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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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