The cast is great in Furious.
Media MelanieHOST
32:14
Intense, insane penultimate episode of television and I can't wait to see where this finale goes, and I'm really hoping we get renewal news here.
Media MelanieHOST
32:24
This is loosely based on the 1987 film Black Widow, but it's been completely changed, and I think with a lot of these things that are initially talked about as a limited series, there's definitely a lot of potential for them to come back.
Media MelanieHOST
32:35
So we need renewal news on this show.
Media MelanieHOST
32:39
These characters are just cooking, and they couldn't cook without the incredible writing, and they couldn't cook together without this chemistry that they've built.

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