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Patrick Radden Keefe joins NO NOTES to talk the one note he has on Michael Clayton and dedicate a movie to each of his books, from The Snakehead to London Falling.
Plus: how he ended up playing himself in the Industry finale and the line he rewrote on set.
We get into Michael Mann's Miami Vice, Anthony Bourdain's favorite Boston crime movie, and Lola Petticrew in Furious.
And he tells me exactly how he'd investigate me.
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Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol join NO NOTES to talk about NIRVANNA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE—the comedy they made with barely a script, writing backwards from whatever actually happened when they took a camera into the streets of Toronto (yes, they really got up the CN Tower). They get into why t…
Hiro Murai sat down with us, and we still can't believe it.
The director behind Atlanta, This Is America, Station Eleven, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, and now Apple TV+'s Widow's Bay joins Schmear and Sena to get into all of it.
We talk about the cozy-and-terrifying tone of Widow's Bay, working with Matt…
Adrian Chiarella joins Schmear to talk Leviticus, his debut queer horror feature out of Australia.
We get into the origin of that biblical title and the sermon scene he cut, why he refused to cast 25-year-olds as teenagers, and how he found his two leads, Joe Bird and Stacey Clausen, including the …
John Early joins NO NOTES to talk about MADDIE'S SECRET, his directorial debut, in which he plays food-media dishwasher Maddie Ralph—a woman who goes viral and slowly comes apart.
He gets into screening Showgirls for the cast to give everyone permission to reach; why Conner O'Malley is his favorit…
Michael Sarnoski—director of Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One—sits down with No Notes to talk about The Death of Robin Hood, in theaters now.
We get into the centuries-old ballad he first read as a ten-year-old, handed to him by a family friend after his father passed, and how that quiet, mortal endi…
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