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Adam Curry reviews the film Gran Turismo, produced by No Agenda executive producer Dana Brunetti, praising the casting of Spice Girl Geri Halliwell and the IMAX experience. The discussion transitions to a career update for No Agenda-sponsored racer Ashlyn Speed, who has recently moved up to the Formula 4 racing circuit.
Executive Producer Donations and Knighting Ceremony
The show acknowledges significant donations from producers, including Dustin Sonderreger, Adam Urbano, and Hollywood producer Dana Brunetti, who promoted his film "Gran Turismo." A knighthood ceremony is held for Dame Emma, Sir Sonderreger, and Sir Alan. Listener notes cover topics such as the decline of the ATM business, weight loss success, and local meetups in Indiana and Georgia.
Gran Turismo Movie, Product Placement and Positive Role Models
The hosts discuss the new "Gran Turismo" film, noting its heavy use of Sony product placement but praising its depiction of positive male role models. Adam Curry mentions that No Agenda race car driver Ashlyn Speed gave the movie a positive review. The segment also touches on the difficulty of getting movies produced without significant corporate sponsorship in the current industry climate.
Adam Curry complains about predatory exchange rates at Schiphol Airport ATMs. Dr. Disorder donates and promotes the "Music and Sky" micro-festival in Southern California. The hosts discuss the movie "Gran Turismo" and its connection to a show producer. Dr. Disorder's knighthood request includes a specific vintage of Chateau d'Yquem and DMT.
No Agenda producer Dana Brunetti hosted a preview screening of his new film, Gran Turismo, at an IMAX theater. The movie is based on the true story of a video game player who became a professional race car driver for Nissan and competed at Le Mans. Due to the ongoing Hollywood strike, Brunetti is utilizing podcasts to promote the film's August release.
Dana Brunetti and the Producers Guild of America
Hollywood producer Dana Brunetti provided a correction regarding the Producers Guild of America, clarifying that it is not a labor union. Brunetti, whose new film "Gran Turismo" is set for release, expressed frustration with the guild's award selection process. The hosts discuss the "blackballing" of independent voices in the film industry and Brunetti's potential retirement from movie production.
Executive Producer Credits and Dana Brunetti's Gran Turismo
Hollywood producer Dana Brunetti contributes to the show, leading to a discussion about his upcoming film "Gran Turismo" starring Orlando Bloom. Brunetti requests a title change to "Governor of the Great State of El Dorado," while other executive producers are thanked for their financial support.
