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EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 19 MIN

Richard Crouse: The Movies Are Back. James Bond Might Be Heading the Wrong Direction

from Shane Hewitt and The Nightshift · host iHeartRadio

Entertainment news covers a boffo return to movie theatres, the first James Bond video game in over a decade, and a new Dustin Hoffman film about a piano tuner who becomes a safe cracker. Bond Has a New Video Game. The Concern Is What Amazon Does With Him Next.Richard Crouse makes the case that 2026 is shaping up to be the best year at the box office since 2019. The first James Bond game in a decade is out now at seventy dollars. The concern is whether Amazon will let Bond become as overexposed as Star Wars became. A Piano Tuner Becomes a Safe Cracker and the Drinks Are Themed to MatchTuner stars Leo Woodall as a piano tuner with perfect pitch who starts cracking safes to cover his mentor's medical bills. Dustin Hoffman plays the mentor. The piano-themed drinks include a cocktail from a 1947 surrealist novel and one named after a Tom Waits song. Topics: entertainment news, James Bond, movies 2026, Tuner movie, cocktails GUEST: Richard Crouse | http://richardcrouse.ca Originally aired on 2026-05-28

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