Hello and welcome back to What Went Wrong, your favorite podcast full stop that just

so happens to be about movies and how it's nearly impossible to make them, especially

a good one. As always, wear your hosts, Chris Winterbauer and Lizzie Bassett, and I'm thrilled

because we're not covering the Lord of the Rings anymore. No, we're not. I'm so excited

to just sit back and enjoy the inconceivable backstory of the princess bride and it's

pretty charming. I think you're going to have a good time. I'm excited. Also, we want

to call out before we get into this that we have gotten some great reviews. In particular,

we got another one recently calling out that they would love to see us doing some more

episodes featuring directors, writers, creators who are women and people of color. We hear

you. Yes, we absolutely need to cover more of those on this show. We promise those

episodes are coming, unfortunately, because the film industry has frequently been

dominated by white men that has been the majority of the directors and writers that

we have talked about, but we need to make more of an effort and we shall. Exactly. We also

got a very long, thoughtful review from someone who has, they said, a love-hate relationship

with our show and all I wanted to say that this individual was, thank you for taking

the time to write to us. While I don't agree with everything that you said, it was very

thought-provoking and I really appreciated it. It was a wild ride. It was. Of course,

we always want you to listen. You're always invited. Everybody is invited to listen to our show.

We hope we can create a show that appeals to folks of all backgrounds with the exception of those

who leave us three star reviews for airing reruns. Otherwise, everyone's invited. Just wanted to

hammer that nail home. Anyway, let's get to today's episode, Lizzie. Let's do it. All right,

well, without further ado, Chris, I'm going to tell you the inconceivable tale of how the Princess

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