REPOSTED FROM MOVIE GEEKS UNITED'S MYSPACE BLOG
United States of America (Press Release) June 2, 2008 -- Movie Geeks United!, one of the most popular movie-themed internet podcast programs, will celebrate the career of Sidney Lumet (Network, Serpico) with a 2-hour program airing live on Wednesday, June 4 at 10pm ET featuring several special guests.
"We're celebrating one of the most distinguished careers in the history of the medium," says Jamey DuVall, show writer, producer and co-host. "Mr. Lumet has given the world so many timeless films and inspired several generations of artists and moviegoers across the globe."
Special guests for the program include actors Chris Sarandon (Dog Day Afternoon. Fright Night) and Colm Feore (Face/Off, Night Falls on Manhattan), authors Joanna P. Rapf (Sidney Lumet: Interviews) and Richard Pepperman (Film School: How to Watch DVDs and Learn Everything About Filmmaking), and screenwriter Kelly Masterson (Before the Devil Knows You're Dead).
During live broadcasts, listeners may converse with other film fans in the chat room or call in with their own questions at 718-508-9477.
You may link to the podcast through http://www.blogtalkradio.com/moviegeeksunited/2008/06/05/SIDNEY-LUMET-TRIBUTE
The show will be made available for replay immediately following the live broadcast.
Airing twice weekly (Sundays at 6pm ET, Wednesdays at 10pm ET) and available anytime on replay, Movie Geeks United! is the premier podcast for movie lovers across the globe. Featuring weekly interviews with industry professionals (Paul Schrader, Jeff Goldblum, Brian De Palma) and insightful commentary about the world of film, this is a show for people who repsect the art form and the artist.
BlogTalkRadio is a social radio network that allows anyone in the world to host or listen to a live radio show, available online, for free. BlogTalkRadio is inspiring a legion of citizen broadcasters around the world to express themselves through live, interactive radio for the first time. Unlike other services, BlogTalkRadio requires no software download or podcast equipment. All you need is a phone or voIP connection to engage your community in real-time conversations. After shows air live, they are archived as podcasts and made available via RSS to iTunes and other services.
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