Dive into the world of viral entertainment and social media stardom with Daniel Merrifield, the creator and host of The Movie Dweeb, in this dynamic 30-minute episode of The McAuley Tucker Show! Daniel, former producer for Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp, reveals the secrets behind his viral interviews with A-listers like Jim Carrey, Margot Robbie, and Steven Spielberg. From mooning Jim Carrey to crafting fan-favorite formats like Snack Wars, Daniel’s chaotic humor and storytelling prowess shine through. Perfect for fans of The Movie Dweeb, aspiring content creators, and pop culture enthusiasts, this episode offers an unfiltered look at the creative process behind Daniel’s millions of views across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.

Keywords: Daniel Merrifield, The Movie Dweeb, LADbible, Capital FM, viral interviews, social media content, entertainment production, The McAuley Tucker Show

Published: September 30th | Duration: 30m

Go behind the scenes of animated storytelling with screenwriter and director Todd Edwards on The McAuley Tucker Show! Todd shares his journey crafting the beloved music in animated hit Hoodwinked! the art of writing and directing dynamic films that captivate audiences worldwide. Perfect for Hoodwinked! fans, aspiring screenwriters, and filmmakers, this episode offers a glimpse into the creative process behind Todd’s cinematic achievements. Tune in for an engaging look at his role in shaping unforgettable animated adventures!

Keywords: Todd Edwards, Hoodwinked!, screenwriting, film directing, animation, The McAuley Tucker Show

Published: August 28th | Duration: 55m

Dinesh Thyagarajan plays Malik “Mali” Ali, a humble Metropolis falafel vendor whose kindness toward Superman makes him a quiet hero in Superman (2025). Mali’s bravery in the face of Lex Luthor’s cruelty cements him as one of the film’s most poignant characters, with his scene standing out as one of the most emotionally impactful in the entire film to critics and fans. His performance has been praised by director James Gunn.

Grace Chan is a Chinese-Australian American actress and dancer making her feature film breakthrough in Superman (2025) as Superman Robot #12. A loyal mechanical aide in the Fortress of Solitude, #12 brings a touch of humor and personality to the team of Kryptonian robots, memorable for her enthusiastic line, “He looked at me!”