The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Robbie Stamp Interview (04/06/05)

De: Robbie Stamp

Narrado por: Beth Anderson

Robbie Stamp, close friend of Douglas Adams and executive producer of the new The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy film, discusses Adams' life and legacy, and reveals details about the upcoming film.Enjoy the interview? Listen to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and other books by Douglas Adams.Producers: Rick Freeman and Ilya Malinsky
Engineer: Craig Hutchison
Post-Production Engineer: Gil Hova
(P)2005 Audible, Inc.

Fascinating background information.

i just stumbled on this and found it to be a fun interview that gives some insight into the creator, Douglas Adams and The Hitchhiker's Guide movie. time for a revisit.

great piece of pop culture

loved it! clever witty and just odd enough to make it into pop culture history.

Fascinating

The essence of a good interview is whether it ends up being interesting. In that case, this interview gets 10 out of 10. It also answers numerous questions about Douglas Adams, the hitchhiker movie, and so on. Too bad I missed the movie on circuit, but plan to watch it on video.

Interesting to hear about the new movie

Didn't know what to expect but was pleased with the interview and hearing about the new movie.
It exceeded my expectations.

I Thought it was the book

The interview was very entertaining, but I expected to hear the book after the interview.

Very good interview

The questions posed were exactly those that I would have asked. It was a very quick listen, over before I knew it.

You Must ...

in my top ten books there are only 2 must reads/listen A Christmas Carol which you could read or listen and H2G2. I believe the better choice there is listen. if you can find one read by Douglas Adams it is FAR superior to any other iterations.

this is an interview for a movie, not an audiobook

title should be clearer that it's an interview not an audiobook. where do I go to get my credit back?

Discussing a hack job

While I was watching this movie, the question that repeatedly entered my mind was "What the hell were they thinking?" This interview addresses some of these issues, but not all of them.

It makes me sad.

Any additional comments?

This interview about the movie is all the sadder because I hated the movie so much.