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PODCAST: Talking "The Leisure Seeker" With Author Michael Zadoorian

Detroit has gone Tinseltown … sort of. “The Leisure Seeker,” the new movie starring Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland that opened in theaters earlier this month, is based on the 2009 novel of the same name by Michael Zadoorian, who lives in Ferndale. Zadoorian stopped by the Daily Detroit Happy Hour podcast to talk about the film, how it differs from his novel, and his forthcoming book “Beautiful Music,” due May 1. “The Leisure Seeker” focuses on two long-married retirees named Ella and...

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PODCAST: At The Movies With Paula And Tim Guthat Of Cinema Detroit

[smart_track_player url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/dailydetroithappyhour/DD-24-Happy_hour_Cinema-Detroit_mixdown.mp3″ download=”true” social_gplus=”false” social_linkedin=”true” social_email=”true” twitter_username=”TheDailyDetroit” ] This week Sven stopped into Cinema Detroit, downtown Detroit’s only seven day a week, first-run movie theatre. Located on Third Avenue, Cinema Detroit currently has two screens that show a variety of films from the independent to major releases like the new “De...

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Cinema Detroit Needs Your Help To Bring Great Film To Motown

Cinema Detroit, who are in the process of moving from their current home to their new location at 4126 Third Street, have been the primary source for first-run, quality film in Midtown and Downtown Detroit for nearly two years. However, in order to keep providing a high quality entertainment experience patrons have come to love, the theater is reaching out to the community for support. As it turns out, when film studios send digital versions of films to the theater, they have a security encr...

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Grab Your 15 Minutes of Fame As A Paid Extra In Upcoming "Looking For Alaska" Film

Several weeks ago, we told you that the upcoming film “Looking For Alaska” had chosen Michigan for it’s primary shooting location, and that they were looking to hire a number of Michigan residents to work on the film. Well, the casting process begins soon and they want you! Paramount announced that they are seeking nearly 1,700 paid extras for the film. Think you’re ready for the chance to grace the silver screen? Here’s what you need to know. The film, based on the novel by John Green and...

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