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Audio - Interviews and Podcasts |
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Celebrity Playlist Podcast - Drew Barrymore & Ellen Page - 20th October 2009 |
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Drew Barrymore and actor Ellen Page discuss their favorite songs. |
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TIFF 2009 - Whip It Press Conference - 15th September 2009 |
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Official press conference of “Whip It” during the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival. Participants of this panel were Drew Barrymore, Landon Pigg, Alia Shawkat, Andrew Wilson, Eve and Ellen. (Source: www.vvcnetwork.ca) |
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Format: MP3 |
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TIFF 2009 - Interview with Ellen Page & Alia Shawkat - 14th September 2009 |
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David Poland sits down with Ellen Page and Alia Shawkat for the movie “Whip It” during the Toronto International Film Festival 2009. (Source: moviecitynews.com) |
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Format: MP3 |
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Smart People - Interview Bites - 16th May 2008 |
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Dennis Quaid on Ellen Page (0:00-0:24), Thomas Haden Church on Ellen Page (0:25-1:06), Director Noam Murro on Ellen Page (1:07-1:50), Ellen Page on what attracted her to the movie (1:51-2:22), on her character (2:23-3:07) and on working with Dennis Quaid (3:08-3:21). |
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Format: MP3 |
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Filmspotting - Interviews Revisited - Ellen Page & Diablo Cody - 8th March 2008 |
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Filmspotting is celebrating its three-year anniversary with a week off...[...] But lest we leave you without a Filmspotting fix, we offer this look back at three Oscar-themed interviews from the past year -- conversations with Josh Brolin ("No Country for Old Men"), Todd Haynes ("I'm Not There") and Ellen Page and Diablo Cody ("Juno."). (Source: www.filmspotting.net) |
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Format: MP3 |
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WNYC - Studio 360 - Interview - 22nd February 2008 |
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The indie hit Juno is up for a few Oscars this weekend. One for its crackling screenplay by the 29 year-old Diablo Cody, and another for its star, 21-year-old Ellen Page. Kurt talks to Page about playing the smart, funny teenager Juno MacGuff, who gets pregnant, then decides to have the baby and give it up for adoption. (Source: www.studio360.org) |
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BBC Radio One - Interview - 6th February 2008 |
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James King of BBC’s Radio One went to chat to Ellen the other day (in person rather than on a burger phone) and she was lovely. Here's the full interview for your listening pleasure! |
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Format: MP3 |
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National Public Radio - Interview - 22nd Janury 2008 |
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The teen-pregnancy comedy Juno received four Oscar nominations this morning, including a best actress nod for Ellen Page. Madeleine Brand talks to the youngest nominee in the bunch about the sudden attention. (Source: www.npr.org) |
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Format: MP3 |
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Tavis Smiley - Interview - 10th January 2008 |
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Juno star Ellen Page comments on Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears and explains how she stays levelheaded. (Source: www.pbs.org) |
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Format: MP3 |
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106.7 WJFK - BDK Interview - 9th January 2008 |
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BDK Interview by Kevin McCarthy on 106.7 WJFK with Juno’s Diablo Cody and Ellen Page |
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Format: MP3 |
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Associated Press - Interview - 27th December 2007 |
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AP Broadcast Entertainment Editor Michael Weinfeld talks to Ellen Page about 'Juno', being 20 but looking 16, why she doesn't own a TV and how her next film is not about lesbian werewolves. (Source: www.podbean.com) |
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Format: MP3 |
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Ellen Page & Michael Cera Interview – Juno - 22nd December 2007 |
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And Michael still can’t believe that people think he got fired from Knocked Up. |
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Format: MP3 |
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Filmspotting - Episode 190 - Page-Cody Interview - 14th December 2007 |
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This week, Adam and Matty are on full quirk alert for a discussion of Jason Reitman's ("Thank You For Smoking") breakout Toronto Film Festival comedy, "Juno." Plus, Adam sits down for a little girl talk with Ellen Page and Diablo Cody, "Juno's" talented star and screenwriter, respectively. |
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Format: MP3 |
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Santa Barbara Film Festival - Cinema Society: Juno - 13th December 2007 |
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Join Roger for this amazing audio segment as he chats with Director Jason Reitman, Screenwriter Diablo Cody, and Actors Ellen Page and Allison Janney. |
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Format: MP3 |
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National Public Radio - Interview - 5th December 2007 |
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Ellen Page, Playing 'Honest, Whole Young Women' by Neda Ulaby of the National Public Radio. Source: www.npr.org) |
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Format: MP3 |
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The Bob Edwards Show - Diablo Cody & Ellen Page Interview - 29th November 2007 |
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Bob talks with first-time screenwriter Diablo Cody and actress Ellen Page about their new film Juno, opening December 5. Page plays Juno MacGuff, who is 16, pregnant, and "dealing with things far beyond her maturity". Juno's dark comedic charm and witty dialogue will make it this year's indie hit. (Source: www.bobedwardsradio.com) |
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Format: MP3 |
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The Morning X on Everything Alternative 99X - Interview - 15th November 2007 |
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Diablo Cody and Ellen Page talk about their new movie Juno on The Morning X show on Everything Alternative 99X with Leslie & Jenners. (Source: cumuluspodcasting.com) |
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Format: MP3 |
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Columbia Chronicle - Interview - November 2007 |
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Interview with Ellen Page and Diablo Cody. Credit to Matt Fagerholm at the Columbia Chronicle. |
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Format: MP3 |
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Now Toronto - Catherine Keener and Ellen Page Interview - 23rd January 2007 |
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Cameron Bailey interviews Catherine Keener (Capote) and Halifax's Ellen Page (X-Men: The Last Stand, Hard Candy), who star in An American Crime, based on the true story of suburban housewife Gertrude Baniszewski, who kept a teenage girl locked in the basement of her Indiana home during the 1960s / Ellen Page on her role (0:00-0:36), Catherine Keener on the message in the film (0:37-2:10), Ellen Page on her sudden success in Hollywood (2:11-2:46). |
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Format: MP3 |
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MoviesTO Podcast #33: The Notorious Ellen Page - 28th May 2006 |
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Canada's got a new "it" girl, and it's Halifax native Ellen Page, who has supposedly been acting for a really long time but is only getting notice now due to the power-whammy double-team effect of Hard Candy (which is excellent) and X-Men: The Last Stand (which is not). |
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Format: MP3 |
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