Jeremy Boreing
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The Absolute Insanity of Making A TV Show
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September 8, 2026
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11:38Now PlayingMaking a movie is like running for president — you build an army of hundreds overnight, spend money you don't have, and on the last day it all ends one way or the other. Jeremy Boreing breaks down what it actually took to make The Pendragon Cycle, why Hollywood has spent 20 years vandalizing the myths that shaped us, and why the hardest thing in the world is being mediocre.
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In this episode: the brutal 80-day sprint of a film production, why directing is "painting with colors that have opinions," the difference between Christian niceness and iron sharpening iron, what happened when writers who've "never read a book or left Southern California" got their hands on Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and now Greta Gerwig's Narnia, and why an Arthurian story about Christianity conquering the Island of the Mighty landed at No. 3 across ALL of Prime — not just fantasy. Plus: why the safe project is the wrong project, and why our sons no longer have the characters and moments that formed us.
Jeremy Boreing, The Pendragon Cycle, Daily Wire, Greta Gerwig Narnia, Chronicles of Narnia Netflix, Hollywood ruined Star Wars, Arthurian legend, Christian filmmaking, what it takes to make a movie, film production behind the scenes, Meryl Streep Aslan, Lord of the Rings Braveheart, conservative entertainment, Merlin Pendragon, ambition and mediocrity
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