Damien Chazelle
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Nov 5, 2026
97: Capture the Moment with Jeff Garlin | Jim Norton Can't Save You EP 95
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46:08Jeff GarlinGUEST
I love that.
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46:09Jeff GarlinGUEST
And in the mirror is Damien Chazelle, the writer-director of the movie.
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46:14Jeff GarlinGUEST
Yeah, I was wondering who that was.
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46:15Jeff GarlinGUEST
He's got a mask on.
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46:16Jeff GarlinGUEST
The other guy is the guy who does the scene with him, has a few lines and stuff.
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46:20Jeff GarlinGUEST
But yeah, it's Damien Chazelle.
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46:21Jeff GarlinGUEST
And by the way, you see in that picture, in front of Brad is the camera.
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46:28Jeff GarlinGUEST
which means it's environmental.
What do the Bifa nominations reveal about the UK indie film industry?
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34:34Charles GantGUEST
I'd love to see, you know, a film four be willing to do that.
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34:38Helen SimmonsGUEST
I think, I think as well, that's often, there's this idea that a lot of very successful directors came out the gate with a big debut, but actually a lot of them, whether it's, you know, Greta Gerwig, Barry Jenkins, Damien Chazelle, they all had like their sort of very quiet debut personal very little money
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34:57Wendy MitchellHOST
yeah
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34:58Helen SimmonsGUEST
and it and they then everybody in the marketing campaign pretends that it doesn't exist but every director has to be able to like find their voice and develop and i think it's interesting actually i feel like that you mentioned chubby funny at the start and that ended up getting a biffin on and we made it for like 60 000 pounds back in the day and that was an era where micro budget films were really common and it allowed you know will sharp tom kingsley ben wheatley all these people to have a career and that's sort of gone away i mean boiling point was one example that did really well but i features doesn't exist anymore micro doesn't exist we've everybody's shied away from the idea that you can sort of get a group of friends together and try and make something in two weeks three weeks um but it's often the the thing that gives people a career um because like you say it's so many directors when we first hear about them you know you could look at um reuben osland and if you look at his filmography there's probably films at the start of his career that no one's seen or
Ghost Rider’s Game-Changing Hire, Curry Barker’s Short Film, & More Movie News! - Fireside Fridays
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1:10Grant CrenshawHOST
You know what he shot? What? I guess you can guess and then I'll correct you if you're wrong
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1:16Drew McKinneyHOST
isn't he Damien Chazelle's guy
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1:18Grant CrenshawHOST
he's Damien Chazelle's guy so he did
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1:20Drew McKinneyHOST
First Man he did Babylon and he did La La Land which he won an
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1:23Grant CrenshawHOST
Oscar for which is incredible yeah he did No Time to Die he did Salt Burn he did Wuthering Heights he's done a bunch of stuff he's great he's doing Doom 3 right now so if you think this guy he does Damien Chazelle's stuff what else does he do he does the stuff he does the stuff
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1:38Drew McKinneyHOST
so he's a really high end cinematographer
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1:40Grant CrenshawHOST
yeah Connor Story, the other kind of news with Ghostwriters, Connor Story from Heated Rifle Refame, which I have not seen, is in talks for the villain role in this movie.
UNCLE STEVE JOINS THE SHOW TO BREAK DOWN RECENT HEAT SUCCESS | Hour 2 | 11-05-26
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4:59Mike RizzoHOST
Ewan McGregor, final answer.
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5:01Mike RizzoHOST
Damien, who would you choose there? Oh, sorry.
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5:03Mike RizzoHOST
Number one.
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5:04Mike RizzoHOST
Matt Damon's a good option.
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6:04Colin RussoHOST
Yeah, you have all three.
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6:06Mike RizzoHOST
Yeah, Bourne's great.
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6:07Mike RizzoHOST
You ever seen the Bourne movies, Damien? Yeah, I don't think I saw all of them, but...
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6:10Mike RizzoHOST
Dude, the first one is my favorite, but the other two are great as well.
P.J. Byrne: Sylvester Stallone’s Greater-Than-Fiction Story
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48:59P.J. ByrneGUEST
Those are the jobs I want to do.
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49:00P.J. ByrneGUEST
And the times that I really... do well in film or whatever it's the directors like you know Scorsese or Damien Chazelle or in this one Peter Farley were like they take the handcuffs off and they trust me like alright just go see what he's gonna it's not on this page or if it is just let PJ go like me having handcuffs is not like that also I don't want to do that I'm like there's times where it's written perfectly I'm staying in the script I'm staying in the line and then you can be okay with it yeah no that's fine too but there's times where like you want to be unleashed like you don't know what's gonna happen like let's get lucky
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49:33Tom PapaHOST
has it changed your approach now that most of the auditions are I love it on tape I love it you do I prefer it you do
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49:41P.J. ByrneGUEST
yeah I mean, I feel like I know a lot of these casting people now already because I've been lucky enough to go in those rooms.
Succession S4 E4Dr Ramani Reacts Spoiler Alert ~ Dr. Ramani
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4:51Ramani DurvasulaHOST
So I think that the Marsha, the Marsha character is sort of interesting to watch.
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4:56Ramani DurvasulaHOST
Chazelle wouldn't want her as my stepmother.
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4:58Ramani DurvasulaHOST
But, you know, Carrie was bothering me.
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5:00Ramani DurvasulaHOST
We had to bring her down a few rungs.
The Only Wild Wood in Oregon
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13:31JoshHOST
He has done a lot of great films that I enjoy.
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13:36JoshHOST
He is most known for his collaborations with Damien Chazelle, right? He shot La La Land.
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13:44JoshHOST
He was the cinematographer.
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13:46JoshHOST
He was the cinematographer for Babylon.
The Most Divisive Movies Collaborative Draft
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14:03Danny JarabekGUEST
And yeah.
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14:04Danny JarabekGUEST
um you know it also you know you could look at it like divisive in the sense of damien chazelle has not made a movie since uh so right so commercial wise it probably also backs up that argument in a really strong way
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14:19Ethan SimiHOST
yeah um it's tough our guy our guy is out there in in true director's jail um Yeah, a real stumper on the box office here.
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14:29Ethan SimiHOST
A real stumper in the Academy Awards.
The HARDEST Round of Movie Jeopardy Yet | Ep. 217
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113:15Cam WalshHOST
And then second discussion.
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113:17Cam WalshHOST
kind of thought of this while we were talking La La Land, but do you like when people are like paired together? Like Justin Hurwitz, all his filmography is Damien Chazelle movies.
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113:26Cam WalshHOST
And then we also talked, you know, Emma Stout now with Yorgos.
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113:29Cam WalshHOST
Do you like when people are paired together or would you prefer like, Hey, I want, I want to hear Justin Hurwitz score on a, on a Ryan Coogler movie
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114:49Tyler WhitmoreHOST
Death Wish.
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114:50Tyler WhitmoreHOST
But no, like, because I was like, I don't know, Justin Erwitt's in...
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114:53Tyler WhitmoreHOST
Damien Chazelle is such a great collaboration, but then I'm like, I don't know.
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114:56Tyler WhitmoreHOST
If Ludwig Ornstein was only doing Ryan Coogler stuff and we would have never gotten some of the best scores of all time.
Oscar Confidential: Mark Johnson on Oscar heartbreak, prediction glory and staying a fan at heart
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11:26Rob LucuriaHOST
rough
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11:27Mark JohnsonGUEST
but it was cool though because they did i remember i think it was chris tapley had the variety cover shortly after with Damien Chazelle and Barry Jenkins together because they each won.
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11:38Mark JohnsonGUEST
Chazelle won for director and Jenkins won picture.
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11:42Mark JohnsonGUEST
There was a lot of cool stuff that came from that.
7 MINS LATER
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18:27Mark JohnsonGUEST
And there's so many.
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18:29Mark JohnsonGUEST
One of my favorites, First Man was my favorite film of 2018.
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18:34Mark JohnsonGUEST
As you can tell, I'm a Damien Chazelle.
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18:36Mark JohnsonGUEST
You love Chazelle,
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