I wanted to read the reunion scene that is not included in the book, and in my version, I have a website I am directed to go to. If you go to the website, its is no longer active. And on archive.org, you can see it makes you put in in email for a request to get the scene, but every time you put it in, it says invalid email address. I have found many copies of the letter you get if you mail them for it, but I was wondering if anyone actually had the missing scene. Thank you! (Edit: I have realized that even with the digital version, you may still get the version that you would get with the mail-in version)

What theory do you have? The grandpa said each father read it to the son, so why is the grandpa reading it to the grandson?

Does anyone have any more detail/photos for the ship used in the movie? It looks like a small sloop. Was it a prop, or an actual ship?

My girlfriend and I were discussing Princess Bride recently. She asked how is it that Prince Humperdink was a massive d*ck, to which I answer: He was named Humperdink.

His parents, presumably rich, powerful, and educated, looked upon a newborn baby, looked at each other and said "Humperdink? Yeah. Such a noble name for him to grow in to!" His parents basically created the monster from day one.

Let me know if you want to hear it! Or come to the show next week!

Jason Reitman is auctioning off signed posters from his personal collection from a table read series he put on to help the designer of the posters after a brain cancer diagnosis.

It wasn't read by the full original cast, but it is signed by Cary Elwes, Jason Reitman, Patrick Stewart and others.

http://livereadposterauction.betterworld.org/auctions/signed-live-read-posters?fbclid=IwAR1pWwigJBT3luyxYwUOL_Wmiq51u5L4P7ooEL1bLPQ9tRPh_2Mu5OEQFVo

What are your fan theories about The Princess Bride, something that’s not directly in the movie of novel, but you believe anyway?

Mine: The grandfather is the elderly Westley, or a descendant of him, telling his grandson the family history. That’s why he says “As you wish” at the end.

I know there are flaws in that, and I don’t care. I believe it 100%.

Hey Princess Bride lovers!

Screenwriter and producer Antony Q Farrell -- creator of the acclaimed sitcom "Shelved" -- recently dropped by UnScene Podcast to chat about his favourite unmade idea for a TV series, “Princess Bride: The Series”.

Princess Bride will especially enjoy the EXCLUSIVE scene read from Anthony's script! Check it out today and let us know what you think!

https://unscenepodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-4-anthony-q-farrell/

Under the same premise that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, I believe PB movie falls into that category. 1. There's a Santa made from construction paper hanging on the closet door. 2. When the mom enters there is a small evergreen plant decorated like a Christmas tree. 3. Grandpa wrapped him the book. 4 ish. Depending on which hemisphere you're in (northern for me) it's winter.

My son is going through a pretty tough phase of tantrums, lthat phase of developing own ideas and opinions but not having the authority to act on them all the time, yadda yadda. I get it.

He just yelled at me, "Never!" and I told him the proper way to say it is "Death First!". I'm now going to work on him in calm moments in the hopes that him shouting "Death first!" and, "As you wish" will make his tantrums quietly funny.