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Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 7/18/05

Luc Jacquet has a family but he confesses to being under the spell of faraway, isolated places. That is why he was happy to spend nearly a year in Antarctica filming March of the Penguins, chronicling the mating habits of the Emperor Penguin.

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Elizabeth Banks, Heights/The 40-Year-Old Virgin/The Baxter

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Originally aired 7/11/05

In the summer of 2005, Elizabeth Banks was in three movies that demonstrate her range and willingness to take chances, taking centerstage in Heights, returning to studio films in The 40-Year-Old Virgin and starring in The Baxter.

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James Marsden, Heights/Superman Returns

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 7/4/05

Cast as a yuppie lawyer about to marry Elizabeth Banks' Isabel and move to the suburbs, Marsden personally rates Merchant Ivory's Heights, where his bisexual character is conflicted about his sexuality, as among his best work.

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Jesse Bradford, Heights/Happy Endings

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 6/27/05

Jesse Bradford has been working his sizable charm before cameras since before he could walk. Now, at 26, the infant-tyke-teen actor has progressed to adult roles, starring in Don Roos's Happy Endings in which he plays a would-be filmmaker.

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Connie Nielsen, Brothers

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 6/20/05

Connie Nielsen, perhaps best known for playing Lucilla, the emperor's sister, in Gladiator, plays a wife caught between two siblings in Brothers, a story of the "prisons" that encase us as individuals and as a society.

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Mark Wexler, Tell Them Who You Are

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/23/05

Mark Wexler bears no visible scars from his embattled childhood growing up as the son of two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer Haskell Wexler. Tell Them Who You Are,, is his frank, emotionally-charged documentary about their relationship.

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Stephen Chow, Kung Fu Hustle

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/9/05

Kung Fu Hustle - which follows by several years his previous hit Shaolin Soccer - is dazzling mix of comedy, martial arts derring-do and propulsive storytelling and Stephen Chow's salute to the legendary Bruce Lee.

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Daniel Day-Lewis, The Ballad of Jack & Rose

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 5/2/05

Two-time Academy Award-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis returned to the screen for only the second time in the 21st century with The Ballad of Jack & Rose, written and directed by his wife, Rebecca Miller, daughter of famed playwright Arthur.

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Jordana Brewster, D.E.B.S

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 4/25/05

Jordana Brewster confesses that she was frightened to take on her current role as a lesbian vixen in Angela Robinson's satirical adventure comedy, D.E.B.S. Now, after essaying that glam lesbian, she sounds eager to extend her reach.

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Andrea Corr, The Boys and Girl of County Clare

Hosted by Stephen Schaefer

Originally aired 4/11/05

Andrea Corr, actress and lead singer of Irish pop/rock/Celtic musical group The Corrs, proudly declares how she convinced veteran director John Irvin to make The Boys and Girl of County Clare, a dramatic comedy about a Ceili music competition.

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RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Pablo Berger, Blancanieves Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Spanish director Pablo Berger discusses his version of Snow White. It's a black and white silent film, with influences from 1920s matadors. The director reveals that he has spent nearly ten years conceptualizing how he wanted to tell the tale. Blancanieves is an audacious, to say the least, retelling of the classic Snow White story, by Spain's Pablo Berger. He has opted to do so with a cast of actual dwarfs (rather than with digital technologies), in black-and-white, and as a 1920s silent... Originally aired 4/8/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Gilles Bourdos, Renoir Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Gilles Bourdos discusses his film, Renoir, which is about a scandalous love triangle between the artist, his son Jean, and his model Andree Heuschling. Schaefer predicts that this movie will among some of the year's best. Could Renoir, a delicate portrait of the great Impressionist painter Auguste Renoir--plus his future filmmaker son Jean and the model they are both entranced by--be the most gorgeous, most beautiful, most glorious movie since Elvira... Originally aired 4/1/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Gerard Butler: Olympus Has Fallen Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Scottish actor Gerard Butler discusses his role in the action-thriller "Olympus Has Fallen" and reveals the training, discipline and meticulously itemized bruises, burns and mishaps that are part and parcel of making screen magic. Gerard Butler, the Scots actor who has succeeded in action (300), romance (opposite Jennifer Aniston in The Bounty Hunter) and drama (Law Abiding Citizen with Jamie Foxx) now must save the Free World in Olympus Has... Originally aired 3/25/13 Listen Read More »