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Willow

Willow

1988 filmWikipedia

Search complete. 50 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Willow".

Oct 5, 2026

YennieHOST
31:45
In the book, The Bear and the Nightingale, book one of the Winter Night trilogy, the domovoi of the house can only be seen by the protagonist, Vasya.
SarahHOST
31:55
In the 1988 film Willow by George Lucas, funny that you mentioned that you don't watch Star Wars, Yenny, but we're still bringing George Lucas into this.
SarahHOST
32:03
There you go.
SarahHOST
32:03
And also by Ron Howard, Brownies Ruel and Franjin swear their loyalty to the infant princess Allura Dannon and promise to protect her.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:15
I do, yeah.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:17
So I remembered loving Willow, and to be honest with you, I just really wanted to watch Willow.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:21
So that is the film that we are talking about this Thursday, is 1988's Ron Howard film called Willow, which you can find on Disney+, if you would like to watch along.
TomPANELIST
2:30
Yeah.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:31
Tom.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:54
It was the best feeling ever because Tom doesn't love anything.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:56
I am really intrigued to see what you thought of this film.
Mish WittrupHOST
2:59
So, Tom, what did you think of Willow?
AJ LoCascioPANELIST
12:35
We've been recording for 15 minutes.
AJ LoCascioPANELIST
12:36
In the fantasy film Willow, the
Elyse WillemsHOST
12:39
hero must fight a two-headed dragon.
Elyse WillemsHOST
12:41
What did George Lucas name the dragon and what is the significance of that name?
James WillemsHOST
13:09
Oh,
AJ LoCascioPANELIST
13:09
that's what we do.
AJ LoCascioPANELIST
13:10
Zach, you love Willow.
AJ LoCascioPANELIST
13:12
As a 42-year-old child.
Anna CampbellGUEST
1:37
Yes.
Shane ContoHOST
1:39
But before we dive into talking about the actual film, here's some background on Willow.
Shane ContoHOST
1:46
This was released May 20th, 1988 with a runtime of 126 minutes.
Shane ContoHOST
1:50
It had a budget of $35 million and made $137.6 million.
Anna CampbellGUEST
5:05
you
Shane ContoHOST
5:05
had there's a lot of major studios that turned down george lucas to make this because of films like crawl and legend dragon slayer labyrinth and even things like dark crystal and this there wasn't a whole lot of money being made off of these dark fantasy films even disney had one of its biggest flops with the um with black cauldron so like this is a very interesting time people are going really dark in terms of fantasy but to the rescue just like star wars alan ladd jr um offered up half budget for the so alan ladd and his production studio kept the uh theatrical and television rights
Anna CampbellGUEST
5:51
of Willow and
Shane ContoHOST
5:53
George Lucas and Lucasfilms being George Lucas being very savvy with money kept all home video and pay television rights so
GriffeyHOST
37:53
Legend.
GriffeyHOST
37:53
It's not Willow.
GriffeyHOST
37:54
Willow's the one.
GriffeyHOST
37:55
Willow's the one.
GriffeyHOST
37:56
Willow also has a great...
GriffeyHOST
37:57
Willow also...
GriffeyHOST
37:59
Yeah.
GriffeyHOST
37:59
So Legend is the...
Jack BishopHOST
74:36
He's a little person.
Jack BishopHOST
74:38
He played in the movie Willow.
Jack BishopHOST
74:40
He also played an Ewok in Return of the Jedi.
Cory CliffordHOST
74:45
Okay, I do know who you're talking about now.
Reel Cousins

Reel Cousins

"No Man's Land"

Sep 14 · 2 Mentions

Amir FafiHOST
14:24
Mm.
Maz BatiHOST
14:25
But he took this other movie called Willow, and he also felt that this movie-
Amir FafiHOST
14:29
The curse
Maz BatiHOST
14:29
... was a lot like Grand Theft Auto.
Maz BatiHOST
14:58
Um-
Amir FafiHOST
14:59
Bro, you know what's crazy to me?
Maz BatiHOST
15:01
But Willow, Wil- Willow was with Tom Cruise?
Amir FafiHOST
15:02
Yeah.
DanHOST
11:38
It's Jason Ronald.
DanHOST
11:44
It's the director of Willow.
JamesHOST
11:47
Mate, I just picked the first name that came to my head and went with it.
JamesHOST
11:51
That's how my brain works.

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