Joe Bird is a Movie Star (Leviticus)
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Welcome. Welcome to the podcast. Welcome to the first ever bonus guest podcast that we've been. Happy Sunday. Happy Sunday. We'll assume these come out on a Sunday. And Joe, you're the very, very, very first guest we've ever had as part of this brand new relaunch of one of the greatest podcasts ever. So welcome, mate. Well, thank you.
I'm honoured. I mean, what else can I say? This is where I want to be. Well, before you broke the record for longest ep when you first came on.
Yes.
And now you've come on as the first ever guest episode. So you're really trailblazing. Yeah, it's full circle moment, honestly. And I'm not going to lie, you coming in, bro, there was some Hollywood aura. There was.
There was.
It was a blacked out Audi pulls up. The whole street went quiet, firstly.
I think someone was- You felt Joe before you saw him, put it that way. The aura. There was aura there.
I think they must have had a police convoy, police escort. Right. In pulls, I reckon the car would have been worth at least a mil.
A mil?
Oh, yeah. A mil at least. Didn't you just go car shopping this weekend? Yeah, and that car was a mil. That's how we knew. Okay, right. Out Joe comes, bro. And let me just say this. There was an aura. There was an energy comes in. There's a posse. There's a crew. I won't lie.
Shout out. There were paparazzi. Shout out to Vita.
Shout out, Jeremy. Shout out to Vita, Jeremy and Leviticus. Yes. And anyway, Joe, you're here for Leviticus, of course, which is your movie, which is coming out. Do you want to dive into it straight off the bat? Do we want to warm into things? What do you reckon, Paddy?
Can we touch briefly on the movie to start for sure? Touch briefly. Well, I mean, do you want to lead it?
Well, I'm going to lead this. There was a period of time for like a year and a half where Joe would call me every day and go, my career's over. No, my literal career is so over. Like I'm never going to work again. I'm not booking anything, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. That was like a year and a half straight. So like what, what, um, what jobs should I start applying for? Because basically like my, my acting career's over. You'd call all the time doing that. Yeah. And I remember like you just getting so annoyed with me, but then also you're just like, It'll work out. I'd start to answer the phone. I'd just be like, brah, it's fine. Whatever it is, Joe, it's fine. Hey, but you were a very good advice giver, you know?
Thank you so much.
Of course. I think I'm good at giving advice. You are good at giving advice. 100%.
And then, lo and behold, we're here at Leviticus leading. Is this your first lead role? Yes, it is my first lead role.
Now, if you're sitting there going, what is Leviticus? You're gonna read it off your phone. Yeah. Well, I don't know the narrative off by heart. Okay. I've got the log line. Okay, go. Two teenage boys must escape a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire the most. Each other. Fuck!
What is Joe Bird's movie Leviticus about?
Holy shit. And this is the part that I... But like all I got to say, it's 86 minutes, bro. Yeah. And you know what that means to me. How good is that? The perfect movie length for me is 90 minutes with credits. Oh, 100%. It's the perfect length, bro.
Wait, 90 with credits?
90 with credits.
Well, I think this is 88 minutes overall.
86. 86. 86 with credits. Beautiful. And it's an Aussie film. Aussie film. This is some of the reviews we got. Shit. I did notes. Yeah, go. In increasingly overcrowded horror field, Leviticus stands tall. A smart and surprisingly romantic debut from writer, director, Adrian. Kirella. Kirella. Yes. Leviticus is a horror discovery of immense power that marks Kiera.
What challenges did Joe Bird face in his acting career?
Mark. Shout out Mark Bird. That's an exciting new filmmaking voice. Shout out Mark Bird. A stylish, urgent, queer horror film. A grim and clever consult. Concite. Concite. Concite. C-O-N-C-E-I-T. Conceit. Conceit. Conceit? Really? And Joe, you're the photo on it, bread. Yeah, I mean. That's you, my brother.
Yeah, the bus stop thing the other day. That's me. And you're on magazines on that. Yeah, I mean, it's like pretty insane. It's just kind of, I don't know.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:07–2:47
2
What is Joe Bird's movie Leviticus about?
2:47–3:35
3
What challenges did Joe Bird face in his acting career?
3:35–4:09
4
How did Joe Bird feel during the making of Leviticus?
4:09–6:21
5
What are the standout elements of Leviticus according to Joe?
6:21–9:35
6
How does Joe Bird's personal life influence his work?
9:35–14:32
7
What are the reactions to Joe Bird's performance in Leviticus?
14:32–18:46
8
How does Joe Bird view horror films in relation to his work?
18:46–53:02