In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews legendary actor and comedian Dick Van Dyke. They discuss Van Dyke’s unexpected rise to fame, his experiences on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," and his collaborations with Mary Tyler Moore and Stan Laurel. Van Dyke reflects on the differences between acting for television, film, and stage, shares behind-the-scenes stories from "Mary Poppins," and offers insights into the nature of comedy, the importance of cast chemistry, and the challenges of sustaining success in show business.

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews acclaimed playwright and filmmaker David Mamet. Mamet discusses his prolific career in theater, film, and television, sharing insights into his creative process, influences, and experiences in Hollywood. He reflects on his upbringing, work ethic, and the inspiration behind works like "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "Oleanna." The conversation covers the differences between writing for stage and screen, the role of producers, memorable collaborations, and Mamet’s candid views on the industry, offering a fascinating glimpse into his life and artistic philosophy.

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews Tony Award-winning actor Robert Sean Leonard about his early life and career. Leonard shares stories from his childhood in Ridgewood, NJ, his start in theater with the New Players Company, and his transition to professional acting. He discusses key roles on Broadway and in film, memorable collaborations with stars like Cynthia Nixon, Robin Williams, and Vanessa Redgrave, and the challenges and rewards of working in theater. The conversation highlights Leonard’s growth as an actor and the mentors and experiences that shaped his journey.

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews Brooke Adams, acclaimed actress, writer, director, and painter. Brooke reflects on her theatrical upbringing, early acting experiences, and breakthrough film roles, including "Days of Heaven" and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." She discusses the challenges of fame, her passion for theater, and her transition into painting. Brooke also shares personal stories about her family, meeting her husband Tony Shalhoub, and balancing motherhood with her creative pursuits, offering candid insights into her multifaceted career and life in the arts.

In this episode, host Julian Schlossberg welcomes renowned film critic Leonard Maltin and writer-producer Nat Segaloff to discuss their new book, Every Movie Is a Miracle. The conversation explores their nearly 50-year friendship, memorable experiences in the film industry, and the changing landscape of cinema—from the decline of arthouse theaters to the rise of streaming. They share personal anecdotes, favorite films, and insights into film criticism, offering listeners a nostalgic yet thoughtful look at the enduring magic and challenges of movies and moviegoing.

In this special edition of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg celebrates the 50th anniversary of Peggy Lee’s legendary engagement at the Waldorf Astoria’s Empire Room. The episode features a heartfelt interview with Peggy Lee, who reflects on her storied career, her new album "Let's Love," and her experiences in music and film. Listeners are treated to performances of her classic songs and insights into her artistry, songwriting, and collaborations. Special guest Steve Allen joins to share memories and admiration, making this episode a rich tribute to Peggy Lee’s enduring influence and legacy in entertainment.

In this episode of Julian Schlossberg’s Movie Talk, director Adam Nimoy joins Julian for a personal and insightful conversation about his father, the legendary actor, filmmaker, and cultural icon Leonard Nimoy. From his groundbreaking role as Spock in Star Trek to his work as a director, photographer, and author, Adam reflects on Leonard’s legacy both on-screen and off. Hear rarely told stories, childhood memories, and behind-the-scenes perspectives on the man who became one of Hollywood’s most beloved and influential figures in science fiction and entertainment history.

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In part two of this exclusive conversation on Julian Schlossberg’s Movie Talk, acclaimed filmmaker Woody Allen returns to continue his deep dive into the art of storytelling and the craft of cinema. Julian and Woody discuss his creative process, signature humor, and lasting influence on generations of filmmakers. This insightful conclusion offers an intimate look at the mind behind some of Hollywood’s most iconic films and a candid reflection on a lifetime dedicated to writing and directing.

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