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The Awards Tape is growing! With our Awards Editor and local Oscars encyclopedia, Paul Rai, at the helm, our Oscars-centric show is becoming a weekly podcast all year long.
Alongside our review on The Rolling Tape for Emerald Fennell's latest film, "Wuthering Heights", we look back at the history of adaptations of Emily Brontë's 1847 novel. This episode focuses on the Academy's relationship to previous adaptations and the potential awards prospects for this latest version.
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Paul Rai
Danny Jarabek
Sara Ciplickas
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"Wuthering Heights" was the only novel by the English author Emily Brontë in 1847. The latest adaptation is courtesy of Emerald Fennell and Warner Bros., her third feature film as a writer and director. The story, notably in quotations, follows a passionate and tumultuous love story set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, exploring the intense and destructive relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw as Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie respectively. The film also stars Hong Chau, Martin Clunes, Alison Oliver, and Owen Cooper.
In addition to reviewing the film, we also discuss the careers of the film’s leads, Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, and the films that have defined their careers to this point.
Our pre-episode Patreon exclusive conversation features:
Previous Wuthering Heights Adaptations
Valentine's Weekend Theatrical Slate
Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie
On this episode:
Danny Jarabek
Paul Rai
Sara Ciplickas
Jacob Diedenhofer
Adam Patla
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Theme music: Eugene Rocco Utley & Karl Vincent
Artwork: Danny Jarabek
Editor: Danny Jarabek
Assistant Producer: Evan Miller

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The Awards Tape is growing! With our Awards Editor and local Oscars encyclopedia, Paul Rai, at the helm, our Oscars-centric show is becoming a weekly podcast all year long.
Love is in the air as Valentine's Day is less than a week away and the hotly anticipated steamy romance, “Wuthering Heights”, will be the major wide release meant to appeal to everyone on Valentine's weekend. Because of that, this week’s discussion on The Awards Tape is about the relationship the romance genre has to the Oscars, what some of our favorite romance or romantic comedies are that have received awards recognition, and analyzing how the genre has transformed to meet the sensibilities of the modern Academy.
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Paul Rai
Danny Jarabek
Kam Ryan
Red Broadwell
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In a first for The Rolling Remote, our TV podcast series, we are talking about Industry, created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, that follows a group of young people just trying to survive in the world of high finance and investment banking.
The series first premiered in 2020 and, over four seasons, has steadily built a reputation as one of HBO's most compelling contemporary dramas. Across the first three seasons, the show gained traction through word of mouth and critical support rather than immediate hype, and now, in its fourth season, it feels like the series has finally reached a new level of visibility and interest.
Today's episode will be focused on Season Four, episodes one through five.
On this episode:
Jake Fittipaldi
Kasey Dunifer
Adam Patla 
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In the first edition of our newly formatted Monday episode of The Rolling Tape, we are discussing a new release, similar to what we have always done, while also expanding the conversation to include conversation on related industry topics and segments.
Today we’ll discuss Sirât as well as zoom out to NEON as a whole, unpacking the success of their 2025 slate while looking ahead to their upcoming releases in 2026. Stay with us as we also wrap up with a preview of February on what’s to come for our show as well as what we’ll see in theaters for the remainder of the month. Sirat's North American rights were acquired by NEON as part of their international acquisition spree. The film went on to become Spain’s submission to the Academy Awards where it was shortlisted in five categories and nominated for two Oscars for Best Sound and Best International Feature. 
On this episode:
Danny Jarabek
Gabe Lillianthal
Jacob Diedenhofer
Joshua Mbonu
Paul Rai
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Theme music: Eugene Rocco Utley & Karl Vincent
Artwork: Danny Jarabek
Editor: Danny Jarabek
Assistant Producer: Evan Miller