BERGCAST stalwart Toby Hadoke's long awaited tome is out!
Toby chats to Jon and Andy about its long gestation, the challenge of tenses and how to slay sacred cows respectfully.
BERGCAST stalwart Toby Hadoke's long awaited tome is out!
Toby chats to Jon and Andy about its long gestation, the challenge of tenses and how to slay sacred cows respectfully.
We're back with a new co-host and an amazing new guest in the shape of the GIANT that is Brian Cox. Andy and Jon talk to Brian about making The Year of the Sex Olympics, how he was cast, why he remains so fond of something from the very beginning of his HUGE career, and the fact he'd really like to play Quatermass some day...
There's also an extended intro to meeting co-host Andy Murray, Nigel Kneale's biographer.
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Oh, and yeah, did you know there was an Australian adaptation of The Quatermass Experiment? No? Neither did we. A word about that in the preamble.
Joining Jon in this episode is Kneale biographer Andy Murray, who’s been the driving force in getting this book back in print for the first time since the early 1960s. Andy talks about how the opportunity arose, why you’ll find more than just the stories from the original edition here, and what you can expect from this eclectic collection (spoiler free of course), that sees the formative Kneale shaping the ideas and styles that would make him one of the more important screenwriters of the 20th century.
You can order Tomato Cain and Other Stories from Comma Press here.