Ep. 45 - Lee Cronin & Jack Reynor talk The Mummy, David Lynch, Quentin Tarantino, Horror, Split Diopters, Cinematography, Score, Lost Highway, Stanley Kubrick, Midsommar, Sing Street, Favorite Movies
4/17/202658 min
Episode 45 of "On Film...With Kevin McCarthy". A film podcast featuring longer form interviews with filmmakers discussing craft.Note: We only had a limited amount of time to do this interview, which is why the ending may seem a bit rushed along. Jack Reynor ("Midsommar", "Sing Street") and Writer/Director Lee Cronin ("Evil Dead Rise", "The Hole in the Ground") join the podcast to talk about Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Favorite Films, David Lynch, Lost Highway, Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, Midsommar, Sing Street and so much more!#leecronin #leecroninsthemummy #jackreynor #horror #evildeadrise #filmmaking #cinematography #singstreet #midsommar #davidlynch #stanleykubrick #2001 #drstrangelove #quentintarantino
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Kevin McCarthy· Host0:45
Lee Cronin, Jack Reynor talking all about The Mummy. Thank you guys for joining my podcast. Appreciate you both being here.
Jack Reynor· Guest0:50
Great to be here.
Lee Cronin· Guest0:51
Yeah, pleasure.
Kevin McCarthy· Host0:52
Uh, what an amazing, uh, honor to have and sit down with you guys to talk about filmmaking. Um, your film is gonna be a massive theatrical release, and the beauty of cinema, and I was telling you this prior to us starting, is that the theatrical experience is so special.
Jack Reynor· Guest1:06
Yeah.
Lee Cronin· Guest1:06
Mm-hmm.
Kevin McCarthy· Host1:06
There's nothing better than that communal s- feeling of sitting in a theater with strangers. Film is such a universal language. We all can relate to what we're watching on screen. Um, and this could be a pivotal theatrical experience for somebody who goes to see it. Like a- Yeah.
Lee Cronin· Guest1:20
Hopefully ...
Kevin McCarthy· Host1:20
15, 16, 17-year-old kid who's like, "Oh, I've never seen anything like that before," and it becomes that moment they realize how special movies are.
Jack Reynor· Guest1:27
Mm-hmm.
Lee Cronin· Guest1:27
Mm.
Kevin McCarthy· Host1:27
For each of you, what was that pivotal