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Author of Electric Blue & Loose Units for @penguinbooksaus. Host of Loose Units and Game for Anything. 5 star moustache.

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Paul Verhoeven’s Biography

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Paul F. Verhoeven is a critically acclaimed broadcaster, journalist and author. He is the bestselling author of Loose Units and Electric Blue, out through Penguin Publishing, and co-hosts the hit spin-off podcast. After hosting Weekend Breakfast on Triple J, he went on to host ABC ME’s Steam Punks!, The Haunting Hour, and was a regular on ABC 3’s Smackdown. Paul is also a contributor for The Guardian, and hosts Game for Anything alongside Angharad Yeo.

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Sadie Sink, Gaten Matarazzo and Priah Ferguson talk Stranger Things 4!

Sadie Sink, Gaten Matarazzo and Priah Ferguson talk Stranger Things 4!

I sit down for Junkee to talk with Sadie Sink (Max), Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin) and Priah Ferguson (Erica) to t…

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I speak with Tom Holland and Zendaya about Spider-Man: No Way Home!

I speak with Tom Holland and Zendaya about Spider-Man: No Way Home!

I sat down to chat with Tom Holland and Zendaya about Spider-Man: No Way Home for Junkee.

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I talk with Ralph Macchio and William Zabka about Cobra Kai IV!

I talk with Ralph Macchio and William Zabka about Cobra Kai IV!

I talk with Ralph Macchio (Daniel LaRusso) and William Zabka (Johnny Lawrence) about Cobra Kai IV, and how Co…

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Paul F Verhoeven talks with Bill Hader for Gizmodo

Paul F Verhoeven talks with Bill Hader for Gizmodo

Bill Hader plays Cyrus Strange in the upcoming animated Addams Family sequel, so I chatted with him for Gizmo…

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I talk with The Rings of Power's Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) and Elrond (Robert Aramayo)!

I talk with The Rings of Power's Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) and Elrond (Robert Aramayo)!

I flew to Mumbai to interview the cast of Amazon's The Rings of Power!

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Paul Verhoeven interviews Harrison Ford for The Force Awakens

Paul Verhoeven interviews Harrison Ford for The Force Awakens

In which I sit down for a chat with THE Harrison Ford in Sydney days before the release of The Force Awakens.…

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Basic Instinct Reboot Gets Wild Catherine Tramell Twist in New Update

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By Paul Verhoeven
| gamebastion.com
, the screenwriter of 1992’s and its upcoming, has shared wild new updates about the latter during a recent interview. These updates are about, the primary antagonist of the original movie and its 2006 remake. portrayed the character in both movies. Eszterhas sat down with Interview Magazine for a sprawling interaction about his time in Hollywood and his impressive filmography, which includes Jagged Edge, Basic Instinct, Nowhere to Run, Sliver, and Showgirls.
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Flixfilm | Nye film og serier på Netflix

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By Paul Verhoeven, Gary Thompson, Andrew Marlowe
| flixfilm.dk
Film | 2000 | 112 min | Action, Gyser, Sci-Fi Instruktør: Paul Verhoeven Medvirkende: Kevin Bacon, Elisabeth Shue, Josh Brolin Manuskriptforfatter: Gary Scott Thompson, Andrew W. Marlowe Dansk biografpremiere: 6. oktober 2000 Land: Tyskland, USA Sprog: Engelsk Aldersgrænse: Tilladt for børn fra 15 år IMDB-bedømmelse: 5.9 Efter at have udviklet en usynlighedsformel og derefter afprøvet den på sig selv begynder en genial, men arrogant forsker at blive vanvittig – med forfærdelige følger.
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The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan brings genuine thrills – and a massive budget – to a well-trodden tale

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By Paul Verhoeven
| Inkl
‘The utterly thrilling two-and-a-half-hour film ends with a deeply moreish cliffhanger’ … The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan, 2023. Photograph: Pathé “All for one, and one for all!” The immortal catch-cry is bellowed by a beloved group of Frenchmen in very large hats, moments before they engage in valorous swordplay. The Three Musketeers have been a cultural mainstay since 1844, and there have been countless screen retellings of their adventures since as far back as 1903.
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