Episode 223: Alan Ball and Viggo Mortensen

Episode 223: Alan Ball and Viggo Mortensen

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585: Kristen Stewart & Imogen Poots Discuss The Chronology Of Water

Our latest guests on soundtracking are a couple of firecrackers, as Kristen Stewart and Imogen Poots, who join us to discuss Kristen's debut as a writer and director, The Chronology Of Water. Based on Lidia Yuknavitch's acclaimed memoir, it tells the story of a woman who reclaims ...  Show more

584: Emerald Fennell On The Music OF Wuthering Heights

After Bradley Cooper netted his hat-trick a couple of weeks back, Emerald Fennell becomes the latest guest to take the Soundtracking match ball home, as she joins us for a third time - on this occasion to discuss her thrilling adaptation of Wuthering Heights. Based on Emily Bront ...  Show more

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