This week, we spoke to Michael Mellamphy (Mick), who you'd definitely know from Red Dead Redemption II as the voice and motion-capture performer for Sean Maguire, the so-called Donegal native and hilariously written Irish thief in the Van Der Linde gang.We speak to Mick about his past, living as an Irish actor in America, and becoming world famous to gamers everywhere in Red Dead II.You can check out our other exclusive Rockstar Games interviews below:Roger Clark/Arthur Morgan:https://youtu.be/K4Sa71aqnu8Benjamin Byron Davis/Dutch Van Der Linde:https://youtu.be/9eJlAu6u8O8Alex McKenna/Sadie Adler:https://youtu.be/D0MBL5umGZsNed Luke/Michael De Santa (GTA V):https://youtu.be/2apWY3oCiAwShawn Fonteno/Franklin Clinton (GTA V):https://youtu.be/jxbkDstdvXU🎬 Watch full episodes every week on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.Chapters/Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and welcome.
02:15 - Michael Mellamphy’s early acting journey.
08:40 - Moving to America and adapting as an Irish actor.
14:05 - Getting cast as Sean MacGuire in Red Dead Redemption II.
20:30 - Behind the scenes: voice and motion capture.
27:10 - Fan reactions and cultural impact.
33:45 - Reflections on the character and legacy.
38:50 - Final Thoughts/Closing Remarks.Credits:Host: Jamie LovettProducers: Chris Lovett & Jamie LovettCamera Operator: Carl LovettShow Editor: Carl LovettSound: Carl LovettLighting & Grip: Carl LovettGuest Co-Ordinator: Chloe Cooke Griffin. All content in this video, including but not limited to audio, video, graphics, logos, and text, is the intellectual property of Love it Film and is protected by applicable copyright and trademark laws.Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content without express written permission is strictly prohibited.© 2025 Love it Film. All rights reserved.
Sean Clark, the King of Halloween - joins Carl and Jamie this week for our Halloween Special! Hear Sean talk about his YouTube and home media series; Horror’s Hallowed Grounds; his podcast - The Thing with Two Heads; and the life and reality of being a fan.
We dig into Sean's work re-discovering iconic filming locations, the convention scene, working with Ozzy Osbourne, and Sean's passion for collecting and keeping the horror genre’s history alive through his many screen used movie props and memorabilia, most notably from the Halloween film franchise.Chapters/Timestamps:0:50 - Sean’s Entry into Horror 3:21 - Birth of Horrors Hallowed Grounds 7:42 - The Shatner Mask Recreation 16:10 - Finding Filming Locations 23:19 - Podcast with Chris Nelson 29:10 - Working with Ozzy Osbourne 36:37 - Sean’s Halloween Film Ranking.38:03 - Post-Interview Discussion44:24 - Carl and Jamie's Halloween Rankings Find and Subscribe to Sean at:http://www.youtube.com/@UCjea_nEVXslT-AboX7HZ3Xg Footage in this episode from Horror's Hallowed Grounds is the property of Sean Clark. For full episodes and much more visit Sean's channel above.🎬 Watch the full episode on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.Credits:Host: Jamie LovettGuest Host: Carl LovettProducers: Chris Lovett & Jamie LovettCamera Operator: Carl LovettShow Editor: Carl LovettSound: Carl LovettLighting & Grip: Carl LovettGuest Co-Ordinator: Chloe Cooke Griffin. Select music snippets from Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers © Trancas International Films. Used under Fair Use for commentary, criticism, and educational discussion. All rights belong to their respective owners.All other content in this video, with the exception of select Royalty Free audio, is the intellectual property of Love it Film and is protected by applicable copyright and trademark laws.© 2025 Love it Film. All rights reserved.
Lee Waddell, the original Ghostface from Scream (1996), joins Jamie for a fascinating conversation about bringing one of horror’s most iconic villains to life. He reflects on working with legendary director Wes Craven, the importance of practical effects, and how the Scream franchise has evolved while keeping its legacy alive.
Lee also opens up about his career as a stunt performer across major films like Spider-Man and Terminator, sharing insights into how stunts and filmmaking have changed over the years. It’s a must-watch for horror fans and filmmakers alike.
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Chapters:0:01 - Introduction & Spooky Setup1:23 - Becoming Ghostface2:56 - The Mask Controversy5:01 - Working with Wes Craven6:19 - Scream 2 & The Car Scene8:02 -Stunt Career Origins9:59 -Big Budget Films13:01 - Drew Barrymore & On-Set Secrets15:02 - Ghostface Movement & Actor Involvement18:03 - Horror Conventions & Fan Love22:05 - Keeping Up with the Franchise26:03 - Jurassic Park & Stan Winston28:21 - Practical Effects vs CGI32:02 - Ghostface Moves Like a Phantom34:01 - Final Thoughts & Farewell35:42 - Post-Interview Discussion43:40 - Weekly News Round-Up56:50 - Show Credits
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Director Mark Waters (Freaky Friday, Mean Girls, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Mr. Popper’s Penguins) joins Jamie to talk about his journey into filmmaking, the making of his most iconic movies, and the lessons he’s learned from working with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars.
Mark reflects on his path from pre-med student to filmmaker, how his brother Daniel Waters inspired his career, and the challenges of reimagining Freaky Friday.
He shares the behind-the-scenes story of Mean Girls becoming a cultural phenomenon, directing Jim Carrey in Mr. Popper’s Penguins, and the creative process behind Ghosts of Girlfriends Past.
He also offers advice to aspiring filmmakers, emphasizing the importance of creating content, embracing mistakes, and seizing opportunities in today’s film industry.
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This week we’re joined by Kat Conner Sterling, who you’ll recognize as Max in the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie, as well as from Marvel’s The Gifted and Netflix’s A Week Away.
Kat takes us behind the scenes of the FNAF movie, from the creepy animatronics on set to what it was like working alongside Josh Hutcherson . We also talk about her journey from theatre to film, the challenges of breaking into the industry, and the advice she has for aspiring actors dealing with breaking themselves into such a tricky, competitive landscape.
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Actor James Madio (Hook, Band of Brothers, The Basketball Diaries, The Penguin) joins Jamie to share stories from working with Robin Williams, his career-defining role in Band of Brothers, and his latest work in The Featherweight and The Penguin.
James reflects on his journey as an actor, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from working with Robin Williams, the authenticity and impact of Band of Brothers, and the challenges of portraying boxing legend Willie Pep in The Featherweight.
He also opens up about the resilience needed to thrive in Hollywood, the value of mentorship, and the importance of surrounding yourself with uplifting people.
📺 The Featherweight is now streaming on Apple TV.
📺 The Penguin is available on Max.
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This week, Jamie sits down with Kristian Nairn, best known as Hodor from Game of Thrones, as well as his work as a DJ and now as an author of Beyond the Throne.
Kristian opens up about his journey from DJing to acting, what life was really like on the Game of Thrones set, and the legacy of his beloved character.
He also shares his honest thoughts on the show’s controversial ending, the challenges of building a creative career, and how his background shaped both his acting and music.
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This week, we’re joined by Emilia Suárez, best known for her role as Elsa Rivera on Dexter: Resurrection (2025), as well as her work in A Good Person (2023) and Emilia Suárez: Timing (2023).
In this episode, Jamie dives into Emilia’s experience working on Dexter: Resurrection, the theories fans keep throwing around, how she got the role, and what it was like behind the scenes with some iconic Hollywood stars.
She also talks about the reality of rejection in acting, juggling different creative roles, and how her background influences her work in television.
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This week, we’re joined by Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, best known for his role on Dexter Resurrection, as well as his work on Smoke and in documentary filmmaking and photography.
In this episode, Jamie dives into Ntare’s experience working on Dexter Resurrection, the theories fans keep throwing around, how he got the role, and what it was like behind the scenes with some iconic Hollywood stars.
He also talks about the reality of rejection in acting, juggling different creative roles, and how photography became part of his life.
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This week, we’re joined by Trevor Newlin, a rising talent in the world of creature acting, known for roles in Alien: Romulus, Smile 2, and James Gunn’s Superman.
In this episode, Trevor shares the moment he found himself in full Wookiee costume on the set of The Mandalorian, taking direction from Carl Weathers.
He talks about working with James Gunn, David Corenswet, and Nicholas Hoult on Superman; the physical and psychological demands of becoming the Xenomorph in Alien: Romulus (that being going to the bathroom); and discovering his character in Superman, Mr. Handsome, has a fan club.
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This week, we’re joined by Dinesh Thyagarajan, the rising star who plays Malik "Mali" Ali in James Gunn’s Superman. In one of the most talked-about films of the year, Dinesh brings depth and authenticity to a pivotal character in a story that reimagines the DC universe.
In this episode, Dinesh opens up about his journey from growing up in South India to landing a breakout role in a Hollywood blockbuster. He walks us through the emotional highs and lows of his acting path, shares behind-the-scenes stories from set, and reflects on the impact of working with a visionary like Gunn. From the grind of auditions to the magic of performance, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone who loves cinema or dreams of breaking into the industry.
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This week, we’re joined by Pascal Bergamin, the visionary director behind Portraits of Dangerous Women. A bold, thought-provoking film that explores power, vulnerability, and identity through a female-led narrative.
In this episode, Pascal opens up about his path into directing, the creative decisions that shaped his latest work, and the lessons he’s learned from working with a dynamic and talented cast.
He shares candid thoughts on the state of modern cinema, the pressures of the industry, and why authenticity in storytelling matters more than ever.
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This week, we're joined by Alexander Gould, best known as the voice of Nemo in Pixar’s Finding Nemo and for his unforgettable role as Shane Botwin in the hit TV series Weeds.
In this episode, Alexander reflects on his early start in acting, what it was like bringing an iconic animated character to life, and his experiences on beloved shows like Malcolm in the Middle and Weeds. He also shares personal stories about working with industry legends like Brian Cranston, Rainn Wilson, and how these moments shaped his early life and career.
From navigating the challenges of being a child actor to exploring his passion for writing, directing, and software engineering, Alexander offers a candid and inspiring look at life in Hollywood and beyond. Plus, we dive into the impact of his work on ocean conservation and his advice for aspiring actors in today’s entertainment industry.
🎬 Finding Nemo and Weeds remain cultural touchstones, and this conversation is a must-watch for fans and filmmakers alike.
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This week, we're joined by actor Carlo Mendez, best known for playing Hector Estrada in Dexter: Original Sin, the highly anticipated prequel to the acclaimed Dexter series.
In this episode, Carlo shares his inspiring journey from growing up in Miami to breaking into the acting world in California. He opens up about the challenges of the industry, the emotional demands of playing a villain, and what it was like collaborating with the Dexter team—including Clyde Phillips and Patrick Gibson—on set.
From starring alongside Rob Schneider in the comedy Real Rob to leading his first feature film Demise, Carlo gives us an honest look at the highs and lows of life as an actor. He also talks about his dream of joining a superhero franchise, his biggest inspirations, and the importance of resilience, vulnerability, and staying grounded in a tough industry.
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This week, we're joined by director Verner Maldonado, the filmmaker behind Best Man Dead Man, a mysterious, comedic, and cocktail-infused film with bold visual flair and a love for storytelling.
In this episode, Verner breaks down the making of Best Man Dead Man, from its Wes Anderson-inspired visuals to the surprising influence of shows like Dexter. He also opens up about his journey from working as a production assistant on blockbuster films like Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Iron Man 3, to directing his own feature-length movie.
From securing key locations to coordinating an ambitious shoot with a talented cast, Verner offers a refreshingly honest look at indie filmmaking, the challenges of time management on set, and the importance of building a trusted creative network.
🎬 Best Man Dead Man is now making waves on the indie circuit, stay tuned for updates on streaming releases
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This week, we're joined by actor Jonno Davies, performance capture lead actor for pop icon Robbie Williams in the biopic Better Man, directed by Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman).
In this episode, Jonno dives deep into the world of performance capture, the emotional demands of embodying a global superstar, and what it was like working directly with Robbie Williams and the creative team behind one of the most unique biopics ever made.
From landing the role in an unconventional audition process to navigating the technical and personal challenges on set, Jonno offers a behind-the-scenes look at cutting-edge filmmaking and the reality of life as a working actor.
🎬 Better Man is now available on digital and streaming platforms
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This week, we're joined by director Ted Hayden, creator of the upcoming comedy-action film Violet Vendetta, starring Brandon Lee (Cobra Kai ) and Hector Malgoza, to talk about the journey of making the film, from writing and casting to the vital role of music by composer Eric Grossman.
Ted shares insights into the creative process behind Violet Vendetta, the challenges of balancing humor and action, and the excitement of bringing a unique story to life on screen. We also discuss the film’s upcoming festival run and what audiences can expect.
🎬 Violet Vendetta is coming soon to film festivals across the United States.
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This week’s episode is a little different — we’re joined by a fellow podcast host. Victor Hughes is the creator of Big Vic Media and host of The Psycho Cinematic Podcast, where he dives into indie film, creativity, and the mental side of making art.
Victor is a filmmaker, videographer, editor, and content creator who’s carved out his own space online by combining honest conversations with a love of cinema. In this episode, he opens up about the challenges of staying creative, the pressure of content creation, and how movies became his personal form of escape.
We talk about his short film Desert Trip, what it’s really like juggling weddings, social media content, and passion projects — and why being a one-person podcast team isn’t as easy as it looks.
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This week, we're joined by actor and director Benjamin Byron Davis — best known for his unforgettable performance as Dutch Van Der Linde in the Red Dead Redemption series — to talk about his unconventional path into acting, the art of performance capture, and the future of storytelling in an age of advancing technology.
Benjamin shares insights into Rockstar Games’ distinctive creative process, the layered complexity behind bringing Dutch to life, and why performance capture demands far more than traditional voice acting. We also explore the challenges and limitations of AI in creative work, the importance of respecting the artistic process, and his recent role in James Gunn’s Creature Commandos, part of the new DC Universe.
Throughout the conversation, Benjamin reflects on the irreplaceable value of authentic human performance — and why audiences still crave something real in a digital world.
🎮 Red Dead Redemption II is available now across all major platforms.🦇 Benjamin appears in Creature Commandos, now streaming as part of the new DC Universe.
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This week, we're joined by French director Jérémie Périn to talk about his debut feature film, Mars Express — a bold and stylish animated sci-fi thriller now showing in cinemas across the UK and Ireland.Set in the 23rd century, Mars Express follows private investigator Aline Ruby and her android partner Carlos Rivera as they try to solve the case of two missing university students on Mars. Featuring voice performances from Léa Drucker, Mathieu Amalric, and Daniel Njo Lobé, the film blends noir mystery, futuristic world-building, and thought-provoking themes of AI and identity.In our conversation, Jérémie shares how he transitioned from television to feature filmmaking, the creative freedom animation allows, and the grounded approach he took to sci-fi storytelling.
We explore the visual style of Mars Express, the role of music in shaping mood, the technical challenges of animating action, and how AI may shape the future of animation. He also offers practical advice for young directors trying to break into the animation industry.🎬 Mars Express is now playing in cinemas across the UK and Ireland.
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