Ian Cries's guest appearances

Ian Cries

Film Basterds

Produce Yourself

Jason Bateman

Ian Gelfand

Orson Welles

Patricia Clarkson

Sam Rockwell

Don Quixote

Michael Shannon

Chris Pratt

David Copperfield

Michael Caine

Harlan Ellison

John Dillinger

Jeremiah Smith

Jason Momoa

Amy Poehler

OwlTail

On the first of two episodes this week, Marc &amp; Ian get lost in language with sci-fi drama Arrival, see if Kevin James can avoided falling down in True Memoirs of an International Assassin and get ready to rock with the Oasis documentaty Supersonic. Trailers are also discussed in a show which originally had a load of political stuff in it then realised you've probably heard enough already.   *Note Ian was recording this episode on a shitty tablet and the subsequent audio quality from his end means he won't again. Apologies in advance.

On the first of two episodes this week, Marc &amp; Ian get lost in language with sci-fi drama Arrival, see if Kevin James can avoided falling down in True Memoirs of an International Assassin and get ready to rock with the Oasis documentaty Supersonic. Trailers are also discussed in a show which originally had a load of political stuff in it then realised you've probably heard enough already. *Note Ian was recording this episode on a shitty tablet and the subsequent audio quality from his end means he won't again. Apologies in advance.

Episode 185 - Ian Cries, Marc Doesn't

Ian has finally, after 27 episodes officially left Duck Dynasty and is feeling depressed, having regrets and wondering if he made the right decision to leave and go to Alaska.  In other words... it's just another day in the life of Ian Gelfand.  While Terence tries to assure him he made the right decision, Ian has microphone issues, gets room service in his Hollywood hotel and forgets that this is a professional podcast.   Executive Producers, showrunners, and production company owners-- Terence Michael and Ian Gelfand have produced over 50 television series and 20 feature films between the two of them.  They're also entrepreneurs, with businesses outside of film and tv, from real estate to start-ups.  Ian lives in New York.  Terence lives in Los Angeles.  This podcast was born from a series of neurotic telephone conversations that began after Terence returned from Louisiana,where he's the executive producer of DuckDynasty, and attempted to prepare Ian to come onboard the next season to direct and showrun. They both realize they're probably the only two people listening.  And that's okay with them.

Ian has finally, after 27 episodes officially left Duck Dynasty and is feeling depressed, having regrets and wondering if he made the right decision to leave and go to Alaska.  In other words... it's just another day in the life of Ian Gelfand.  While Terence tries to assure him he made the right decision, Ian has microphone issues, gets room service in his Hollywood hotel and forgets that this is a professional podcast. Executive Producers, showrunners, and production company owners-- Terence Michael and Ian Gelfand have produced over 50 television series and 20 feature films between the two of them.  They're also entrepreneurs, with businesses outside of film and tv, from real estate to start-ups.  Ian lives in New York.  Terence lives in Los Angeles.  This podcast was born from a series of neurotic telephone conversations that began after Terence returned from Louisiana,where he's the executive producer of DuckDynasty, and attempted to prepare Ian to come onboard the next season to direct and showrun. They both realize they're probably the only two people listening.  And that's okay with them.

EP27 - Ian Cries For Ducks