Film Fandango

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Film Fandango
Presentation
Hosted by	David Reed, Marek Larwood
Genre	Film, comedy
Language	English
Updates	Weekly
Production
Audio format	Stream, MP3
Publication
Original release	7 October 2011 (2011-10-07)

Film Fandango is a weekly film discussion podcast hosted by comedians David Reed and Marek Larwood.^[1]

In its initial incarnation (October 2011 – January 2013), the podcast was hosted by Danielle Ward alongside David Reed and was distributed by Absolute Radio.^[2] Each week a guest presenter joined the hosts to discuss a new or upcoming cinema release as well as a film of his or her choosing. In October 2012, Larwood replaced Ward as host.

No longer affiliated with Absolute Radio, the show continues in a similar weekly format albeit with fewer guest presenters.

Episodes

A list of early episodes of Film Fandango is available on the podcast's iTunes page.

• Episode 1 - Isy Suttie on Three Musketeers 3D & Crimes and Misdemeanors
• Episode 2 -
  Caddy Shack
• Episode 3 -
  Reel Steel & The Jerk
• Episode 4 - Colin Hoult on Tintin & Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself
• Episode 5 - Jessica Ransom on In Time & Bugsy Malone
• Episode 6 - Thom Tuck on The Rum Diary & Ring
• Episode 7 - John-Luke Roberts on Trespass & Brazil
• Episode 8 - Jon Holmes on Twilight: Breaking Dawn part 1 & Cannibal Apocalypse
• Episode 9 -
  Hugo & Young Sherlock Holmes
• Episode 10 -
  The British Independent Film Awards & A Bridge Too Far
• Episode 11 -
  Münchhausen
• Episode 12 - Christmas Special on Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows & Films on TV over Christmas.
• Episode 13 - Thom Tuck on Films between Christmas and New Year.
• Episode 14 - Marek Larwood on the Best Films of 2011 and What to look out for in 2012.
• Episode 15 - Nadia Kamil on War Horse & Labyrinth
• Episode 16 - Tom Parry on Shame & The Untouchables
• Episode 17 - Matt Forde on Haywire & Dead Man's Shoes
• Episode 18 -
  Tiffany Stevenson on Man on a Ledge & Se7en
• Episode 19 - Ruth Bratt on The Woman In Black & The Artist
• Episode 20 -
  The Muppets & Sullivan's Travels
• Episode 21 - Rob Deering on Rampart & Mission: Impossible
• Episode 22 - Jim Bob on Contraband & Marathon Man
• Episode 23 -
  Dan Maier on Cleanskin & Fearless
• Episode 24 - Tiernan Douieb on John Carter & The Descent
• Episode 25 -
  Buffalo 66
• Episode 26 -
  Belleville Rendez-Vous
• Episode 27 -
  The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists & Oldboy
• Episode 28 - Humphrey Ker & Thom Tuck on Wrath of the Titans & How to Train Your Dragon
• Episode 29 - Bridget Christie on The Cabin in the Woods & The Changeling

References

External links

• Official website