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December 15, 2007 - Movie Geeks United! Welcomes Legendary Director John Sayles
Legendary writer/director John Sayles will be featured in an exclusive live interview with Movie Geeks United!, a movie-themed talk radio show available for free on the internet and iTunes, on Sunday, December 23 at 6pm EST.
“John Sayles has built a distinguished career by writing, directing and editing a series of insightful and intimate films,” says show writer, producer and co-host Jamey DuVall. “His deeply felt themes and unwillingness to compromise his personal vision make him a true rarity in the modern cinematic landscape.”
During the interview, which will largely focus on Sayles’ latest effort ‘Honeydripper’ starring Danny Glover, Charles S. Dutton and Stacy Keach, listeners may converse with other film fans in the chat room or call in with their own questions at 718-508-9477.
You may link to the podcast through www.blogtalkradio.com/moviegeeksunited. The show will be made available for replay immediately following the live broadcast.
Movie Geeks United! is a movie-themed internet radio talk show that airs twice weekly on Sundays at 6pm (EST) and Wednesdays at 10pm (EST). The show features three knowledgeable, witty and insightful co-hosts who discuss the most pressing issues in film and converse with industry filmmakers, actors and additional creative talent. Past shows include 2-hour tributes to Al Pacino, Brian De Palma and David Lynch, as well as interviews with industry talents like Brian De Palma, John Badham, Oscar winning composer Howard Shore and actor Joe Pantoliano.
BlogTalkRadio is a social radio network that allows anyone in the world to host or listen to a live radio show, available online, for free. BlogTalkRadio is inspiring a legion of citizen broadcasters around the world to express themselves through live, interactive radio for the first time. Unlike other services, BlogTalkRadio requires no software download or podcast equipment. All you need is a phone or voIP connection to engage your community in real-time conversations. After shows air live, they are archived as podcasts and made available via RSS to iTunes and other services.
