Who Would You Like to See Interviewed on DVD Talk Radio
 

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We're continuing to line up some great talent for interviewing on <a href="http://www.dvdtalkradio.com">DVDTalk Radio</a>. I'd love to also hear from you who you'd be interested in seeing us interview.

So far we've interviewed:
Shane Carruth - Primer
James L Brooks - Spanglish/Simpson
Brett Ratner - Rush Hour/After The Sunset
Brad Bird - The Incredibles Director - Brad Bird
Saw Director James Wan and Screenwriter Leigh Whannell - Saw
Dog The Bounty Hunter
Henry Rollins
Paul Feig and Judd Apatow - Freaks and Geeks

Let us know who you'd like to see interviewed...

Jim Jarmusch. He always seems to have something interesting to talk about...
And how about someone like Christophe Gans or Vincent Cassell, or Mathieu Kassovitz or Lars Von Trier - someone that doesn't get too much attention stateside?

A few off the top of my head:

George Romero - Director
Guillermo del Toro - Director
Bryan Singer - Director
David Fincher - Director
Alex Proyas - Director
Pang Brothers - Directors (Asian horror)
Takashi Miike - Director (Asian extreme)
Angela Bettis - Actress
Thora Birch - Actress
Steve Buscemi - Actor
David Prior - DVD Producer (and DVDTalk member)
Jon Mulvaney - Criterion
Bill Lustig - Blue Underground
Don May - Synapse Films

Kevin Smith

Steve Buscemi
Brad Pitt
David Fincher
Seth McFarlane
Sandrah Oh

i want to hear from

George Feltenstein at Warner brothers
Robert Rodriguez on his projects, ideas for 3-d on dvd, and ten minute film school
Leonard Maltin
more indie directors...let them schill

Richard Donner

Rudy Behlmer- he'd be choice not only for his film historian background but also because he does a TON of DVD commentaries, and on pretty important films too.

David Fincher

If you could get him, Oliver Stone would be interesting. I'd like to hear him talk about the Alexander DVD (and whether it will be edited or not), and his comments comparing DVD to "mail-order sex."

Is Mel Brooks a possibility? Later this year would be a good time as the rumored DVDs and The Producers movie are released.

Fincher would be nice, but I don't think he has anything coming soon to talk about. I mean, he's working on a film, but it could be a while before it comes out in theaters, let alone on DVD. He also probably doesn't have any DVDs in production unless we're finally going to get that SE of The Game.

David Lynch. :banana:

Todd Solondz

bring back Paul Feig and Judd Apatow - Undeclared Directors
Ridley Scott - Gladiator Director
Garth Jennings - HHGTTG Director
Joss Whedon - Serenity Director

Me.

Kevin Smith
Seth McFarlane

Jesus
Albert Einstein
Ghandi

Luc Besson

Bill Lustig
Richard Donner
Michael Mann
Ridley & Tony Scott

Michael Bay. Although we wouldn't want DVDTalk to be considered hypocritical ;)

Update.

I have the following lined up for this week:

Chris Pontius - Wild Boyz
John Flansburgh - They Might Be Giants/ Here Come The ABCs

More to follow :)

Wrong forum n00b ;)

I second David Lynch. He would probably be very interesting especially concerning his dvds.

John Flansburgh should be great....i need to get his new disc....

David Lynch would be a good one, and I am not sure he has ever advertised his website only movies anywhere else...so there ya go.

Ridley Scott -- one of the best supporters of DVD extras among top-shelf directors. He has a new film to promote, so who knows?

Len Wiseman
Ridley Scott
Robert Rodriguez

I would love to have you speak with some execs or someone on the business side of things. Someone from an interesting studio of course. Maybe someone from Anchor Bay, Criterion/Janus, WB (Classics)?