• Lack of Focus #29 - Acting is National Service, in a way... - with Matt Bentley & Harvey Quinn

  • May 31 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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Lack of Focus #29 - Acting is National Service, in a way... - with Matt Bentley & Harvey Quinn

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  • A podcast series which follows the unplanned, unedited and completely improvised hour (and change) of actors Matt Bentley and Harvey Quinn on a semi regular basis.


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    Welcome back to another award winning episode (and they are episodes) of our award winning show (and it is a show.) The awards have been multiple. We haven't actually recieved the physical awards yet but we're more than sure they're in the post. There's been a backlog or something. The point is we are a critical darling.


    This week we talk National Service, Hemmingway, Paul Newman of Newman's Own fame and the fact that Harvey has been getting utterly destroyed online for his insincere opinion on Poor Things. The genre of this show is fiction. We are telling you this in a very direct manner. When will you learn?


    We also have a very well planned and organised agony aunt section of which we didn't have enough time to get through so we only got to the letter that Harvey wrote. We will work on execution moving forward.


    Two of our producers have been fired.


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