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Memoirs Of A Geisha

Memoirs Of A Geisha

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Sep 20, 2026

Nadine Eckert-BouletNARRATOR
37:11
That morning at the station a poster in large letters caught his eye.
Nadine Eckert-BouletNARRATOR
37:16
The geisha was to be performed for the first time.
Nadine Eckert-BouletNARRATOR
37:20
He thought of this and went to the theatre.
Nadine Eckert-BouletNARRATOR
37:22
"'It's quite possible she may go to the first performance,' he thought.
Rudi GreenbergHOST
30:47
he got this, this job.
Rudi GreenbergHOST
30:49
It was written by Robin Swicord, Swicord, Swicord, I guess, um, who wrote adaptations of Little Women, Matilda, Memoirs of a Geisha-
Sophie VershbowHOST
30:57
Oh my God
Rudi GreenbergHOST
30:58
...
KJ KindlerGUEST
12:27
Yeah, there's definitely a couple that, that I absolutely loved.
KJ KindlerGUEST
12:31
One, one the very first year I was here, it was from the movie Memoirs of a Geisha, and it was very-
Chris PlankHOST
12:38
Wow
KJ KindlerGUEST
12:38
... unique and very different.
CathyHOST
7:42
wrote the script was huge for literary adaptations.
CathyHOST
7:46
So her notable screenplays included Little Women in 94, Matilda in 96, obviously Practical Magic in 98, Memoirs of a Geisha 2005, Curious Cases of Benjamin Button 2008, earning her an Oscar nomination.
CathyHOST
8:00
And she wrote and directed the Jane Austen Book Club.
CathyHOST
8:02
So she's got huge pedigree here.
Emily St. JamesHOST
19:31
The LA Film Critics Association gave it to Vera Farmiga for Down to the Bone, a movie that was never going to get Oscar nominations.
Emily St. JamesHOST
19:39
The runner-up in New York was Zhang Zai, not for Memoirs of a Geisha, but for 2046, which she's very good in.
Emily St. JamesHOST
19:46
She's good in that, yeah.
Emily St. JamesHOST
19:48
But that was also not going to get Oscar nominations.

7 MINS LATER

Emily St. JamesHOST
26:25
in her shoes you know cameron was supposed to be in there uh elizabeth town kirsten was supposed to be in
Teri GambleGUEST
26:32
there yeah
Emily St. JamesHOST
26:34
upside of anger joan allen you know so like it's a bunch of people where everyone was like this is these are going to be in there and then those movies just don't do very well arguably memoirs of a geisha falls oh that was supposed to be a big player too so it is it is just literally i reese kind of wins by default even though i think she's great and she's great yeah
Teri GambleGUEST
26:54
everyone saw that movie yeah it
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Sep 11 · 1 Mention

JasminHOST
11:29
Now, the writers here, we have Nicholas Kazan, known for Bicentennial Man.
JasminHOST
11:33
We have Robin Secord, best known for various literary adaptations, Little Women, Memoirs of a Geisha, which, yikes.
JasminHOST
11:42
When I found out about that, I was really...
JasminHOST
11:46
I was really gutted because we all love that book somehow.
JanelleAUDIENCE
32:36
I think that's pretty outrageous.
JanelleAUDIENCE
32:38
So what about Memoirs of a Geisha? Do you think that all Japanese people are going to pretty much blow up because of this Geisha movie that's out? It's all
Dave OlivaGUEST
32:46
entertainment.
Dave OlivaGUEST
32:47
I don't know about it.
Dave OlivaGUEST
32:53
What's she talking about?
Phil HendrieHOST
32:54
I don't
JanelleAUDIENCE
32:55
know, it's some book, right? Memoirs of a Geisha.
JanelleAUDIENCE
32:56
It's a great book.
James DeakinsHOST
0:59
[instrumental music] Today we're speaking with a writer and director.
James DeakinsHOST
1:05
Her credits include Matilda, Memoirs of a Geisha, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and she's directed The Jane Austen Book Club and Wakefield.
James DeakinsHOST
1:16
We're pleased to welcome Robin Swicord.
James DeakinsHOST
1:19
Robin, thank you for doing this.

54 MINS LATER

Roger DeakinsHOST
55:05
So all right.
Roger DeakinsHOST
55:06
So how does, how does that compare...
Roger DeakinsHOST
55:09
I mean, y- th- uh, talking about Wakefield, and then you look at Memo- Memoirs of a Geisha-
Robin SwicordGUEST
55:16
Uh, mm-hmm
NadeemHOST
43:33
a more polished version of this
MitaHOST
43:36
of this and like it's still not incredible yeah like i watched the gentleman this week and i messaged you after because there's a film i don't know if anyone's heard about this nadim loves a film titled memoirs of a geisha
NadeemHOST
43:48
love memoirs of a geisha
MitaHOST
43:50
and like while we both agree memoirs of a geisha is not like an amazing movie you like just love it i i don't quite understand it but you i don't
NadeemHOST
43:59
either because i'm such a film snob
MitaHOST
44:02
yeah but i've I really like Memoirs of a Geisha.
MitaHOST
44:03
You really love
NadeemHOST
44:04
it.
John AhernHOST
61:34
And I gave you a, I never do this to you, but I texted you and I gave you a little trigger warning.
Bubba OgbornHOST
61:39
You said Memoirs of a Geisha has scenes in it where they break a woman's foot.
John AhernHOST
61:45
I said, Brandon, Rory Scoville has a new stand-up special called Show Must Go On.
John AhernHOST
61:53
Came out past week or two.

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