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Watch Jason Schwartz­man throw a tem­per tantrum

20 Nov 2015

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The actor los­es his cool in a new­ly released delet­ed scene from Alex Ross Perry’s Lis­ten Up Philip.

In Lis­ten Up Philip, writer/​director Alex Ross Perry’s inti­mate and idio­syn­crat­ic New York com­e­dy, Jason Schwartz­man plays a nar­cis­sis­tic writer whose anx­i­ety and frus­tra­tion around the release of his sec­ond nov­el has a can­cer­ous affect on his per­son­al life.

To cel­e­brate the film’s dig­i­tal release in the UK and Ire­land on weare​colony​.com on Fri­day 20 Novem­ber, we’ve got hold of an exclu­sive delet­ed scene in which Schwartz­man los­es his rag in front of a non­plussed Elis­a­beth Moss and Jess Weixler.

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