Matt Damon on Hollywood ageism; Can Lovelace take porn mainstream?
Francine Stock talks to Matt Damon about how Hollywood isn't making movies for the over-35s. Scientific consultant James Kakalios explores how superheroes use real physics in film.
Hollywood heavyweight talks to Francine Stock about his new sci-fi film Elysium and laments that 'grown up' movies are no longer properly funded or made for the over 35's.
Physics professor James Kakalios is an unlikely star but consults big budget superhero adventures on the science of being superhuman. He explains how his love of comic books led him down this unlikely path.
With the biopic of 70's porn star Linda Lovelace released this week, Julian Petley and Anna Smith discuss the pitfalls of trying to bring the story of porn to a mainstream audience.
Author and film buff Scott Jordan Harris discusses the importance of iconic objects on the big screen and how they have seeped in to every moviegoer's consciousness.
Producer: Ruth Sanderson.
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Matt Damon - Hollywood doesn’t make films for the over 35s
Duration: 02:10
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Francine Stock |
| Interviewed Guest | Matt Damon |
| Interviewed Guest | James Kakalios |
| Interviewed Guest | Scott Jordan Harris |
| Producer | Ruth Sanderson |
| Editor | Fiona Couper |
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- Thu 22 Aug 201316:00BBC Radio 4 FM
- Sun 25 Aug 201323:00BBC Radio 4
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