De nieuwe comedyserie 'The Bear' gaat over eten, familie, de waanzinnige sleur, de schoonheid van urgentie en de valkuilen die ermee samenhangen. Terwijl de jonge chef-kok Carmy probeert om zowel The Original Beef of Chicagoland als zichzelf te veranderen, werkt hij samen met een keukenteam van rouwdouwers die hij uiteindelijk als familie gaat beschouwen.
'The Bear' â komedie en drama serie geproduceerd in USA en uitgebracht in 2022. Deze heeft een zeer hoge waardering op IMDb: 8.6 sterren op 10. 'The Bear' is momenteel beschikbaar te streamen op Disney+. Klik op een afspeellink om nu te kijken!
The FX on Hulu series The Bear understands how intense working in a restaurant can be. The dramedy stars Jeremy Allen White as Carmy, a fine dining chef who takes over his family's beloved but troubled Italian beef sandwich shop following the death of his brother. The second season premieres later this week so we thought it would be a good time to revisit our conversation about the first season.
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This week Simon speaks to one of Britianâs finest acting talents Sally Hawkins about her new film âThe Lost King.â Mark reviews the culinary smash hit series 'The Bear,â David O. Russellâs new star-studded drama âAmsterdamâ, âVengeanceâ - starring Ashton Kutcher and B. J. Novak about a podcaster who travels to Texas to investigate the death of woman he briefly dated and âThe Lost Kingâ- written by Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope, based on the discovery of King Richard IIIâs remains beneath a Leicester car park.
Plus your correspondence, The World Cup Final of horror films draw, Whatâs On and the Box Office 10.
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Hands! Corner! Behind! No, we're not trying to activate The Winter Soldier â these phrases will make sense to you once you've watched the excellent new comedy-drama, FX's The Bear, the first season of which is now streaming on Disney+. It follows Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), a highly-rated and extraordinarily-talented chef who swaps being a rising star on the New York fine dining scene for the relentless grind of running a sandwich shop in Chicago, bequeathed to him after the death of his older brother. And in this latest crossover episode of the Empire Film Podcast and the Pilot TV Podcast, in association with Disney+, Chris Hewitt, James Dyer, and Beth Webb get their teeth into The Bear, talking about its intensity, its humour, their own relationships with food and fine dining, and much, much more. It's a pod so good we give it three Michelin stars. And that, friends, is definitely a recommendation. Enjoy!
"1 TV Junk, 1 host and 3 guests all day!". "Heard Chef!" A storm is brewing in the kitchen as the TV Junk Podcast reviews the new FX on Hulu show The Bear. We discuss our love (or dislike) of food shows, the intensity of the kitchen, the incredible writing and performances and whether it's funny to drug children. We hand out our superlatives and find out what our roles would be if the Junk family all worked at a restaurant. Check it out here or subscribe and download wherever you get your favourite podcasts.
Chris and Andy talk about the third episode of âThe Old Manâ and what marks some turning points for the show (6:25). Then, they do a midseason check-in with âThe Boysâ (20:22) before talking about why they love âThe Bearâ (29:56).
Hosts: Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
Producer: Kaya McMullen
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What makes The Bear stand out is its sharply observed writing, its rich emotional honesty, its array of electric performances, and some better-than-average TV direction.
The well-written, well-performed series offers an honest and edgy portrayal of a young man coping with difficult personal circumstances while trying to turn around a struggling family eatery.