Drew Goddard
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Oct 12, 2026
speaker_1HOST
It really is, and that rests entirely on the shoulders of directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller.
speaker_2HOST
Along with the script adapted by Drew Goddard.
speaker_1HOST
Yes, Goddard is crucial here.
speaker_2HOST
That specific triad of talent right there is the only reason this outcome was possible.
speaker_3HOST
Yes.
speaker_3HOST
Why does it matter that Drew Goddard co-wrote the script with Andy Weir? It signals to the diehard fans that the tone of the book will be protected.
speaker_4HOST
Right.
speaker_4HOST
Goddard did the screenplay for The Martian.
speaker_3HOST
Yes.
speaker_2HOST
And a script adapted by Drew Goddard alongside Andy Weir himself.
speaker_3HOST
Right.
speaker_2HOST
Starring Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace, you know, that junior high science teacher turned lone astronaut tasked with literally saving Earth from a solar dimming ice age.
JarredHOST
..." Leave Me." Never leave me, Eddy.
JarredHOST
This episode first aired 26th of November, 2002, written by Drew Goddard and directed by David Solomon.
JarredHOST
Over to you, Eddy.
EdwinaHOST
This is a full spoiler podcast.
AC WilsonHOST
I can imagine.
speaker_7HOST
You have Ridley Scott directing the 2015 film adaptation starring Matt Damon with a screenplay by Drew Goddard.
AC WilsonHOST
What a team.
speaker_7HOST
And the premise is universally gripping, right? Astronaut Mark Watney is stranded alone on Mars, and he has to figure out how to survive while NASA scrambles to mount a rescue mission.
speaker_7HOST
The audience's brain does the emotional math for you.
AC WilsonHOST
That's incredible.
speaker_7HOST
And Drew Goddard and Ridley Scott understood this psychological mechanism perfectly.
speaker_7HOST
They knew they didn't need Watney to narrate a 10-minute monologue about how terrifying it is that his habitat might depressurize.
John RochaHOST
but this is i mean listen we all are thinking of him and i think that's that's just a human from a human level but there's also the reality of a business level here jeff and that's what i'm kind of asking about is there a delay that is too long that eventually warner brother and because this stuff that we can't talk about behind the scenes that we know about if this gets even more serious then this is a conversation that needs to happen so do you think that that is a possibility down the road.
John RochaHOST
Some people have mentioned Drew Goddard because he's good friends with him.
John RochaHOST
I mean, Lauren LaFranc is a possibility of what she did with Penguin.
John RochaHOST
I don't think Goddard makes any sense of that.
Grace RandolphHOST
Okay.
Grace RandolphHOST
The Matrix 5, Drew Goddard is scripting.
Grace RandolphHOST
They've gotten the Wachowski sisters out of there.
Grace RandolphHOST
Um, they must feel the script still needs work.
Grace RandolphHOST
On this one, take your time, because the last Matrix was so god-awful.
Grace RandolphHOST
Um, people need time to recover anyway, so it's fine.
Grace RandolphHOST
Um, and you know, Drew Goddard's not infallible, so, but you know, these are like, I'm like, whoa, and the fact that they're not greenlit is kind of crazy to me.
Grace RandolphHOST
All right, now, these are the, so these are the movies that are actually close to being real.
speaker_2HOST
While he uses every ounce of his scientific knowledge to survive, his plight inspires an international rescue mission back on Earth.
speaker_3HOST
The text highlights Drew Goddard's acclaimed screenplay here.
speaker_3HOST
Goddard was handed source material that is, frankly, incredibly dense.
speaker_2HOST
So dense.
Matthew JacksonHOST
the one to point out that one of my favorite final girls, 'cause the, the whole thing i- I love the scene where, uh...
Matthew JacksonHOST
Oh, God, what's his name? Randy.
Matthew JacksonHOST
Randy is explaining-
Stephen Graham JonesGUEST
Yeah
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Stephen Graham JonesGUEST
... just, that just- That changed me, like, just 1% less than all three of these films changed me, I think.
Stephen Graham JonesGUEST
Uh, Cabin in the Woods blows me away every time, every time I watch it.
Stephen Graham JonesGUEST
And it wa- it blows me away also that Goddard and Whedon wrote it pretty much in a weekend, I think.
Stephen Graham JonesGUEST
Just they went into a hotel room and kicked it out, you know?
Michael WilsonHOST
Well, uh, yeah, we'll get into it, uh, properly, but I just wanna start by giving a little bit of background, as I always do.
Michael WilsonHOST
So Bad Times at the El Royale is a 2018 American neo-noir thriller film written, directed, and co-produced by Drew Goddard.
Michael WilsonHOST
Uh, the hyperlink-style film follows six strangers and an employee at the El Royale, a hotel located along the California/Nevada border, whose secrets intersect on a night in the late 1960s.
Michael WilsonHOST
Uh, I did have to look up what hyperlink cinema is.
Michael WilsonHOST
Well, uh, my experience is much the same as yours.
Michael WilsonHOST
I do, uh, as, as I said kind of off-air, I did watch it, not at the cinema, but just when it came out to rent when it was first out.
Michael WilsonHOST
Um, I'm a big fan of Drew Goddard.
Michael WilsonHOST
I really loved The Cabin in the Woods and his work on things like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and things like that, various geeky things.
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