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"Flicks with Patrick Stoner" interviews stars and directors about filmcraft in their current movies. It is syndicated on dozens of PBS stations across the country and is also available as a podcast.
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Dorota Kobiela talks with Patrick Stoner about the 100 artists & 7 years of painting that she arranged to create the Oscar-nominated film “Loving Vincent.”
Stephen Frears, the director of “Victoria and Abdul” talks with Patrick Stoner about directing Golden Globe nominee Judi Dench and his Oscar nominated makeup & costume design for the film.
Actress Michelle Williams discusses her new film.
Comedian James Corden discusses his new film.
Three men involved in stopping a real-life terrorist attack discuss starring in a film about it, directed by Clint Eastwood.
Director Guillermo del Toro discusses his new film, “The Shape of Water.”
Actor Rob Riggle & author Doug Stanton discuss their new film.
The two Hughs discuss their new children’s film.
Morgan Freeman & Rene Russo talks with Patrick Stoner about romance in later years, as portrayed in “Just Getting Started.”
Benjamin Bratt & Anthony Gonzalez, along with the directors, talk with Patrick Stoner about voicing the main characters in “Coco.”
Patrick Stoner talks to the stars of “The Man Who Invented Christmas.”
The actors that make up the “Justice League” talk with Patrick Stoner about their iconic characters.
Josh Brolin discusses his new film, based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots.
Actors Luke Evans and Bella Heathcote talk about their new film.
Emma Stone & Steve Carell talk with Patrick Stoner about playing Billie Jean King & Bobby Riggs in the iconic tennis match that was “The Battle of the Sexes.”
Eddie Izzard, who became famous as a British standup comic, talks with Patrick Stoner about making the move into dramatic acting as the Prince of Wales to Queen Victoria in “Victoria & Abdul.”
Ben Stiller & Austin Abrams talk with Patrick Stoner about our first world culture of dissatisfaction as dealt with in their movie, “Brad’s Status.”
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