Bret Easton Ellis Podcast

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B.E.E. - Dana Brunetti - 6/12/17

2017-06-1201:53:073

Film Producer Dana Brunetti and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the demise of the movie theater experience, Alec Baldwin, House of Cards and making The Social Network.

B.E.E. - Walter Hill - 5/1/17

2017-05-0101:50:285

Walter Hill and Bret Easton Ellis discuss The Assignment, identity politics, Sam Peckinpah and directing Eddie Murphy in 48 Hours.

B.E.E. - Andrew McCarthy - 4/17/17

2017-04-1701:12:573

Andrew McCarthy and Bret Easton Ellis discuss making Less Than Zero, Leonardo DiCaprio, the ending of Pretty in Pink and travel writing.

B.E.E. - Sam Outlaw - 3/27/17

2017-03-2701:37:31

Musician Sam Outlaw and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the moral superiority movement, leaving an advertising career to focus on music, the role of a record producer and The Boys of Summer.

B.E.E. - Mick Garris - 3/13/17

2017-03-1301:27:412

Mick Garris and Bret Easton Ellis discuss adapting the works of Stephen King, the pessimism of horror, the Psycho shower scene and Wes Craven.

B.E.E. - Laura Jane Grace - 12/19/16

2016-12-1801:26:302

Laura Jane Grace and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the artistic benefits of being bullied, Caitlyn Jenner, the record vs. the single and Butch Vig.

B.E.E. - Owen Gleiberman - 12/5/16

2016-12-0401:33:41

Film critic Owen Gleiberman and Bret Easton Ellis discuss fanboy culture, Carrie, Jonathan Demme and criticism functioning as marketing.

B.E.E. - Anne Heche - 11/21/16

2016-11-2001:35:57

Anne Heche and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the career effects of being in a high-profile gay relationship in Hollywood, equality in the film industry, the decline of the movie set experience and Aftermath.

B.E.E. - Mark Duplass - 10/31/16

2016-10-3101:29:561

Mark Duplass and Bret Easton Ellis discuss Blue Jay, the struggles of working within the studio system, making movies for Netflix and Togetherness.

B.E.E. - Paul Schrader - 10/17/16

2016-10-1701:34:581

Paul Schrader and Bret Easton Ellis discuss American Gigolo, Dog Eat Dog, screenwriting as oral tradition and Steven Spielberg.

B.E.E. - Larry Clark - 9/26/16

2016-09-2601:15:154

Larry Clark and Bret Easton Ellis discuss making Bully, photographing Tulsa, controversy as a gateway to success and John Cassavetes.

B.E.E. - Moby - 9/12/16

2016-09-1201:04:20

Moby and Bret Easton Ellis discuss writing memoir, John Cheever, the success of Play and Bob Seger.

B.E.E. - Peter Bogdanovich - 8/15/16

2016-08-1501:25:013

Peter Bogdanovich and Bret Easton Ellis discuss The Last Picture Show, turning down The Godfather, Sue Mengers and technology in filmmaking.

B.E.E. - Alex Gibney - 7/25/16

2016-07-2501:16:461

Alex Gibney and Bret Easton Ellis discuss Zero Days, the dangers of secrecy, The Jinx and the manipulation of truth in documentaries.

B.E.E. - Karyn Kusama - 7/11/16

2016-07-1101:23:26

Karyn Kusama and Bret Easton Ellis discuss The Invitation, Warren Beatty, Sundance ideology and being an artist in the studio system.

B.E.E. - Illeana Douglas - 6/27/16

2016-06-2701:22:352

Illeana Douglas and Bret Easton Ellis discuss Easy Rider, the eroticism of watching movies, rejecting method acting and Leni Riefenstahl.

B.E.E. - Duncan Sheik - 6/13/16

2016-06-1301:14:04

Duncan Sheik and Bret Easton Ellis discuss American Psycho: The Musical, Broadway's resistance to change, Hamilton and Radiohead.

B.E.E. - Bob Yari - 6/6/16

2016-06-0601:11:35

Film Producer/Director Bob Yari and Bret Easton Ellis discuss Papa: Hemingway in Cuba, the tension between art and business, Crash and Chinese censorship.

B.E.E. - John Carpenter - 5/23/16

2016-05-2301:05:411

John Carpenter and Bret Easton Ellis discuss #OscarsSoWhite, The Revenant, writing music and the function of a screenplay.

B.E.E. - Quentin Tarantino - 12/7/15

2015-12-0601:57:081

Quentin Tarantino and Bret Easton Ellis discuss The Hateful Eight, Jean-Luc Godard, Pauline Kael and finding humor in outrageous film violence.

Comments (4)

rshackleford53

his newer podcasts are on patreon for $2 a month. Great content although you have to be warned that he sometimes gets highly repetitive. You'll hear the same monologue about the death of movies, the yearning to be young in the late 70s, and frustration with people that hate him on Twitter. still has great insight, style, and quality guests. if you want a real behind-the-scenes look at what goes on in the movie industry there's no better place.

Nov 6th

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Flux Riot

Hey I love your podcast, I grew up with Less Than Zero and American Psycho, proud GenXer here, but stop interrupting people; it's not kind

Mar 16th

Marc Essary

I don't even do podca5

Jan 4th

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rshackleford53

Flux Riot

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