This week’s episode of the Kirsten Dunst Empire Podcast features hosts Chris Hewitt, Helen O’Hara, and James Dyer paying tribute to two influential figures who passed away recently: Diane Keaton, an Oscar-winning actress celebrated for her remarkable career, and Drew Struzan, the artist whose iconic film posters have defined generations’ walls. Inspired by Struzan’s legacy, the podcast explores the question of what might be the greatest movie poster ever created.
Updates on Film Industry News and Upcoming Releases
The hosts also discuss recent developments in the movie world, such as Sam Raimi’s comeback with the thriller Send Help and Jim Carrey‘s anticipated involvement in a live-action adaptation of The Jetsons. They review new releases including Roofman, After The Hunt, and Black Phone 2, while briefly touching on Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein project and Edward Berger’s Ballad of a Small Player.
Engaging Conversations with Directors and Cast Members
In a varied guest lineup, Chris Hewitt connects via Zoom with Rebecca Miller, director of the Apple TV documentary Mr. Scorsese, which examines the life and work of legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese. Later, Hewitt meets in person with Roofman stars Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst, whose performance shines throughout their discussion. Additionally, Sophie Butcher hosts an interview with Black Phone 2 actors Mason Thames and Madeleine McGraw, adding depth to the episode’s lineup of guests.
Continuing the Conversation on Episode #689
Listeners can find the full episode, which marks the 689th release, available on all major podcast platforms. This edition combines respectful remembrance, thoughtful film analysis, and lively interviews, offering fans of the Kirsten Dunst Empire Podcast a rich and varied listening experience that reflects on the past while looking toward exciting cinematic futures.
