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Back by Popular Demand with Dennis Camlek

From movie theatre usher to accomplished executive, Dennis Camlek channeled his childhood passion for movies into a career in entertainment marketing.

Podcast · By Dennis Camlek · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Episode 70 - "Miami Vice" Part 2 (opens the original)

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    When writer/director Michael Mann adapted his hit series into a feature length film, he ditched the flashy 80's aesthetic for a dark, gritty and hyper-realistic vision of global drug trafficking that audiences simply weren’t ready for. In Part 2, Brian Johnson and Nick Malone join Dennis to argue why the 2006 film is a tragically overlooked and criminally misunderstood masterwork, twenty years ahead of its time. Put expectations aside: if “Miami Vice” had any other title, it would be celebrated

  2. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Episode 69 - "Miami Vice" Part 1 (opens the original)

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    Two words changed television forever: “MTV Cops.” In 1984, “Miami Vice” exploded onto screens where neon lights, pastel suits and synth-pop beats masked a criminal underworld that redefined cool. Created by Anthony Yerkovich and Michael Mann, it made household names out of Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas while completely changing the rules of broadcast television. It even made people want to stay home on Friday nights. Brian Johnson and Nick Malone take a spin in the Ferrari Daytona and jo

  3. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Episode 68 - "Entourage" (opens the original)

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    A defining monument to HBO’s golden age of Sunday night dominance, “Entourage” captured the pre-streaming, pre-social media Hollywood landscape with vivid, nostalgic accuracy. Decades later, the series functions as an untouchable cultural artifact whose unapologetic storylines and structural power imbalances would never see the light of day. However, Ari Gold’s foul-mouthed tirades and Johnny Drama’s tragicomic desperation still endure as masterclasses in comedic brilliance. Media sales executiv

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