Nostalgiahhh - Cult Films, TV and Media

Imagine growing up with James Bond as your dad. Not just any Bond, but Sir Roger Moore, one of the most charming, charismatic and beloved stars in cinema history.For Geoffrey Moore, that was everyday life. But while his father became a global icon thanks to seven Bond adventures, The Saint and The Persuaders!, Geoffrey has spent decades forging his own identity in the entertainment business.An actor, musician and producer, he’s experienced the glamour of showbusiness, the challenges of living with a famous surname, and the extraordinary highs and lows of a life surrounded by screen legends.Now Geoffrey is back in the spotlight, co-starring in the new British thriller Knightfall, proving that the Moore family’s connection to the silver screen is very much alive.But what was it really like growing up with one of the world’s most recognisable actors? How did his father’s fame shape his childhood, and what lessons did he learn from a man whose effortless charm made him a household name across generations?From Hollywood memories to his own creative ambitions, Geoffrey has a fascinating story to tell.Roger Crow talks to him about his life, career, and growing up as the son of one of the most famous men on the planetI’m Standing by Elton John, obviously. Knightfall is released on November 16 by 101 Films.

Mollie Gallagher discusses her role as Clarice Starling in the new touring stage version of The Silence of the Lambs. She also chats to Roger Crow about her time on Coronation Street and Dancing on Ice.Plus, a review of the stage version of SotL at Hull New Theatre. For more info: https://silenceofthelambsplay.com/

He lived long. He prospered. He made it so. And he saw everything. Paying tribute to the much missed Patrick Stewart, one fan's assessment of his life and career; the review of his autobiography, and two polar opposite moments of drama and comedy. Clips courtesy of Paramount and BBC.

Multi-talented actor and therapist Joe McGann talks to Roger Crow about his incredible career, new movie Semolina Pilchard (out now), classic sitcom The Upper Hand, and acclaimed drama The Hanging Gale. Plus, he reveals his favourite Hallowe'en and Christmas movies. The Upper Hand theme by Debbie Wiseman; viewers in the UK can see The Upper Hand on Rewind TV throughout November.

Writer Simon J Ballard has a new book out in collaboration with film and TV veteran David Wickes. Simon chats to Roger Crow about that tome; his favourite 007 movie, and more.Music: Silver Dream Racer and tracks from the OHMSS soundtrack courtesy of their respective owners. And thanks as ever to Bond expert Tony Greenway for his OHMSS input. The ‘kind of sponsorship’ bit: if you fancy a month’s free Starlink subscription after signing up to use their service, then click below. Ts and Cs apply. Amazingly good Internet service, even while on the move*https://starlink.com?referral=RC-DF-14946536-28302-99*Team Nostalgiahhh will get a referral fee that ensures I can keep the pod going, so thanks if you do sign up.

Nostalgiahhh rewinds to 1996 for a celebration of a year packed with blockbuster spectacle, memorable characters and enduring favourites. We revisit the year’s 10 biggest films and consider how they hold up three decades later.We also champion 10 more films worthy of your attention, including From Dusk Till Dawn, The Frighteners, The Long Kiss Goodnight, Fargo and Trainspotting. From sharp comedy to action, horror and science fiction, there’s plenty to rediscover — or enjoy for the first time.Plus, we bring you an exclusive interview with stuntman Paul Weston, turning the spotlight on the skill and daring behind the screen action.The ‘kind of sponsorship’ bit: if you fancy a month’s free Starlink subscription after signing up to use their service, then click below. Ts and Cs apply. Amazingly good Internet service, even while on the move*https://starlink.com?referral=RC-DF-14946536-28302-99*Team Nostalgiahhh will get a referral fee that ensures I can keep the pod going, so thanks if you do sign up.

Roger Crow chats to multi talented actor, writer and director Steve Oram about his role in Simon Rumley’s new movie, Crushed, which is out now on digital. Music: Murray Head.The ‘kind of sponsorship’ bit: if you fancy a month’s free Starlink subscription after signing up to use their service, then click below. Ts and Cs apply. Amazingly good Internet service, even while on the move*https://starlink.com?referral=RC-DF-14946536-28302-99*Team Nostalgiahhh will get a referral fee that ensures I can keep the pod going, so thanks if you do sign up.

By coincidence I pay tribute to the brilliant O’Sullivans, Gilbert, and Richard. There are also nods to Anna Maxwell Martin, Steven Berkoff, Madeleine Smith, Sparks, Michael Douglas, Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, new thriller Knightfall, and a few ditties.Music by Gilbert O’Sullivan, Sparks, Hollywood Vampires, and your host, Roger Crow.Knightfall is out now on digital.The ‘kind of sponsorship’ bit: if you fancy a month’s free Starlink subscription after signing up to use their service, then click below. Ts and Cs apply. Amazingly good Internet service, even while on the move*https://starlink.com?referral=RC-DF-14946536-28302-99*Team Nostalgiahhh will get a referral fee than ensures I can keep the pod going, so thanks if you do sign up.

If there was a man who knew a lot about James Bond in 1987, it would be Tony Greenway. He’s the special guest on this edition of an epic Bond spectacular paying tribute to Timothy Dalton’s first 007 offering.Hopefully it won’t scare the living daylights out of you.Incidental music by John Barry and Marvin Hamlisch.Trailer care of MGM UA.The ‘kind of sponsorship’ bit: if you fancy a month’s free Starlink subscription after signing up to use their service, then click below. Ts and Cs apply. Amazingly good Internet service, even while on the move*https://starlink.com?referral=RC-DF-14946536-28302-99*Team Nostalgiahhh will get a referral fee that ensures I can keep the pod going, so thanks if you do sign up.