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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2024 · 32 MIN

"You needed a survival kit for the old double bills!!" - My Grandad

from Fred Asquith On Film

Today, I’m sitting down with a very special guest, my Grandad, for a nostalgic episode recorded at Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre. We dive into his memories of cinema from the 1950s, favourite films, and a hilarious recount of watching Christine in an empty theatre with my Grandma.Plus, we play a fun game of Ping Pong Pop Culture, where we test our knowledge of Clint Eastwood films (with mixed results)! If you're into film history or just love a good story, this episode is for you.Welcome to FREDFLIX, a Film and TV podcast presented by ME—Fred Asquith. FREDFLIX is on YouTube! If you’re enjoying the episode please do subscribe on there (and here tbf) as it really helps.You can also reach me on all other platforms @fredasquith (links here)Business Collabs: [email protected]:00:00 - Intro05:10 - Film or TV?07:35 - What are your favourite films of all time? 15:58 - When was the last time you actually went to the f*cking cinema? 17:01 - Snacks of Choice18:16 - Your life on screen23:32 -  Ideal Guest25:59 - Where you sitting?27:40 - Ping Pong Pop Culture31:27 - Outro

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