FeatureR1988·109m·7.0

Talk Radio

The last neighborhood in America.

Drama

A rude, contemptuous talk show host becomes overwhelmed by the hatred that surrounds his program just before it goes national.

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Cast

Eric Bogosian

Barry Champlain

Ellen Greene

Ellen

Leslie Hope

Laura

John C. McGinley

Stu

Alec Baldwin

Dan

John Pankow

Dietz

Michael Wincott

Kent / Michael / Joe

Linda Atkinson

Sheila Fleming

Robert Trebor

Jeffrey Fisher / Francine

Zach Grenier

Sid Greenberg

Tony Frank

Dino

Harlan Jordan

Coach Armstrong

Bill Johnson

Fan #1

Kevin Howard

Fan #2

Anna Thomson

Woman at Basketball Game / Denise

Bruno Rubeo

Tony

Pirie MacDonald

Judge Willard

Allan Corduner

Vince / Morris

Mimi Cochran

Girl #1

Rockets Redglare

Killer / Redneck Caller

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$4.0M
Revenue
$3.5M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Ten-Four ProductionsCineplex-Odeon FilmsUniversal Pictures

Crew

Director

Oliver Stone

Writers

Oliver Stone, Eric Bogosian, Eric Bogosian, Tad Savinar

Robert Richardson

Director of Photography

Stewart Copeland

Original Music Composer

David Brenner

Editor

Bruno Rubeo

Production Design

Ellen Mirojnick

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

GenerationofSwine

1/12/2023

10.0

This is typical Oliver Stone...no, wait, I didn't mean that in a bad way. I actually meant that in a very positive way. Our protagonist is a Glenn Beck type, overly opinionated, thuggish, personality meets the shock jock ratings whore...and, in a way that only Stone can achieve, he is treated pretty fairly. In fact, just about everyone in the film right down to the Neo Nazis are treated pretty fairly. But this was the man, with traditionally liberal values, that was able to make Nixon look sympathetic and gave W a fair shake. Obscene Racists are treated like humans. Gotta love Stone. Any other director would have made them a walking stereo-type with no personality. So what you have here is a wonderfully unique film that, despite it being Stone, really feels honest and unbiased. It's an INSANELY UNDER-RATED FILM.