Deleted Scenes: PAIN au Chocolat (with Dave Bulmer)

Deleted Scenes: PAIN au Chocolat (with Dave Bulmer)

We chat fighting movies and taking a franchise to space with Dave, but not before creating yet another messed up Charlie and the Chocolate factory sequel. These are the deleted scenes for episode 559 of the Life's a Pitch podcast. Probably listen to that first, eh?

Episode 559: Derek's Left Hook Inc. (With Dave Bulmer)

Dave's back and this time helping us to pitch some hard-hitting fight movies! Derek believes that violence is wrong, but why does it keep solving so many problems? Other movies pitched: Monk Fight: Fighting Friar with Friar What do you mean my car insurance doesn't cover getting destroyed by a Street Fighter Bonus Round between matches?

Deleted Scenes: This Guy (With Terri Silver)

We chat about all the Biopics we can remember, after taking the genre to its logical conclusion by making a movie about the least remarkable person imaginable. These are the Deleted Scenes for episode 558 of the Life's a Pitch Podcast, we recommend listening to the main episode first. Or don't, we're not a cameo from a very famous mentor, we can't tell you what to do.

Episode 558: Orlando (with Terri Silver)

Terri Silver (of Side Quest fame) helps us pitch some very accurate biopics, including the true origin story of the Disney renaissance, when a mysterious and beautiful boy is found blooming out of a flower in the drained Florida swamp. Other movies pitched: Get your own Benson Phillips I'm the guy wot invented pickled onion monster munch: no really I swear on me nan

Deleted Scenes: I Matched with my Smart Fridge on Tinder

Gotta be real with you on this one, folks. The majority of this hour-long audio file is just a deep dive into Hackers (1995) and its impact on the movie industry for the 20 years that followed. I write this with no shame attached, just a fair warning that this is the kind of podcast deleted scenes you're getting this week. Also Matt reads out some of the most unhinged Danny Devito reddit hate mail imaginable.