Woah. This was rough. We're waving through a window faaaaaar away from this movie.
 
Recommended Content:
Bunheads 
Uncharted 
Peacemaker 

Zack and Ellen review some of Pattinson's previous roles as we get ready for... The Batman!

Suggested Content:
Paddington 2
Severance
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Ellen talks with Heather Gervasi about stunts and stage combat. Trigger Warning: brief discussion of suicide, sexual assault, & firearms.
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HEATHER GERVASI (she/her) is an actor, an AFDC certified actor combatant, and an all-around creator. She currently resides in Chicago, Illinois, and has a BFA in Theatre Performance with a minor in Communications. Credits include ROMEO & JULIET (Tybalt) with The Powerhouse Theatre Training Company, ELLIS ISLAND: THE DREAM OF AMERICA (Helen Lansman Cohen) with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. Heather recently served as a PA for a TV pilot in Chicago and currently works for the Goodman Theatre and Broadway in Chicago. 
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We watched a bad movie by M. Night Shyamalan as a joke, and then came up with some good ones to watch instead. 

*TRIGGER WARNING* If you watch this movie (and we don’t realllllly suggest that you do) there are depictions of suicide.

Referenced in this Episode:
The Happening
Signs
The Sixth Sense
Unbreakable
The Village
Glass
Split
Suggested Content:
Jamie French
Don’t Look Up
Smiling Friends
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Yes, No Way Home is out. No, Ellen hasn't seen it yet... So we chose to talk about the Broadway disaster that was Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark. Enjoy! 

Referenced in this Episode
Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark
Spiderman (2002)
The World's Most Dangerous Musical: The Chaotic History of Spider-Man on Broadway
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It's only just out of reach. Down the block, on a beach, maybe tonight you'll listen to our episode on West Side Story (2021).
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We think this is a musical that knows exactly what it is… and we love it! Rest in Peace, Jonathan Larson & Steven Sondheim.​

EMILY MONTES is a graduate of Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts and Buffalo State. She has taken dance for 21 years and taught for one. Recent projects with Green Buffalo Productions include 2018 Emerald Terrace (Jimmy’s Mother), and Out of the Box (writer, crew member)
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Referenced in this episode:
Tick, Tick... Boom! (Stage)
Tick, Tick... Boom! (Film)
Lin-Manuel Miranda on the 'dirty secret' hidden in Tick, Tick... Boom!
The Moondance Diner in 'Tick, Tick... Boom!' Is Real, but It's Not in New York Anymore
37 "Tick, Tick...Boom" Details And Broadway Cameos You Might've Missed The First Time Around
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All you can take with you is that which you’ve given away. And we’re giving away this great discussion with our friend Emily for the 75th Anniversary of It’s a Wonderful Life!

Referenced in this Episode
It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)
How ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ transformed the art of using fake snow on film
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EMILY BYSTRAK is here to talk about her favorite movie of all time, It’s a Wonderful Life! Emily was most recently in GBP’s Spooky One Act Festival as Melba in Arise and Prep, and Nora in The Exorcism of Princess Bubble-Head. She also starred as Morticia Maxwell in Out of the Box, GBP's submission for the 48-Hour Film Project. She delivered the required line of dialogue, which was nominated for Best Use of Line. Emily has performed in several other GBP productions over the years, including Wendy in Severance (The Spooky Film Festival), Ensemble (Once We Were Lost), and Helen (You & Me) Her short play The Importance of Filing was produced for the Spooky One-Act Play Festival in 2019.
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Dive into the next episode of Celluloid Stage and see how far it goes.
 
Referenced in this Episode:

Rabbit Hole (2010)
Rabbit Hole (2006)
Miles Teller Says He’s Vaccinated, Okay?
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