Podcast - Beardy & The Geek with Christian Read

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You will have already heard me bang on about how much I loved The Eldritch Kid: Whisky & Hate, but if you didn't, go read an come straight back.

Luckily for Emmet O'Cuana and I, Eldritch Kid writer Christian Read spared some time to have a chat about The Eldritch Kid, Unmasked, his work on the MMO game The Secret World and eventually Young Guns and Penrith Panthers - World of Entertainment.

Grab the audio after the jump!



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Comments

  1. emmetocuana28 July 2012 at 21:42

    We're never going to live down that Young Guns comment....I need to work on my sarcasm intonation.

    Also I think we could spin off a whole other episode on the outtakes alone!

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  2. Unknown28 July 2012 at 21:45

    Indeed, especially considering that you had to chop close to an hour out!

    I still can't believe that you said that Young Guns is a superior film to the Coen Brothers incarnation of True Grit. I feel like I don't even know you!

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