Steven Jay Rubin’s Saturday Night At The Movies

Episode 34: Jimmy Hunt

Steve speaks with actor Jimmy Hunt, who, at 13, starred in one of the most atmospheric science fiction films of all time, 1953's Invaders from Mars,

Episode 33: Robert Skotak

Steve speaks with two-time Academy Award-winning visual effects artist and film historian Robert Skotak who discusses his formative years, and, later, the making of director Jim Cameron's action-packed "Aliens," the sequel to Ridley Scott's "Alien." 
 
 
 

Episode 32: Robert Short

Steve interviews Academy Award-winning special effects makeup artist Robert Short whose career includes such titles as "Halloween," "Piranha,"ET" and "Beetlejuice," for which he won his Oscar. 

Episode 31: The Archives : Richard Eyer

Steve delves into his archives for this 1980s interview with former child actor Richard Eyer, whose credits include the part of the Genie in "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad," as well as important roles in direction William's Wyler's "Friendly Persuasion" and director Herman Hoffman's "The Invisible Boy."

Episode 30: Bruce Scivally

Steve interviews author, screenwriter, film historian and documentarian Bruce Scivally about his book "Booze, Bullets and Broads," which chronicles the making of the colorful Matt Helm spy spoof film series that starred Dean Martin. 

Episode 29: Alison Macor

Steve's guest is author and film historian Alison Macor, whose wonderful book ,The Making of The Best Years of Your Lives, expertly chronicles the behind-the-scenes history of an American classic. 

Episode 28: Remembering James Caan, Marty Norman, LQ Jones and Larry Storch

In the wake of so many movie and TV celebrity passings this week, Steve devotes time to the careers of actor James Caan, composer Monty Norman, actor LQ Jones and actor Larry Storch.  

Episode 27: Steve Guttenberg

Steve chats with actor Steve Guttenberg about the experience of making his film debut in "The Boys from Brazil" and his co-starring role in the wonderful 1985 science fiction classic "Cocoon." 

Episode 26: Joby Baker

It's guilty pleasure week at Steve Rubin's Saturday Night at the Movies as Steve interviews former film and TV actor Joby Baker about, amongst other things,  his 1960 service comedy opposite Jack Lemmon and Ricky Nelson - The Wackiest Ship in the Army.  

Episode 25: Jobeth Williams

To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the horror classic "Poltergeist," Steve interviews actress JoBeth Williams, who portrayed embattled housewife Diane Freeling, and who shares some fascinating behind the scenes stories about the film's making.