Total Film's Last Picture Show

Pro-footballer-turned-pundit Michael Gray picks the four flicks he'd programme on his last night at the flicks – and discusses the beautiful game, George Michael songs and whether he's ever had a lost weekend in Vegas. Does Escape To Victory make it on his list?

Our latest guest to curate a mini film festival at the end of the world is Joe Cornish. Cornish found cult stardom on TV and radio as one half of Adam and Joe, before embarking on a solo career as a filmmaker. His latest project - Lockwood & Co. - has been unleashed on Netflix now. Here he discusses that eight-part series, and the four films he's programming for his Last Picture Show...

Total Film's very own news editor, Jordan Farley, gets in the projection booth this episode to discuss his love of bleakness, his emo teens and the dog films that leave him in tears as he picks four films to play on his last night at the flicks.

The star of Living and Sex Education talks to Jordan Farley about acting with a career-best Bill Nighy and branching out from Aimee Gibbs as she chooses her four-film last picture show. There's also an in-depth discussion of film-watching etiquette...

The Aussie director of Romeo & Juliet and Moulin Rouge! talks Elvis 4-hour cuts, watching Spielberg's private 70mm prints, hanging out with DiCaprio and the importance of music in movies as he chooses the four films he'd programme on the big screen on his last picture show. There's also a Peter O'Toole impression and Oscar chat...

We turn the the tables (and mics) on Total Film's deputy editor, Matt Maytum, to find out what four films he'll be programming on his last cinema day. There's talk of Nolan set visits, Tom Cruise calling direct and why popcorn is an ambience enhancer but not a snack.

The Russo brothers tell Matt Maytum which films they'd programme on their last night out at the flicks – and discuss wrangling their all star cast for The Gray Man.

The Girls On Film podcast host, film critic and broadcaster shares her movie night programme and discusses the female orgasm on-screen, whether one should eat in the cinema and her worst interview ever.

The director of The Northman, The Witch and The Lighthouse talks to Jack Shepherd about his cinematic influences and making the definitive Viking movie. What four films are on his big screen programme for his last night on earth? Open the gates to Valhalla...

Actor/writer/director Craig Roberts tells Jane Crowther about his latest film, The Phantom Of The Open, and chats about the cinematic influences on his career. Which four films will be on his big screen bucket list?