Episodes
A Not So New Hope (Updated)
There's a new autobiographical period movie that's recently been released about a young kid who is so fascinated by the movies he makes his own films at home, and eventually has a successful Hollywood career. No, I'm not talk...
Presenting How I Got Greenlit
The Industry presents How I Got Greenlit, a new podcast hosted by the Creator of HBO’s Project Greenlight Alex Keledjian and Emmy Award Winning Producer Ryan Gibson, exploring how our favorite films got made and how they made...
Two From History Daily
The Industry is proud to present back-to-back episodes of one the best history podcasts around: History Daily. On History Daily , they do history, daily. Every weekday, host Lindsay Graham ( American Scandal, American History...
Two Princes: Part I
A look at the first (of two) adaptations of The Little Prince
The Greatest Cartoon Almost Made
At the height of his career, Richard Williams was hailed as the next Walt Disney. He wanted to prove that animation was high art, not just something to sell toys and cereal. So he spent three decades working on a …
The Fall and Rise of Super Mario Bros.
It took Mario and Luigi to break Dennis Hopper
How Grizzly II: Revenge Was Released After 37 Years
The once lost film features George Clooney, Laura Dern and Charlie Sheen
One Man's Quest to Fix Superman IV
Aaron Price has spent years trying repair Superman IV: The Quest for Peace
Harold Lloyd's Last Film — With Preston Sturges and Howard Hughes
Sturges and Lloyd collaborated on a 1947 film that resembles The Hangover
Behind the Scenes of The Industry
The Industry host Dan Delgado gamely agrees to an interview about this thing we all love
Pacino! Chinatown 2! Spider-Man! The High-Water Mark of Cannon Films
In 1986, Cannon films was riding high — with plans to work with A-list talent on a huge film slate
Comrade Cukor: When Jane Fonda, Elizabeth Taylor and Cicely Tyson Inv…
In 1975, Hollywood legends attempted a Cold War thaw
Lions and Tigers and Stitches, Oh My! The Making of Roar
When Melanie Griffith and Tippi Hedren spent five years filming a wild-animal epic gone violently wrong
When Nicholas Ray Made a Student Film... at 61
Years after "Rebel Without a Cause," he took a teaching gig... and taught by making a film
The Woodstock on Wheels
In 1970 Warner Brothers had a surprise hit on its hands when they released the documentary/concert film Woodstock. Though the studio spent less than a million dollars on it, the film would eventually gross $50 million at the box office. …
My Wife! From Kazakhstan Watched the New Borat (Bonus Episode)
When I met my wife, I only knew one thing about her home country
How Superman IV Became a Disaster: Christopher Reeve's Two-Picture De…
But Superman IV spawned Morgan Freeman's career
Blood Circus — Inside an Infomercial Star's One-Ring Circus
Wrestling, rock and fake gold: What could go wrong?
The Other John Barry
John Barry won an Oscar for Star Wars – then worked on a disaster
Five Days of the Tiger
In 1971 actor Elliott Gould was on top of world. Then he started A Glimpse of Tiger, a new movie that he was starring and producing. What followed was a tumultuous five day production that would see Gould fire his …
Behold... The Apple!
When Israeli filmmaker Menahem Golan wanted to break into Hollywood he went all in on an over the top disco musical. Unfortunately by 1980, when his movie was released, disco was dead and the reaction to his flashy new film …
Bonus Episode: A Very Special Presentation
Slow, melancholy, and the true meaning of Christmas. It might sound more like a December mass at a local church but it's actually commonly used description of a beloved holiday classic: A Charlie Brown Christmas. In this bonus episode we …