Folks welcome to Dennis Miller plus one and this is a throw from a ive always admired this mans acting from mick travel sana Malcolm Mcdowell on the show today malcolm known for his roles in obviously clockwork orange star checked generations calendula also appeared in t. V. Series like entourage heroes the mentalist did a nice turn as Rupert Murdoch in the fox news has take me to drama bombshell and his newest film the one were going to talk about the big ugly came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream mr mcdowell you my friend then its nice to talk to you again its been a while. Lets have let me have barry the coup bricky and leave here well get to that much later in the interview i cant believe you got a hole in what please lay that out for me how did it feel why fret. Oh my god. Well if youre a golf course i have the heights or whatever you know. I as add was actually playing with a gentleman who had all time its and he was a friend of mine at the club
A hole in what place lay that out for me how did it feel why fret. Oh my god. Well if youre a golf course i am of the heights of whatever you know. I as i was actually playing with a gentleman who had all times and he was a friend of mine at the club where i played and you know he i hadnt seen him in a few months and i asked the you know the stocks are where you know where he was stuff and he said oh markham you know he couldnt find his car in the parking lot i thought hes home. I said well you know im going to code his wife maybe i could take him out you know. I bet you he can still you know he had a beautiful swaying i bet you he can still swing out just you know given the right club and hell be away and thats what proved to be true when we came to the 16th hole which is a path 3 from the blues which was like 195. 00 slightly downhill out of bounds on the right big branka red stakes on the left and loads of bunkers in the front so he hit star feet is in the bunker i hit a rescue club
Funeral, i think it was 1965, seeing it on the television and just being told about the great man. The World Cup Final of 1966, where the nation stopped, and in our own household, my brother had a sort of flirtation with meningitis which was very dramatic, as you know, those can be fora minute, and then he was fine, thank goodness. But i watched the World Cup Final in a neighbours house and ijust remember in both those cases, in belfast, as i was, i was very aware of a national event, or at least it seemed to galvanise everybody and everything, and i was looking at images that said, the world is watching. Wow. And you mentioned belfast there. Some people, i think, are still surprised when they hear that you grew up in working class belfast. Uhhuh. And youve now written and directed a film called belfast. Uhhuh. How autobiographical a film is it . Well, its seen through the eyes of nine year old buddy. Its seen at 50 years distance from me. So inevitably, not everything happened absolut
So, this is radio drama studio. Hello, im john wilson. Welcome to this cultural life, a radio four podcast in which i ask leading creative figures about the influences and inspirations that have fired their artistic imagination. My guest in this episode is sir kenneth branagh. A huge talent, a star of stage and screen for more than four decades now. Hes an actor, director, writer and film maker whose credits range from hamlet to tenet, from henry v to thor. We spoke in the very atmospheric radio drama studio of bbc broadcasting house. Ken, welcome to this cultural life. Thank you. A show about cultural inspiration, cultural influences. What is your earliest cultural memory, do you think . Something that had a big impact . I think, early doors, i can remember Winston Churchills funeral, i think it was 1965, seeing it on the television and just being told about the great man. The World Cup Final of 1966, where the nation stopped, and in our own household, my brother had a sort of flirtat
So, this is a Radio Drama Studio. Hello, im john wilson. Welcome to this cultural life, a radio four podcast in which i ask leading creative figures about the influences and inspirations that have fired their artistic imagination. My guest in this episode is sir kenneth branagh. A huge talent, a star of stage and screen for more than four decades now. Hes an actor, director, writer and film maker, whose credits range from hamlet to tenet, from henry v to thor. We spoke in the very atmospheric Radio Drama Studio of bbc broadcasting house. Ken, welcome to this cultural life. Thank you. A show about cultural inspiration, cultural influences. What is your earliest cultural memory, do you think . Something that had a big impact . I think, early doors, i can remember Winston Churchills funeral, i think it was 1965, seeing it on the television and just being told about the great man. The World Cup Final of 1966, where the nation stopped. And in our own household, my brother had a sort of flir