The Cutting Room Floor

Episode 9 of the The Angel of Vine podcast, hosted by Vox Populi, titled "The Cutting Room Floor" was published on January 9, 2019 and runs 21 minutes.

January 9, 2019 ·21m · The Angel of Vine

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Summary

Ed pleads with Hank to abandon the case before he slips deeper into his mania.

Episode Description

Ed pleads with Hank to abandon the case before he slips deeper into his mania.

Starring Joe Manganiello, Alfred Molina, Mike Colter, Alan Tudyk, Cree Summer, and Oliver Vaquer.

“Angel Eyes” performed by Desi Dennis-Dylan. Piano arrangement by James Harper. Composed by Matt Dennis. Lyrics by Earl Brent.

Directed by E. Ryan Martz. Written by Oliver Vaquer. Story by E. Ryan Martz and Oliver Vaquer. Sound Design by Joel Raabe. Produced by Vox Populi.

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