Ryan Tubridy

Hey, Georgie.

So if you're talking about It, in anywhere other than in Ireland, people think you're talking about an unnamed, unmade film about called It.

it and I'm going have you said oh god Stephen King I've read it oh god I didn't know about that one is it good well yeah it's the one with the Penny Pennywise and I go oh you mean it yeah but it's it no it yeah have you seen it too I know it too no it it's a I this is a very confusing conversation with somebody who's not from Ireland if I'm from Ireland have you seen it yeah it's great I loved it I loved it so you know what I'm talking about

Okay, should I try a Stephen King?

I keep saying I do this every once a year.

I say I must read a Stephen King and I never do.

See, Shawshank Redemption, I can't get behind the excessive love for that film.

I know.

I'm an outlier.

And I'm not doing it to be cool.

I just tell you what I saw.

I saw a fine film.

But people lose their reason over this film.

So I just need to be told why.

somebody tell me why so what maybe a shorter Stephen King just to get a sense of his writing was Carrie I don't know I've seen Carrie I mean his films have been touch and go as to whether they've been great Carrie was brilliant The Shining was brilliant it was the book's very different do you know what's great A.A.

Dan was talking about this yesterday Silence of the Lambs is a brilliant book by Thomas Harris I'd recommend those and The Godfather Mario Puzo that's a great book as well

Okay, Melanie says, I agree with you on Brideshead.

It's my go-to.

I used to watch it every Saturday night with my dad when I was in my teens.

Happy memories.