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Bond on Cinema

Bond on Cinema

De: Ward W. Bond
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Veteran Television host Ward W. Bond brings you the in-depth interviews with the top film directors, producers, screenwriters, editors, composers, actors and more. Learn about the art and beauty of filmmaking. Meet award winning film professionals as they tell their side of the creative journey of movie-making. The ”Bond on Cinema” podcast is interviews with filmmakers for filmmakers. Bond on Cinema is also available on Prime Video and YouTube

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  • Why This Comedy About Childbirth is Causing Hilarious Family Drama
    Apr 6 2026

    Welcome to Bond on Cinema, where filmmakers and stories take center stage. In this video, we feature an insightful movie interview with writer-director Tom Harp, known for his work in making movies like "The Donor Party" and his newest "Home Delivery."

    Harp shares his experience in directing and screenwriting, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind a successful comedy movie. Comedy is back with Thom Harp’s HOME DELIVERY.

    Set in sun-soaked Los Angeles, Home Delivery follows a pregnant model who invites her estranged family to witness the birth of her first child at home.

    What begins as an intimate family moment quickly spirals into chaos as long-buried tensions surface, unexpected guests arrive, and the unpredictable realities of childbirth bring everyone together in hilarious and heartfelt ways.

    The film features a celebrated ensemble cast including Melanie Field, Donald Faison, Lindsay Sloane, Jimmi Simpson, Joe Pantoliano, Lesley Ann Warren, Peter MacNicol, and Tracie Thoms. Blending sharp comedy with touching family drama, Home Delivery explores the messy, unpredictable, and often hilarious nature of family relationships during life’s biggest moments.

    Again, comedy is back and wrapped with some heartfelt drama. HOME DELIVERY is a must see film in my book. #filmmakersfamily #filmdirector #movie #moviedirector #bondoncinema #interview #film #filmmaking #pregnancy #comedy #family

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    55 m
  • Legendary Actor of Theater & Film George Innes Reveals His Career Behind The Scenes
    Apr 3 2026

    The deep-voiced London-born stage and screen actor was trained as a Shakespearean thespian at Toynbee Hall and at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). He made his first theatrical appearances at the National Theatre under the direction of Laurence Olivier and at the Bristol Hippodrome in 1959.

    He appeared in Arnold Wesker's play Chips with Everything which premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in 1962 and went to Broadway the following year. He was also understudy to Frank Finlay a Lago in Othello at the National and played Archbishop Cranmer in A Man for all Seasons at the Nottingham Playhouse.

    At the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago he was in The Rise and Fall of Little Voice playing character named Ray Say, where he sang the Roy Orbison's song "It's Over". The Rise and Fall of Little Voice then went then onto to Broadway at the Neil Simon Theatre.

    On screen from 1963, he is perhaps best remembered as Charlie Croker's right-hand man, 'jobber' Bill Bailey in the original version of The Italian Job with actor Michael Caine. He also appeared with in The Last Valley and alongside Albert Finney in Charlie Bubbles and Gumshoe.

    For the small screen, George Innes has acted in numerous iconic shows in Britain and the U.S. , ranging from The Avengers, Open All Hours and Minder to Hill Street Blues, Magnum, P.I. and M*A*S*H (one of his best roles), which we’ll get into today.

    #actor #film #theater #theatre #television #magnumpi #hillstreetblues #theitalianjob #russellcrowe #michaelcaine #genehackman #ryanoneal #acting #cinema #stage #broadway #UK #london #hollywood #entertainment #celebrity

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    41 m
  • Special Effects Artist Lee Romaire Talks Disney World Attractions, del Toro's Frankenstein and more!
    Apr 2 2026

    Join us for an insightful interview with Emmy-winning special effects artist Lee Romare, known for his incredible contributions to projects like War of the Worlds and Five Nights at Freddy's. This discussion offers a fascinating look at the world of sfx and the intricate filmmaking process. Discover what goes on behind the scenes in major production and on the movie set, showcasing the dedication of every filmmaker involved.

    #bondoncinema #interview #specialeffects #film #movie #specileffectsartist #disney #disneyworld #disneyland #universalstudios #starwars

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