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Peacock Cinema Podcasts
by Jamie Steele
Peacock Cinema Podcasts provides a conversational and informative discussion on films shown at the new community cinema, Peacock Cinema @ Carnegie Hall. Ideal to listen to during a commute or a short walk, this podcast features exciting guests who can provide academic context, oral histories, or even insight into the film’s production.Episode 1: Cinema Launch, Tackling Isolation, The Darjeeling Limited, Hot Picks, & Fife Filmmaking!Produced and Presented by Dr. Jamie SteeleWith Guests, Derek Glen and Gavin HughEdited by Ryan Scott (https://www.ryanscottfilm.com/).
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Episode 5: 'The Spooky Season'
We're back!!Back for the 'spooky season' at the Peacock Cinema, Dr. Jamie Steele and David Smith (our film programmer) discuss the latest programme, starting on Friday 17th October 2025. In this episode, we preview George Sluizer's The Vanishing/ Spoorloos (1988), Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) and The Birds (1963), as well as our Halloween evening film, John Carpenter's The Thing (1982). Join us to find out a little more about the programme and how it was put together!
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Episode 4: Hepburn and Hollywood on a Roman Holiday
In the final episode of Season 1, we focus on the screening of one of the so-called Hollywood-on-the-Tiber films, Audrey Hepburn's Hollywood debut in Roman Holiday (William Wyler, 1953). In this episode, we discuss Audrey Hepburn's debut, her legacy, and the character of Princess Ann in the film. We'll chat about her on-screen relationship with older male characters. We'll also cover the film's production as part of the so-called Hollywood-on-the-Tiber films of the 1950s and 1960s, to further contextualise the film.
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Episode 3: Aardman, The Pirates! and Animation
A chat between Dr. Jamie Steele and Dr. Zlatina Nikolova on Aardman, animation, and The Pirates! In An Adventure with Scientists!
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Episode 2 - Bill Forsyth's Scottish Cinema & Housekeeping
A deep dive into the films of Bill Forsyth, chatting about Gregory's Girl (1981), Local Hero (1983), and his only American film Housekeeping (1987) - with Dr. Brian Hoyle, University of Dundee.
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Peacock Cinema Podcast: Launch, The Darjeeling Limited, Hot Picks, & Fife Filmmaking
(00:00:00) Peacock Cinema Podcast: Launch, The Darjeeling Limited, Hot Picks, & Fife Filmmaking (00:01:35) Peacock Cinema - Launch! (00:12:43) Our Programme (00:17:02) Hot Picks! (00:26:15) Fife Filmmaking Episode 1: Launch, The Darjeeling Limited, Hot Picks & Fife FilmmakingGet to explore the background to the Peacock Cinema @ Carnegie Hall, the new community cinema in Scotland's ancient capital, Dunfermline. In this episode, we discuss 100 years of community cinema and 2025 as the launch year of the Peacock Cinema. A quick chat about the first film programme, and some hot picks from the opening film The Darjeeling Limited to Lost in Translation & much more! We finish this episode with a chat about Fife's film culture! This podcast is supported by the Dunfermline Regeneration Trust.Produced and Presented by Dr. Jamie SteeleGuests: Derek Glen (Trustee for Dunfermline Regeneration Trust) and Gavin Hugh (Midgiebite Media)Edited by Ryan Scott (https://www.ryanscottfilm.com/).
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Peacock Cinema Podcasts provides a conversational and informative discussion on films shown at the new community cinema, Peacock Cinema @ Carnegie Hall. Ideal to listen to during a commute or a short walk, this podcast features exciting guests who can provide academic context, oral histories, or even insight into the film’s production.Episode 1: Cinema Launch, Tackling Isolation, The Darjeeling Limited, Hot Picks, & Fife Filmmaking!Produced and Presented by Dr. Jamie SteeleWith Guests, Derek Glen and Gavin HughEdited by Ryan Scott (https://www.ryanscottfilm.com/).
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