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Oct 29, 2026
Jay ReeveHOST
It's going to be coming out on Apple TV January 29th next year, obviously.
Jay ReeveHOST
It was announced back in 2024 that the film was going to be directed by Frank Marshall and is an unprecedented look at one of the most successful yet complicated bands in history, which would be fair to say.
Jay ReeveHOST
She ended up being pretty pineapple express in there at one stage, you know.
Duncan HydeHOST
I would love to know whether or not it's warts and all, you know? Or is that one of those scenarios where you're going, you're not putting that in there and then you get a really watered down version of the history of the band?
TroyHOST
It runs really smoothly, and there's a lot of really great recognizable character faces populating this movie.
TroyHOST
almost everyone you can point out is oh i've seen him in that and a couple of others that actually you can name as well but yeah it's a very interesting movie and very well put together and as the knowledge of the situation becomes more public it's on october 22nd 1962 that jfk tells the nation about the missiles and the quarantine and that is about 45 minutes into this 2 hour and 25 minute movie And as it is the 23rd of October, we are going to be watching Alive from 1993, directed by Frank Marshall and starring Ethan Hawke.
TroyHOST
So this is a movie that I have seen prior before.
TroyHOST
I probably had seen it on probably like maybe one of the movie channels or something like that.
Steven Ray MorrisGUEST
Yeah.
Kristen LopezHOST
And so Frank Marshall, who was the co-producer, told the LA Times, quote, "...the creative force of the movie was Stephen.
Kristen LopezHOST
Toby was the director and was on the set every day, but Stephen did the design for every storyboard, and he was on the set every day except for three days when he was in Hawaii with George Lucas." Then, of course, there was an open letter that Spielberg wrote to Hooper in The Hollywood Reporter talking about these misunderstandings that had been said by people that he knew.
Kristen LopezHOST
He was sorry with how things turned out.
DanHOST
They had reshot the ending in Paris to add a big explosion because test audiences wanted more action.
DanHOST
And after 9-11, the studio and producer Frank Marshall decided they couldn't have that explosion in the movie.
DanHOST
So it came out.
DanHOST
So there was an alternate ending beyond this explosion.
David LascherHOST
a special movie.
David LascherHOST
And I mean, Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy.
David LascherHOST
I mean, there's not a duo making films that is like they're like revered.
Ellie KeatsGUEST
They're incredible people and they were such a gift to all of us.
Steven ScarlattaHOST
It could have been some other writers stepping in, you were saying, to help out because April 11th was the writer's strike.
Steven ScarlattaHOST
But the movie was officially announced in April 1981 that Spielberg would re-team with producer Frank Marshall for Poltergeist.
Steven ScarlattaHOST
And Toby Hooper's name is announced.
Steven ScarlattaHOST
May 11th, principal photography begins in Simi Valley.
Steven ScarlattaHOST
I never heard about a magic consultant until I read
Max EvryGUEST
this being hired.
Max EvryGUEST
Well, funnily enough, uh frank marshall is also a magician really and he performs under the name dr fantasy and at the very end of the movie poltergeist you can see on the holiday inn marquee it says dr fantasy tonight
Josh MillerHOST
wow
Dave WheelerHOST
The synopsis for the documentary reads, quote, Following their fortuitous meeting in 1974, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsay Buckingham, and Stevie Nicks reflect on their uncompromising 50-plus year history, from their record-breaking recordings and tours, including never-before-seen footage and exclusive new interviews, through to today.
Dave WheelerHOST
Frank Marshall is directing the documentary, which is called Fleetwood Mac, The Chain, and is set to debut on Apple TV on January 29th.
Dave WheelerHOST
Spring, summer,
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26.
Sandy AdomaitisHOST
The story was by Steven Spielberg and directed by Toby Hooper.
Sandy AdomaitisHOST
It was also produced by Spielberg and Frank Marshall.
Sandy AdomaitisHOST
Steven wanted to direct Poltergeist, but he was actually directing E.T. at the time, and contractually, he wasn't allowed to direct two movies at the same time.
Terry SampsonHOST
I'd like to think he was just afraid to direct it.
LisaHOST
That should be fiery.
LisaHOST
It has been directed by five-time Academy Award nominee Frank Marshall.
LisaHOST
It's been a couple of years in the making and it is, they say, the definitive... an unprecedented look at Fleetwood Mac's story, bringing together voices, memories and perspectives of all the members of the band.
RussellHOST
I'm hoping warts and all because there's a lot of warts to
Francesca RudkinHOST
Five-time Academy nominee...
Francesca RudkinHOST
Frank Marshall is going to direct the film.
Francesca RudkinHOST
It's going to be out in January next year.
Francesca RudkinHOST
And for the first time ever, Fleetwood Mac is telling their story in their own words.
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