Macy Todd's guest appearances

Macy Todd

The Andrew Deitsch Podcast

GOOD GRACIOUS

Juice Time Podcast

Rotten Rewind

Jasmine Crowe

Lee Daniels

Wong Foo

David Lynch

Mark Kendall

Jason X

David Cronenberg

Noah Baumbach

Darrah Brustein

Michael Bay

Marie Antoinette

Adam Klein

Johnny Mnemonic

Rocky IV

Eric Williams

OwlTail

Hollywood filmmaking peaked in 1993 when actor turned director Tony Bill and stuntman Tom Sierchio teamed up to give America the love story they had been waiting for since the birth of cinema: one in which a small town waitress with terrible taste in men settles for the mentally impaired dishwasher with the heart of a baboon who follows her home and watches her sleep. That’s right, there is a real movie called “Untamed Heart” in which Christian Slater plays a stalker/dishwasher/ferocious readr who is convinced that he has the heart of a baboon. It also co-stars the great Marisa Tomei and Rosie Perez and it was actually released in theaters the same year Tomei won her Oscar for "My Cousin Vinny."  This week, we’re joined by film professor and return guest Macy Todd, to discuss the bonkers tale of doomed lovers, alongside the criminally underrated Meg Ryan/Matthew Broderick rom-com “Addicted to Love.” Directed by a more prominent actor turned director, Griffin Dunne, “Addicted to Love” was too insidious of a romance for Hollywood and critics in the 90s, but we’re here to give it a second life. "Addicted to Love" is streaming on HBOMax and "Untamed Heart" is available to rent on VUDU.

Hollywood filmmaking peaked in 1993 when actor turned director Tony Bill and stuntman Tom Sierchio teamed up to give America the love story they had been waiting for since the birth of cinema: one in which a small town waitress with terrible taste in men settles for the mentally impaired dishwasher with the heart of a baboon who follows her home and watches her sleep. That’s right, there is a real movie called “Untamed Heart” in which Christian Slater plays a stalker/dishwasher/ferocious readr who is convinced that he has the heart of a baboon. It also co-stars the great Marisa Tomei and Rosie Perez and it was actually released in theaters the same year Tomei won her Oscar for "My Cousin Vinny."  This week, we’re joined by film professor and return guest Macy Todd, to discuss the bonkers tale of doomed lovers, alongside the criminally underrated Meg Ryan/Matthew Broderick rom-com “Addicted to Love.” Directed by a more prominent actor turned director, Griffin Dunne, “Addicted to Love” was too insidious of a romance for Hollywood and critics in the 90s, but we’re here to give it a second life. "Addicted to Love" is streaming on HBOMax and "Untamed Heart" is available to rent on VUDU.

59: Addicted to Love & Untamed Heart (with Macy Todd)

The 90s and 2000s might be the most ubiquitous time for romantic comedies, but they also gave us some of the most truly unhinged entries the genre had to offer. This week, we're discussing a pair of malicious magazine themed rom-coms that pair a couple of successful sociopaths and unemployed losers as they search for love in the big city (and Boston)! Is the 2003 box office smash "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" regressive and awkward in 2021? Is the genre wackiness of "What's Your Number?" an unlikely parable for North Korean spies? Is Matthew McConaughey an undiagnosed sociopath? Will Hollywood ever figure out what to do with Anna Faris? We're joined by film studies professor and "What's Your Number?" enthusiast Macy Todd to answer these important questions.  Both films are available to rent wherever you rent movies.

The 90s and 2000s might be the most ubiquitous time for romantic comedies, but they also gave us some of the most truly unhinged entries the genre had to offer. This week, we're discussing a pair of malicious magazine themed rom-coms that pair a couple of successful sociopaths and unemployed losers as they search for love in the big city (and Boston)! Is the 2003 box office smash "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" regressive and awkward in 2021? Is the genre wackiness of "What's Your Number?" an unlikely parable for North Korean spies? Is Matthew McConaughey an undiagnosed sociopath? Will Hollywood ever figure out what to do with Anna Faris? We're joined by film studies professor and "What's Your Number?" enthusiast Macy Todd to answer these important questions. Both films are available to rent wherever you rent movies.

41: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days & What's Your Number? (with Macy Todd)

Samuel Cho

MACY TODD explains why she recorded but never released her first album. Samuel Cho of KOLLABORATION ATL says the organization aims to help Asian-American artists get their start. Podcast RSS Subscribe iTunes          Subscribe STITCHER  Google PlayTuneIn Radio

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GG87: Singer Macy Todd and Samuel Cho of Kollaboration ATL