Griffin Dunne - The Friday Afternoon Club

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Recorded17 Oct 2025

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Griffin Dunne is the star of the Martin Scorsese movie, After Hours, an actor in American Werewolf in London, the son of the late Vanity Fair writer, Dominic Dunne, and the nephew of the author of Joan Didion. He produced and appeared in a Netflix documentary of his aunt, The Centre Will Not Hold. He’s also the author of a new memoir, The Friday Afternoon Club. Griffin Dunne is in Sydney for the Sydney Writers Festival's year-round program at the State Library of NSW. he'll also be appearing at the Newcastle and Canberra writers' festivals.Guest: Griffin Dunne - Writer, Producer, Director

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