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Steve Barron

Steve Barron

Irish filmmaker and music video directorWikipedia

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Sep 21, 2026

Padraig ReynoldsGUEST
29:37
Whatever you guys want in it, let's do it.
Adam GreenHOST
29:39
Was it Steve Barron who had the story about Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits? Yes.
Adam GreenHOST
29:43
When he pitched in the idea for Money for Nothing, one of the most iconic videos.
Adam GreenHOST
29:47
That video was like the face of MTV.
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Sep 18 · 2 Mentions

Adam J. PitzlerHOST
56:38
So let's breeze through the last part of this show, Vernon.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
56:41
The production history directed by Steve Barron.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
56:43
He did Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
56:45
And he also did like some of the best music videos of the 80s.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
57:09
It's so interesting how famous that band is because of that one song and that one video.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
57:14
Yeah.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
57:15
I think Steve Barron deserves a lot of that credit.
Adam J. PitzlerHOST
57:17
He really does, yeah.
Sam SchultzHOST
34:55
yeah but i just think that i think there's moments of all of them where it's like i don't know that little transcendent thing where it's like oh yeah they have like the magic inside of them
Matthew GaydosHOST
35:06
But other, you know, folks who worked on this are the director, Steve Barron, who we've talked about before because he directed some episodes of The Storyteller.
Matthew GaydosHOST
35:15
Is that not Trump's fake name that he uses also? It's
Sam SchultzHOST
35:18
John Barron, maybe.
Matthew GaydosHOST
35:35
And more famously, probably, you know, directed Michael Jackson's Billie Jean video and A-Ha's Take on Me video.
Sam SchultzHOST
35:41
Okay.
Matthew GaydosHOST
35:42
But apparently, you know, according to Brian Henson, Steve Barron, the director, and Sally Menke, the editor, who film school kids know as Quentin Tarantino's main editor, were working on this film, but were both replaced later on, like near the end, by the studios, so that they didn't get to finish the film.
Sam SchultzHOST
36:06
What the heck?
KuntHOST
75:44
Yeah.
RoyHOST
75:45
I did just want to say, those videos, Take On Me and Money for Nothing, Steve Barron, the director, directed both of them.
KuntHOST
75:53
Yeah.
RoyHOST
75:54
The same bloke directed both of those videos.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
11:59
Like, it probably started life as a Ninja Turtle.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
12:01
I'm all Steve Barron.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
12:03
Hey.
Mark O'NeillHOST
12:03
Remember that time I gave you that job that fucking paid for that conservatory?
Mark O'NeillHOST
52:18
Yeah.
Mark O'NeillHOST
52:20
I couldn't tell you who directed The Maltese Falcon, but I do know that the great Steve Barron, the late great Steve Barron, I'm only saying that because I don't know if he's dead.
Mark O'NeillHOST
52:30
I just want to cover my bases.
Mark O'NeillHOST
52:32
He directed the original Ninja Turtles movie.
David AxelHOST
0:36
Today we're delving into the Rogue Reviews archive and releasing an episode we recorded back in 2022 of the sci-fi miniseries Delete, which aired in 2013 and can still be watched on Prime Video.
David AxelHOST
0:48
Directed by Steve Barron, the story follows a young hacker and a reporter as they slowly discover the world is being taken over by a powerful artificial intelligence.
David AxelHOST
0:57
With the help of an FBI agent, they must race against time to put a stop to this malevolent entity.
David AxelHOST
1:02
The series stars an ensemble cast that include Keir Gilchrist, Erin Kaplunk, Ryan Robbins, Jewel Bellows and Matt Frewer.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
44:41
Yeah.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
44:46
uh so mtv obviously becomes a big part of the madonna phenomenon yeah uh burning up was added to the mtv rotation in september of 83 and the steve barron directed the video built around the bold colors and the look of crucifix earrings and rubber bracelets.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
45:12
And that styling with the midriff bearing, the teased hair, that Madonna, that 80s Madonna look.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
45:23
spread through teenage girls like wildfire.
speaker_2HOST
36:19
But the directorial choice here is what I find incredibly fascinating.
speaker_2HOST
36:23
It was directed by a man named Steve Barron.
speaker_3HOST
36:25
Which is a name that might not immediately scream gritty 19th century historical epic.
speaker_2HOST
36:30
Not at all.
speaker_2HOST
36:30
Steve Barron is a legendary music video director.
speaker_2HOST
36:33
He is the visual mind behind Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, A-ha's Take on Me and Bryan Adams' Summer of 69.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
36:40
Very
Dustin MorrowHOST
19:47
He worked a lot.
Dustin MorrowHOST
19:48
And Steve Barron was the other really big one.
Dustin MorrowHOST
19:50
Steve Barron... made the teenage mutant ninja turtles movie and coneheads but will more um importantly be known to you and i as the director of electric dreams
Lisa MolinelliHOST
20:01
oh yeah i love that which is a
Dustin MorrowHOST
20:03
wonderfully underseen uh movie from the 80s that people should seek out and watch if they haven't it's a movie about a guy who ends up in a competition for a girl with his home computer
Lisa MolinelliHOST
20:44
Yeah, he directed a pretty big
Dustin MorrowHOST
20:46
handful of what are considered the most famous music videos of all time.
Dustin MorrowHOST
20:51
So it's really Steve Barron and Russell Mulcahy who are kind of the guys.

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