On Tuesday’s episode of “The Andrew Klavan Show,” Klavan talks about “Star Wars,” “American Sniper,” and how hungry people are for stories about heroism. Video and partial transcript below:
I was at the Hollywood Bowl — had a wonderful time, I thank Josh Kerr for bringing us and letting us share seats — and they did a tribute to John Williams, who conducts the L.A. Philharmonic and who wrote so many great soundtracks. He wrote Star Wars, that’s the big one — Star Wars. I think he also did E.T., and so everybody shows up with these lightsabers, and you know it was really an interesting experience because on the one hand, it was delightful. It’s delightful to have people in L.A. come together — it’s a big city. It’s nice that they come together to appreciate music, and it’s nice that they come together to appreciate the Philharmonic, which it does as a whole — you know all through the summer, The Hollywood Bowl does all these different things which include Beethoven and … movie themes and all this.
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