Role Call

Marlon Brando is hands down one of the most legendary actors in US history. He was aphenomenon that swept both pop culture, as well as the craft of acting. During his later years,he held an acting class that was taped, and buried.It has now been over a decade since the infamous class took place, and we got a hold of one ofthe PA's that were there. We hope you enjoy Oscar McFarlane's telling of his experiences of theworkshop!Brando Movies:The Godfather - 1972Julius Caesar - 1953The Wild One - 1953A Streetcar Named Desire - 1951Last Tango in Paris - 1972Superman - 1978

This week Adam and Raul speak to Steven Ogg about his approach to acting, acting on stage vs acting on screen, and life over all, it's an interesting mix of conversation this week!Projects that Steven has been in:SolisSnowpiercerGrand Theft Auto VDisgraceOn the RunThe Walking Dead

This week Adam and Raul speak to Marguerite Moreau about approaches to acting, the importance of acting lessons, and her acting careerSome of the movies covered in the episode:The Mighty DucksWet Hot American SummerStress PositionHelter Skelter

Adam, Raul and Xander discuss make up, transforming through costumes and make up, past life regression, acting in "Mommie Dearest", dying on film, one of Adam's favorite movies "Safe", and the effects of fame on acting, as well as on the human psyche."Air Force One" (1997)"Safe" (1995)"Mommie Dearest" (1981)"Straight To Hell" (1987)"Sid and Nancy" (1986)

This week, Adam and Raul speak to Tony Plana about growing up as an immigrant, finding his path towards acting, learning to control his accent, as well as a bunch of great Zoot Suit and Hollywood stories!

In this week's episode, Adam and Raul chatted with Laura Harrington about approaches to acting, writing, her experiences on various films that she has been in, and her first job in Hollywood as an actress."What's Eating Gilbert Grape":https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108550/"Maximum overdrive":https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091499/?ref_=nmbio_mbio"Bunckaroo Banzai":https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086856/

Raul and Adam sit down and have a conversation with Actor Barry Primus. Barry tells stories of Arthur Miller, his early theater acting days all the way through making his way onto film

L.Q. Jones appeared in The Wild Bunch, Casino, The Edge, most of the Peckinpah films, and directed the cult classic A Boy and His Dog.