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Sonny Bunch hosts The Bulwark Goes to Hollywood, a new podcast featuring interviews with folks who have their finger on the pulse of the entertainment industry during this dynamic—and difficult—time.
The Bulwark hosts The Bulwark Goes to Hollywood, a tv show with 293 episodes published.
On this week’s episode, I’m rejoined by Chris Fenton to discuss efforts to pass a federal tax credit that would help reshore American film production and his own made-in-America film, Bad Counselors , which hits theaters
On this week’s episode, I’m rejoined by renowned critic and film historian David Thomson to discuss his new book, A Sudden Flicker of Light: A Revisionist History of Movies . It’s a bracing tome, given its thesis: That t
This week I’m joined by CNN’s media analyst Brian Stelter to discuss the big news of the week, Comcast’s decision to spin NBC Universal off into a separate company. What will happen to the broadcast network? Who might so
On this week’s episode, I’m joined by Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal to discuss his exclusive on the partnership between Google and A24 and what it portends for the rest of the studios who are either diving into th
On this week’s episode, I’m rejoined by my first guest, the great Richard Rushfield, to talk all things TV. What’s the deal with Fox buying Roku? What does the post-peak-TV era look like? And, perhaps most importantly, w
I’m joined by Peter M. Hoffman this week to discuss his new memoir, Karmic Winds , about his time in Hollywood as the tax lawyer who could figure out how to get movies financed and get people paid. Fans of 1980s action m
I’m super-excited about this week’s episode, as I’m getting to talk about one of my favorite zombie movies ( Day of the Dead ) with one of the creators of that film (John Harrison, the first assistant director and compos
Just as a heads up: This episode was posted on the Takes feed over the weekend, but I wanted to make sure and share it with y’all because a.) it was a lot of fun and b.) I did a weirdly large amount of work for it, havin
On this week’s episode, I’m rejoined by Julia Alexander to discuss her latest piece for Puck on why romantasy—the subgenre of fine literature dedicated to dragons and sex—has had a hard time gaining a foothold on streami
Hey everyone, so: This posted in the Takes feed over the weekend. (You can watch the video on Substack here or YouTube here .) I Just wanted to make sure this episode got into the Bulwark Goes to Hollywood feed in case y
On this week’s episode, I’m rejoined by Scott Mendelson of The Outside Scoop to preview the summer movie season and address some of the hottest questions in the biz. Why did Netflix push Greta Gerwig’s Narnia movie to ne
Occasionally, someone will ask me if I think they should invest in a movie. My answer is, invariably, the same: you should only invest in movies you really believe in; you should understand that even if you invest, the m
On this week’s episode, I’m joined by Lou Diamond Phillips, who you know from … well, tons of stuff. La Bamba , Young Guns , Longmire , and last year’s best new TV show, The Chair Company . He’s on the show this week to
Special two-part episode of the podcast this week! The big news in Hollywood this week has been the burgeoning effort by Hollywood creatives to fight the purchase of Warner Bros. by Paramount Skydance. Thousands of names
I’m joined on this week’s episode by Ed Solomon, the writer of the new Steven Soderbergh feature, The Christophers , which is in limited release this weekend and going wider next. It’s the story of an aging artist, playe
On this week’s episode, I’m joined by Steve Starkey to discuss his new book, On the Set of Forrest Gump . Steve won an Oscar for best picture as producer on that film, but he has a career that, as I told him, has meant a
On this week’s episode, I’m very pleased to be joined by McKay Coppins, author of April’s cover story in The Atlantic : “Sucker: My Year as a Degenerate Gambler.” We discussed the rise of sports betting apps, why his bos
I’m very pleased to be rejoined by Kevin Goetz, who is the guru of movie testing to discuss his latest book, How to Score in Hollywood . When you spend nine figures on a film and another eight figures marketing it, you w
On this week’s episode, I’m very pleased to be joined by David Streitfeld to discuss his new book, Western Star: The Life and Legends of Larry McMurtry . Amongst the topics discussed: McMurtry’s obsession with book buyin
On this week’s episode, I’m very pleased to be rejoined by Rod Blackhurst (we had him on a couple of years back to discuss his indie crime drama Blood for Dust ) and joined for the first time by Ethan Suplee, veteran cha
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