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Somewhere on the Screen is a podcast for movie lovers, television enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about storytelling. Hosted by international best-selling author, television host, playwright, and screenwriter Ryan Sprague , each episode explores the world of film and TV through reviews, analysis, film history, interviews, and panel discussions. From classic cinema and cult favorites to modern blockbusters and prestige television, Somewhere on the Screen celebrates the stories, creators, and moments that leave a lasting impact. Whether breaking down a beloved film, exploring behind-the-scenes history, or talking with industry professionals, Ryan brings his passion for storytelling to every conversation. If you love movies, television, filmmaking, and the creative process behind what we watch, Somewhere on the Screen is your front-row seat to the discussion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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