Tag: YouTube

Piers Morgan and Max Cutler and Kaya Yurieff at The Podcast Show in London 2026

Piers Morgan discusses his podcast and YouTube venture at The Podcast Show

May 30, 2026 /

Piers Morgan and Max Cutler and Kaya Yurieff at The Podcast Show in London 2026

Piers Morgan spoke on a panel recently at The Podcast Show in London titled “How TV Titans and Star Creators are Growing their Business in the New Video-First Age.” The panel was moderated by Kaya Yurieff and included Max Cutler of PAVE Studios, but it was really the Piers Morgan show. He pretty much hijacked the panel and talked bout his YouTube show and the media company he was building around it. Still, he was quite entertaining, and he offered a snapshot of what’s been going on in his corner of the creator economy.

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I’ve got your “Pride and Prejudice with Zombies” right here.

November 15, 2010 /

Mike Fleming has the news that they’ve just formalized the deal to have writer-actor Mike White (“School of Rock,” “Chuck and Buck”) write and direct the movie version of the hugely popular mash-up of Jane Austen and George Romero by Seth Grahame-Smith, but why wait?

First, here’s the first ten minutes or so (Part A) of the 1940 MGM version of “Pride and Prejudice,” starring Laurence Olivier and the wondrous Greer Garson and directed by Hunt Stromberg (who?). The rest appears to be available on YouTube as well. Just go on to Part B, Part C etc.

And here are the zombies, as in “Night of the Living Dead” — the complete movie all in one handy embed, in fact. (In perhaps the single the biggest rights foul-up in movie history, George Romero’s classic fell into public domain pretty much right after its release.)

Thank me. I’ve just saved you all years of anticipation and roughly $10-$22.00 (if they do it in 3D).

External Entertainment, External Movies, Horror Movies, Movie Comedies, Movies, News, Sci-Fi Movies

Parody time: “The Video Website”

August 4, 2010 /

It used to be that it was only after a movie was released that filmmakers had to endure devastatingly accurate parodies of their film. Well, thanks to the Web 2.0, those days are long over. Now, all people need to bag on you and generate some mirth is a widely praised but perhaps excessively serious trailer.

Thanks to the wonders of the ‘net, we have this spot-on parody of the promotion for David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin’s apparently highly dramatic look at the creation of Facebook, “The Social Network,” that ran here and everywhere a few weeks back. If you somehow missed it, watch it via our wayback machine, then come back and watch this.

In my opinion — excuse me, IMO — these guys nailed everything both good and slightly irritating about that earlier trailer. Nice.

h/t /Film

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