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Talk Radio - Opening Scene (1988)
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2020
- Talk Radio - Opening Scene - (1988) - A rude, contemptuous talk show host becomes overwhelmed by the hatred that surrounds his program just before it goes national. Directed by Oliver Stone. Starring Eric Bogosian, Alec Baldwin, Ellen Greene, and Leslie Hope.
Talk Radio is a 1988 American drama film directed by Oliver Stone and starring Eric Bogosian, Alec Baldwin, Ellen Greene, and Leslie Hope. The film was based on the play of the same name by Bogosian and Tad Savinar. Portions of the film and play were based on the assassination of radio host Alan Berg in 1984 and the book Talked to Death: The Life and Murder of Alan Berg by Stephen Singular. The film was entered into the 39th Berlin International Film Festival, where it won the Silver Bear. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_Ra...)
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If you read up on the real life story this film was based on, it's pretty harrowing. Look up Alan Berg. This is a truly underrated Stone film. I won't account for what he's done recently, but 80's Oliver Stone was amazing stuff.
What's he done recently?
@@scottspencer6899pointless interview with Putin
I used to be so obsessed with this movie and I thought Eric was so sexy and his voice is amazing. Plus I like talk radio anyway.
In my top 10 favourite films.
Eternally relevant and eternally eerily prescient. Scary and wonderful.
Always thought Bogosian was related to Anthony Bourdain. They sound so similar
This clip reminds of Joe Piscopo's sportscaster from "Weekend Update', in the early 80s. The voices are that similar. I dont know what Anthony Bourdain sounds like, but it doesnt seem likely they are related. 'Bourdain' is clearly a French name, while 'Bogosian' is more Slavic-sounding. Still, stranger things have happened.
He should be a real live radio dj he was excellent in talk radio
any movie that has oliver stone as the director and bob richardson as the director of photography is an incredible flick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And any movie with Michael Wincott!!!
What would you place next this Masterpiece of Cinema? On the SHELF?
@@vegashainning8071 oliver and bob's absolute best movie ever made was Platoon.............no doubt!
@@samiam7342 I hear ya....And I raise you 👉 "THREADS" Documentary. We agree to disagree and the world 🌎 continues to not rotate.
@@vegashainning8071 I have no idea what you are talking about - threads???????? Im pretty sure oliver and bob would say the same..........
If you’ve never seen this movie, YOU MUST SEE IT. It really is good, strong performances by Eric Bogosian and Alec Baldwin.
The book on which the movie is based, “Talked to Death” is based on a true story...of a liberal talk show host who was murdered by Neo-nazis in Denver, Colorado.
Yeah he was The Rush Limbaugh of his day radio talk show host the late alan Berg the f****** Aryan Nation assassinated him
Get it Frank Castle somebody must been reading the punishers comic book back in them days so that's the name of the punisher so they throw that in as an Easter egg
Yeah man radio stations call in talk shows I had a love affair with Colin talk shows back in them days but now thanks to live internet streaming with no censorship or podcast you can now be your own radio talk show host and bypass the FCC b******* however back in the day now some people couldn't afford all that s*** so what they did do was produce their own well CD tape cassette podcast and they will pass them out at the back of their cars and they still manage to get that message out it cost them something out of their pockets but they didn't mind man they had to get the message out even if the radio shows wouldn't let him on but the internet has changed all of that thank goodness.
it was also a play off Broadway
@@chrisgardiner2215 Just to add to this, it was written by Eric Bogosian who rewrote his script in 2017 for a revivial that appeared on Broadway. That version is still being produced and is worth seeing if you can find a production.
Have I never heard about this movie? I know this actor from under siege 2 and he's definitely got something going on here, I like his charisma but Oliver stone? Have I never heard of this!
Omg the punisher was in a Oliver stone film makes sense.
Bogosian was so damn good as a great talk show host, at the time i thought he was some kind of local politically active famous radio personality, I had never heard of, but was trying his hand at acting, playing a version of himself.
The Mafioso pizza guy on the last call sounds like they were going for a stand-in of the Campisi’s brothers in Dallas. Jack Ruby supposedly used to hold meetings at the original location.
Actually the first caller was right on the track.
Bill Handel when he was young lol
Not surprised at the end of this movie, that's what happens when you live to piss people off, you get whacked!
What are those tapes for the keep putting what do they do I’m sure that technology isn’t used any more
Carts or tape cartridges. They are used in broadcast to play jingles, sweepers, music, sound effects, and commercials.
Sometimes 8-tracks.
The tapes were "cuts" from politicians or pundits. They were played to confirm the host's "take" on this country's destiny.
Great movie. Based on Bogosian's play and that liberal radio host in Colorado who was killed by neo-nazi's.
Alan Berg is the name of the talk radio host
Native Texans from the area outside of Dallas, this is not reality! They live simple hayseed lives! My mother’s side of the family was from Gordon about 70 miles west of Dallas.
It's not even reality in Dallas or Dallas County. I loved this movie since it came out, but I was always a little pissed off that caller "Chet" was from Mesquite, like the city was chock full of neo-nazis or something.
@@jrussellcase Mesquite and a lot of the folks in the eastern quadrant of Dallas were always a lot of lower class of white people back then. Not sure about today. Just like Hurst, Euless, and Beford have always been middle and upper middle class white folks in Fort Worth, but most to this day still talk and act like country hicks.