Dunkirk with Bilge Ebiri

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2017

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Summary

In the final episode of our mini series devoted to the filmography of Christopher Nolan, Bilge Ebiri (Village Voice) joins Griffin and David to discuss 2017’s war thriller, Dunkirk. But how do the movie’s different temporalities align? What are other ways to conceal Tom Hardy’s face and body? Will Nolan’s next genre pursuit be a musical or a comedy? Together they discuss Mark Rylance getting pegged by Hollywood as the gentlest man, the mastery of Nolan’s large scale action sequences, Kevin Costner’s oil machine and Tulip Fever. Plus, announcing the next mini series on the films of Kathryn Bigelow.

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0:00.0	I'm gonna say it.
0:21.0	You can practically see it from here.
0:22.9	What?
0:23.9	Podcast.
0:24.9	Yeah, sure.
0:25.9	I don't know.
0:26.9	Right, whatever.
0:27.9	It's a good dialogue.
0:28.9	I've just done a plane.
0:30.9	Just made a plane noise.
0:33.9	Ben and I were talking about a gas stove.
0:36.8	How Nolan was just obviously when he's pitching the movies, just like, ah!
0:40.9	Oh, no!
0:41.9	I love the idea of Nolan coming in and his crisp suit, right?
0:49.7	Hair slick back.
0:50.7	Just give him a moment to sit up here and took out his shoebox, placed all his miniature
0:55.6	10 airplanes on the floor.
0:57.7	That he had like personally built in his garage.
0:59.7	Right.
1:00.7	Yeah, it took a deep breath and it went, ah!
1:02.7	I'm gonna take it.
1:03.7	Puh!
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