on the MPI podcast this week, we shall go to the ball courtesy of our guests Cinderella

director Sir Kenneth Branagh plus all the usual movie news and nonsense on the movie

podcast. It is ready, willing and available to join one direction at a moment's notice

or top gear or one gear or top direction anything anything that you were just here just

give us a shout call us anytime 24 7 Hello pod, I'm Chris here. Welcome to the MPI podcast

as ever. I'm joined by two colleagues of such lethal cunning. It's a regular sausage

fest this week. No hell in a harrow. And I'm not entirely sure that it's going to be

three of us in this podcast for the duration of the podcast because one of us is on the

verge of death. Isn't that right? Arthouse guru Phil DeSemlin. Yeah, Ali's really struggling.

Really struggling. Yeah, look he's looking a bit piqued. Yeah, no, Ali's a good shape.

Good shape. I'm your the one who's good shape. So I want to apologise to the list of the

sounding like I've been dragged in from some sort of influenza outbreak in the 1920s.

You can see Phil right now, but his eyes are watering and red. He's sniffling and sneezing

on a regular basis. Basically, this were a movie. He would be coughing at the beginning

of the podcast. There'd be blood and a hanky and you'd be dead by the time we got to the

reviews. Ali Plum is also here. Our film Fat Fiend. How are you, sir? I'm good. Thanks.

Yeah, you okay? I'm fine. Thanks. I'm a bit worried about being in close proximity

to Phil. Oh, come on. I think he might kill us. We have any question as ever. This has

been sent in via email this week. This is from Andrew in Bristol. I don't think that's

his last name. I think that's where he lives. He says, dear pod, that's us. What are you?

I guess we're what? What are your favourite scenes of self-surgery? Phil. This could be more

out in film. Mine include Blue, Ruin and Predator. Yeah, he saw himself off. It's kind of

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