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The Great Beauty

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Search complete. 13 mentions across 7 episodes found for "The Great Beauty".

Oct 13, 2026

Craig WalkerGUEST
13:05
When I was thinking of, you know, things I could recommend that wouldn't make you bad or [laughs] deformed, I thought Tintin.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:12
Um, a film I'm very, very fond of is an Italian film called La Grande Bellezza by Paolo Sorrentino.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:18
It came out in 2013.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:20
Won the best film foreign, uh, category award for the Academy Awards that year.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:47
And, uh, it's intensely beautiful.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:49
I, I would really recommend that to everyone.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:51
Maybe not year eight, but, uh, La Grande Bellezza is fantastic.
Craig WalkerGUEST
13:54
Uh, an author, I mean, my favorite writer, and I used to have her portrait hanging in my office, is Dorothy Parker, who was a, a 20th century American critic, poet, screenwriter.
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Oct 3 · 3 Mentions

Dale BasyeHOST
10:26
deep as
Anna NicholasHOST
10:28
this movie or as The Great Beauty, also starring Tony Servillo.
Dale BasyeHOST
10:32
Was that the film he did prior to this?
Anna NicholasHOST
10:34
Yes.
Anna NicholasHOST
10:35
Yes.
Anna NicholasHOST
10:35
Right.
Anna NicholasHOST
10:36
Which we reviewed also, The Great Beauty, another beautiful Sorrentino film.
Anna NicholasHOST
10:40
Oh, gorgeous.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
15:05
At year's end, the Best Picture Oscar went to 12 Years a Slave.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
15:09
And the Foreign Language Film Oscar went to The Great Beauty, which was also awarded the same award by BAFTA and the Golden Globes.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
15:18
More about that later.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
15:19
And I

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Bil AntoniouHOST
90:26
Yeah.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
90:27
Moving on, we have a major movie that did not win awards.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
90:32
The Great Beauty, La Grande Bellezza by Paolo Sorrentino from Italy in co-production with France.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
90:40
We'll talk about Sorrentino more in this show when we talk about The Consequences of Love from 2004.
Maria Martinez-BayonaGUEST
11:51
So it's Far La More by Rafaela Carrá, but it's a Bob Sinclair mix.
Maria Martinez-BayonaGUEST
11:59
And it appears in the Great Beauty's birthday song, kind of appearance of all the characters.
Maria Martinez-BayonaGUEST
12:07
I remember, like, I burst out laughing in the cinema.
Maria Martinez-BayonaGUEST
12:10
It was just very, very funny, the whole thing.
Antonio IannottaGUEST
42:05
because the movie is about the President of the Republic, played by Tony Servillo, and the director is Paolo Sorrentino.
Antonio IannottaGUEST
42:14
And this is his best work since The Great Beauty, that won the Academy Award for International Film.
Antonio IannottaGUEST
42:21
What we can expect, Beth? Finally, we can see a good, moral, ethical politician at work.
Antonio IannottaGUEST
42:29
So this politician, this Presidente della Repubblica, is in his last six months of his term.
Henry AbosiGUEST
46:54
If you watch that film, it's so architectural.
Henry AbosiGUEST
46:57
Italian films, or La Grande Bellezza, which is a Sorrentino film, which is very architectural.
Henry AbosiGUEST
47:03
So sometimes moments in a film will just capture my imagination and I'll hold on to that And I'll sort of bring that in when it's time to do a building.
Henry AbosiGUEST
47:12
And the scale and the way that the proportions worked in that actually helped me put spaces together.
Barbara SabaGUEST
3:45
Since I moved to LA, Many years ago, Sorrentino, one of the biggest directors in Italy, he's from Naples originally, but he's deeply in love with Rome.
Barbara SabaGUEST
3:58
He wrote and directed the movie, La Grande Bellezza, The Great Beauty.

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Barbara SabaGUEST
26:16
In Rome, there are so many things that, Lately, a lot of specific tours have been offered.
Barbara SabaGUEST
26:29
For example, the tour about the life of Anna Magnani.
Barbara SabaGUEST
26:33
All the spots where Anna Magnani shot movies or film movies or she lived.
Barbara SabaGUEST
26:43
Anna Magnani is the... uh first of all the first uh oscar winner actress italian actress she won the oscar in 1955 with the rosa too and uh so it was a big achievement and she was such a such a diva she says oh i don't care it's fine i think think I deserved it but you know with distance so she was fantastic but she is the face of Mama Roma so a tour about her I think it's interesting as it's interest it would be interesting seeing the corners of Rome that have not been have not been so touristy.
Barbara SabaGUEST
27:30
So the parts of Trastevere, parts of the center, not necessarily the line at Vatican City.

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