Steven Jay Rubin’s Saturday Night At The Movies

Episode 15: Peter Winkler

Steve discusses the life and lasting legacy of iconic actor James Dean with author and film historian Peter L. Winkler (The Real James Dean: Intimate Memories From Those Who Knew Him)  

Episode 14: Brooks Wachtel

This week Steve is joined by screenwriter, Emmy Award-winning TV animation writer and author Brooks Wachtel, as they celebrate two timeless science fiction classic produced by George Pal: “War of the Worlds” and “The Time Machine.”

Episode 13: Tony Bill

This week,  host Steve Rubin speaks with director/producer/actor Tony Bill, focusing on his early career, his film debut opposite Frank Sinatra in Come Blow Your Horn, and his work with Steve McQueen in the adaptation of William Goldman's dramedy Soldier in the Rain. 

Episode 12 - Mark Herrier

On tonight’s episode, Steve interviews actor Mark Herrier, one of the stars of “Porky’s,” the first American comedy to gross over $100 million at the box office, and which spawned two sequels.

Episode 11 - Kym Karath

On this episode, Steve interviews Kym Karath from the legendary film The Sound Of Music!

Episode 10 - Nicholas Meyer

This week, Steve interviews writer/director Nicholas Meyer about his classic science fiction adventure film, "Time After Time."  

Episode 9 - Billy Gray

On this episode, Steve interviews TV and film veteran Billy Gray about his involvement in the classic science fiction film “The Day the Earth Stood Still”

Episode 8 - William Reynolds

On this episode, Steve dives into actor William Reynolds’ film career as a contract  player at Paramount, Universal and Fox, long before his lengthy run on  “The FBI” series for producer Quinn Martin.

Episode 7 – Mark Wolf on the History of Stop Motion Animation

On this episode, Steve interviews author, producer and special effects supervisor Mark Wolf on the pre-digital FX world, from Willis O’Brien (“King Kong”) to Ray Harryhausen (“The 7th Voyage of Sinbad”)

Episode 6 – Paul J. Davids and the cult film “Roswell.”

On this episode, Steve interviews author/producer/fine artist Paul J. Davids on the Showtime Original Film “Roswell,” and the history of the purported crash of a flying saucer in New Mexico in 1947.