Famous Last Words: Intimate Conversations Released Posthumously
Brad Falchuk on life, death, and ‘Famous Last Words’
Resources
Books
- "Byron Pitts's memoir" - Mentioned as an example of someone with dyslexia who achieved success in writing and broadcasting.
Videos & Documentaries
- "J Cole: A Film by Academy Award Nominee Noah Baumbach" - Presented by Netflix, with critically acclaimed reviews.
- "Landman" - A new season of a gripping story of money, power, and politics, streaming on Paramount Plus.
- "Rental Family" - A tender, funny film about connection, starring Brendan Fraser, described as a feel-good movie.
Research & Studies
- "The Danish series that Famous Last Words is based on" - A phenomenon in Denmark, originally produced by Banijay.
Tools & Software
- "Spaceships" (Elon Musk's) - Mentioned humorously as a hypothetical way to send people one dislikes to another planet.
Articles & Papers
- "Puck News" - The publication where Matt Belamy and Kim Masters are partners.
People Mentioned
- "Brad Falchuk" - Producer and host of "Famous Last Words."
- "Ryan Murphy" - Brad Falchuk's long-time producing partner.
- "Taylor Sheridan" - A highly valued content creator who moved from Paramount to NBC Universal.
- "Donna Langley" - Mentioned in the context of securing Taylor Sheridan for NBC Universal.
- "David Ellison" - Mentioned in relation to Paramount's large expenditures and Taylor Sheridan's contract.
- "Jeff Shell" - Mentioned in the context of Paramount's leadership.
- "Ari Emanuel" - CEO of TKO, who was close to the deal involving UFC rights.
- "Barry Weiss" - Whose "Free Press" was acquired for $150 million, mentioned in the context of Hollywood layoffs.
- "Michael Berthelsen" - The creator of the original Danish series that "Famous Last Words" is based on.
- "Mikkel Bondesen" - Brad Falchuk's Danish producing partner who brought the Danish series to his attention.
- "Jane Goodall" - The subject of the first episode of "Famous Last Words."
- "Elon Musk" - Mentioned in relation to his hypothetical spaceships.
- "Byron Pitts" - Co-anchor of Nightline on ABC News, mentioned for his memoir about dyslexia.
- "Eric Deggans" - The interviewer for "The Business" who spoke with Brad Falchuk.
Organizations & Institutions
- "Netflix" - Presenting "J Cole" and producing "Famous Last Words."
- "Paramount Plus" - Streaming "Landman" and was the previous home of Taylor Sheridan's work.
- "NBC Universal" - The new home for Taylor Sheridan's work.
- "UFC" - Acquired by Paramount for nearly $8 billion.
- "TKO" - The entity selling UFC rights, whose CEO is Ari Emanuel.
- "Amazon" - Mentioned in the context of layoffs in Hollywood.
- "Warner Brothers Discovery" - A company expected to undergo significant changes.
- "Banijay" - The production company for the original Danish series.
- "KCRW" - The public radio station hosting "The Business" podcast.
Courses & Educational Resources
- "Creative writing classes" - Where Brad Falchuk found success and comfort.
Websites & Online Resources
- "Puck News" - Where Matt Belamy and Kim Masters are partners.
- "KCRW.com" - Where listeners can stream "The Business" and other KCRW shows.
Other Resources
- "Famous Last Words" - Brad Falchuk's Netflix series where he interviews cultural figures after their deaths.
- "Glee" - A show produced by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.
- "American Horror Story" - A show produced by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.
- "Pose" - A show produced by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.
- "Nip/Tuck" - A show produced by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.
- "Lioness" - A spy show mentioned in relation to Taylor Sheridan's work.
- "Yellowstone spin-offs" - Mentioned in relation to Taylor Sheridan's work.
- "Peacock" - The streaming service for NBC Universal.
- "Tko" - The entity that sold the UFC rights.
- "The Duffer Brothers" - Signed by Paramount.
- "Free Press" - Acquired by an unnamed entity for $150 million.