The After Movie Diner started life simply as a film review blog/diary but quickly sprawled into a website featuring several podcasts, detailed film reviews, celebrity interviews and many collaborators and contributors. Take a look around, if you love movies of any kind then there's something here for you!
All in Interview
William Sadler is an After Movie Diner favourite - he’s Hall of Fame material - he’s a completely wonderful class act, a gentleman and a scholar. It was an absolute thrill, therefor, to have him back on the show for a catch up on his impressive resume of work, specifically: VFW, When They See Us and Bill and Ted Face The Music.
Aaron Carruthers gets to speak to John McPhail director of Anna and the Apocalypse, the zombie, horror, comedy, musical which is now streaming and available on Blu-Ray.
Jon Cross talks to the Director of Cannon Films classics Revenge of the Ninja, Ninja III: The Domination, American Ninja 1 & 2, Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo and Avenging Force, Sam Firstenberg. Watch the interview on video or listen to it as a podcast here.
Aaron Carruthers talks to Michael Madsen about his varied career. From being in films by PM Entertainment to working with Directors like Ridley Scott, Roger Donaldson and Quentin Tarantino. He talks about being in a Bond film, getting drunk with Lawrence Tierney, the potential for a Vega Brothers movie, Once Upon a Time In Hollywood and lots, lots more.
Our roving reporter, Aaron Carruthers, while at the Edinburgh Film Festival, got to chat with Actor/Writer/Producer Angus MacFadyen about his controversial new film Robert The Bruce and the career that lead to it.
Jon Cross had the fantastic opportunity of sitting down with fellow British ex-pat, director, writer and former stunt legend Jesse V Johnson in a pub in Santa Monica to talk his new movie Triple Threat, its once-in-a-lifetime cast, the trials and tribulations of promoting and distributing film and so much more!
Jon Cross talks to Robert D. Krzykowski, the man behind The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot starring Sam Elliott. A film which may not be all that it seems from that title!
One of the biggest, weirdest and wonderful movies of the 1980s was Gremlins and it made a star out of its leading man, Zach Galligan and meant that we never looked at microwaves or stairlifts the same way again. While at Comic Con Scotland’s “For the love of the 80s” event, Aaron Carruthers got to chat with Galligan about Gremlins and a lot more!
Our roving interviewer and contributor Aaron Carruthers was in Scotland this past weekend at the “For the love of the 80s” convention and got to talk to Robert MacNaughton about his experiences making one of the biggest movies of all time - ET: The Extra Terrestrial.
