Interests and Hobbies: Film, Radio, Books, Music, You
Movies and Shows: Citizen Kane, City Lights, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Sunrise, Solaris, La Dolce Vita, Dog Star Man, Weekend, Aguirre: The Wrath of God, Chinatown, Taxi Driver, Obaltan, Persona,
Music: György Ligeti, The Shins, The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Ramones, Roxy Music, David Bowie,
Books: Anna Karenina, Catch-22, The Catcher In The Rye, Slaughterhouse-Five, To the Lighthouse, The Red and the Black, The Devil to Pay in the Backlands,
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In this documentary the awesome Paul Merton looks at the early life and work of Alfred Hitchcock. It concentrates mainly on his London made movies. I was very impressed with this show! Not much out there about his early films, so I dig this very much. Well done. I also really liked this documentary featuring a interesting mix of commentators like Larry Cohen, Sean S. Cunningham, Joe Dante, Ernest Dickerson, F.X. Feeney, Carl Franklin, Keith Gordon, Stuart Gordon, George Kuchar, Drew McWeeny, Daniel Minahan, Victor Salva, David J. Skal, and James Wan.
Here in a fun interview he tells Dick Cavett, "I think my mother scared me when I was 3 months old. You see, she said "BOO!" It gave me the hiccups. And she apparently was very satisfied." All Three of these have multiple parts, so I recommend you search the rest out on YouTube, it's well worth it! Enjoy!
When I was a teen, girls didn't want anything I had. Sad, really. My friend's 17 year old daughter loves The Doors and Ray Manzarek. I know, it seems odd, but she's really an awesome young lady. I mentioned to her I had talked with him when I was doing a morning radio show on the iconic alternative rock radio station KDGE The Edge in Dallas and I met him a few times when I moved to Los Angeles. She seemed very excited, so I dedicate this special podcast to her. Ray Manzarek Flashback Interview, Jim Morrison, The Doors, Perception, William Blake, Psychedelics, Subconscious, Kyle MacLachlan , Oliver Stone, Shamanism, American Indians, JFK, Echo and the Bunnymen, World Music, Jonathan Demme, Dallas, The Edge and More Fun! There are many New Ways for you to experience the show! Join the growing Cult of Listeners! Learn Awesome things you didn't know you needed to know! Don't you dare start crying! Shut up and listen to the show NOW! It's PAINLESS! On Podomatic! http://jerrylentz.podomatic.com/ On Blubrry! http://www.blubrry.com/jerrylentz/ On Gcast! http://www.gcast.com/u/JerryLentz/main The Feed! http://www.jerrylentz.com/podcast/podcast.xml On iTunes! http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=304095539
Well, Chris Pine didn't look like William Shatner either. Maybe it's best we just squint our eyes and let our disbeliefs be suspended.
Artist and film-maker Sam Taylor-Wood, 42, is to marry her 19-year-old boyfriend Aaron Johnson, the star of "Nowhere Boy," Taylor-Wood's first feature film as director, which tells the story of John Lennon's early life. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8335453.stm I love the part where it says, Taylor-Wood and her first husband Jay Jopling, the art dealer, divorced last year, following the break-up he had a brief relationship with singer Lily Allen, who is 22 years his junior. It's like it's a competition! I love movies about becoming something, like a band, a famous painter, or a hideous monster. If "Becoming Something" was a genre, it would be my favorite. I thought this film was pretty good and they even looked like the guys a bit.
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Don't be stupid any longer, Listen Now! This podcast is a Love Letter to the talented Marisa Tomei, oh and it also includes, Natalie Portman, Paul Haggis, Eric Clapton, Ricky Gervais, Muse, Declassified Canadian UFO Files, 520-day Russian Mars Mission, and More! It's scary! It's perfect for Halloween! It's funny! And it may just save you from getting cancer of the nuts! There are many New Ways for you to experience the show! Join the growing Cult of Listeners! Learn Awesome things you didn't know you needed to know! Don't put that in your mouth! Shut up and listen to the show NOW!
...Well, you are just plain wrong again! This photo is a portion of a recent hi-res image from a camera on board the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter! These twisting dark trails are seen over the lighter terrain of the Martian surface. Such trails are thought to be the work of wind vortices or "dust devils."
Thought I'd share with you some of my Voice Work on Rock Radio Stations from both coasts, please listen, it's exciting! If you like the way I sound and you want to hear more of it you can call me and I'll talk to you, imagine our talk over dinner, imagine rolling over in your bed and hearing me talk to you in my sexy voice until you come, or if you own Radio Station, a Movie Trailer House, or an Advertising Agency... Whatever.
Just watched, "What We Do Is Secret" directed by Rodger Grossman about the Los Angeles punk band, The Germs, and their lead singer, Darby Crash. It was early in the AM and I've put off seeing this for sometime, as I know people involved in the film and in the real life events covered by the film and the fact that The Germs were very important to me at a certain point in my life, so that said, I didn't care to see some bad movie about it. It was early, as I said and I was tired, my wall was down, I was weak and I let it flow over me. There are some big problems with the film, but I watched it, never paused it and I dug it and it brought back some good and bad memories... Okay, I liked it very much and have to say, even as the story is a downer, it is an inspiring story. The cast, is good, but Shane West is pretty amazing as Darby, a role that Leonardo DiCaprio developed for years with Allison Anders as director. Even Penelope Spheeris is portrayed in the film as she's creating "The Decline of Western Civilization." Okay, I couldn't sleep, so I did another Podcast just for you! I think this one is the best one yet today! I can see by the email and my stats that it's being well received. Some really cool Facebook Friends are even Sharing them on their own profiles and Twitter Folk are re-twittering them as well, so that just plain ROCKS! I get embarrassed talking about the show, I don't want to sound like I'm bragging or selling it, but I've been getting awesome comments from really amazing people, many of whom are very important in areas of Publishing, Broadcasting and Film... and stuff. Reading a book the other day about Woody Allen and there was a side story about the recently deceased Larry Gelbart and there was a cool thing about how in their early days, big people would help the new artists and talents out. It was just done back then. It was a given. People helped people and gave them chances. It doesn't seem to happen these days as far as I can tell. I wish someone would come along and go, "I like what you're about and I'm going to give you a shot!" Checkout today's New Show in it I go on about, among other things: George Lucas' New Star Wars Movies, Brigitte Bardot, Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, Terrorism, Stephen King, John Lasseter, Peter Criss, James Dean, End of Moviegoing, Muppet Diplomacy, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Cancer, Violence and More! It's really good. I usually can't tell, because I'm in it, but I just know I'll be hearing from people about it! Hear it on any one of these possible ways and please Subscribe so that it will come to you Free and then you won't have to search for it.
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