“Cars 2” Roundtable: Eddie Izzard and Owen Wilson Talk Experiences in the Sound Booth Michael Lee, June 25, 2011 From London, to Paris, to Tokyo, and beyond, Cars 2 raced into theaters this Friday, providing Pixar fans with the same sparkle, comedy, and tones that fans they are familiar with for the past 16 years. Owen Wilson returns to voice Lighting McQueen, the hotheaded arrogant racecar who thought that it was all about being number one. But he isn’t alone. The actor is joined by Eddie Izzard, a British comedian, who’s standup isn’t that well-known for the target younger audience, but his voice might resonant with them. The two spoke about their own experiences with voicing characters as opposed to just acting them out. Wilson talks about the joys about returning to voice a character he loves and that his own son would recognize him as an animated figure. He also added that he would not be in Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom. Hit the jump to hear the entire roundtable. Subscribe to the podcast on Temp DL: https://movieviral.com/music/podcast/OwenEddieCars2.mp3 or HERE. Podcasts Cars 2Eddie IzzardinterviewOwen Wilson
ViralCast #11: Transformers 2, District 9, Recent Deaths and More! June 30, 2009July 22, 2009In our latest ViralCast, the staff reviews Transformers 2 (the viral and the movie), and discusses viral news and the recent death of some of our most beloved celebrities. LISTEN HERE: Subscribe to ViralCast on Read More
ViralCast #3: Flashback Series October 26, 2009November 1, 2009In our early podcasting days, we had some numbering issues, but this was our 3rd actual ViralCast, originally posted on March 11th. Forum member Tom joins me as we reviewed the recently released Watchmen. In our ViralCast Flashback Series, we will be bringing you the first 12 podcasts we produced… Read More
Comic-Con 2011: “30 Minutes or Less” Roundtable July 25, 2011July 26, 2011On Friday, I had to opportunity to participate in a roundtable interview with some of the cast and crew of the upcoming comedy 30 Minutes or Less. First up was actors Aziz Ansari and Michael Peña, then Nick Swardson and director Ruben Fleischer. Listen in after the break. Read More