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Episode 15- 20 Million Miles to Earth: 60th Anniversary Special

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Join us for a celebration of Ray Harryhausen's 1957 classic, '20 Million Miles to Earth'. Our 15th episode sees Foundation trustee John Walsh and Collections Manager Connor Heaney discuss the adventures of the Ymir- one of Ray's most beloved and sympathetic creations. We then discuss the first exhibition of Ray Harryhausen material in the USA for several years, opening at the Science Museum Oklahoma from July through to December. We describe this incredible display with museum director Scott Henderson, alongside his own lifelong enthusiasm for Harryhausen films. An exclusive interview follows, recorded on location at the Barbican Centre's 'Into the Unknown' exhibition with Terry Marison. Terry was one of the suited Selenites in the 1964 classic 'First Men in the Moon', and discusses his experiences of being one of Ray Harryhausen's living creatures! In other news, The Ray Harryhausen Podcast has been nominated in this year's People's Choice Podcast Awards! Please register & vote for our show in the 'TV & Film' category through the following website: https://www.podcastawards.com/ Enjoy this action packed show!
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Join us for a celebration of Ray Harryhausen's 1957 classic, '20 Million Miles to Earth'. Our 15th episode sees Foundation trustee John Walsh and Collections Manager Connor Heaney discuss the adventures of the Ymir- one of Ray's most beloved and sympathetic creations. We then discuss the first exhibition of Ray Harryhausen material in the USA for several years, opening at the Science Museum Oklahoma from July through to December. We describe this incredible display with museum director Scott Henderson, alongside his own lifelong enthusiasm for Harryhausen films. An exclusive interview follows, recorded on location at the Barbican Centre's 'Into the Unknown' exhibition with Terry Marison. Terry was one of the suited Selenites in the 1964 classic 'First Men in the Moon', and discusses his experiences of being one of Ray Harryhausen's living creatures! In other news, The Ray Harryhausen Podcast has been nominated in this year's People's Choice Podcast Awards! Please register & vote for our show in the 'TV & Film' category through the following website: https://www.podcastawards.com/ Enjoy this action packed show!
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