Tim Minchin
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Oct 29, 2026
Pickpockets (2026) • Advance Review • A Stylish Aussie Caper Worth the Wait
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0:32DarrylHOST
Hey everyone, great to have you back with me today.
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0:36DarrylHOST
I'm Daryl and today we're taking a look at Pickpockets, the 2026 Australian romantic comedy crime caper directed by DC Fairhurst and starring Fairhurst himself, Lucy Green, Tim Minchin and Zoe Taraki's.
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0:53DarrylHOST
Let's get into it.
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0:55DarrylHOST
Now, I was lucky enough to catch this one ahead of its release, and I have to say, it's always a good day when I get to talk about Australian cinema, especially Australian cinema that takes a few creative risks.
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2:09DarrylHOST
Fairhurst directs, writes, edits, and stars.
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2:12DarrylHOST
Green writes, produces, and stars.
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2:15DarrylHOST
Zoe Terikis, Darren Gilshanen, and Tim Minchin round out the supporting cast.
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2:21DarrylHOST
And the film arrives in Australian cinemas on the 9th of November, 2026, running just under two hours.
Henry Stoneley | On why AI slop is a blessing, and the value of meaningful friction | #103
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65:22Lasse RindomHOST
It just becomes AI flying into space, touching nothing, and nothing happens.
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65:26Lasse RindomHOST
I have this weird vision of it, right? Do you know, and this was a thought I just had, because this podcast is very full of friction, because we are authentic here, right? I'm not going to scream, Henry, but do you know Tim Minchin? The Australian comedian, yeah.
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65:48Lasse RindomHOST
Yeah, the song you did, If I Didn't Have You, Someone Else Would Do, you know that song? I don't, but that's a brilliant song title.
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65:55Lasse RindomHOST
It is, right? Because you sing it like, you know, you're special.
6 MINS LATER
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71:55Henry StoneleyGUEST
So being able to stand apart and have a tone of voice that your buyers, and that's what we're all here for, right? We're all here to make money and sell us, well, not everyone, but to make money and sell a service if you're creating marketing copy.
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72:09Henry StoneleyGUEST
If your buyers go, that feels like someone who understands my problem and someone who's being genuine with me, then that's the only constant for me.
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72:19Lasse RindomHOST
That is also what you could say to Tim Minchin, right? If you understand my problem and you know that's good enough for me, then you could do, right? There's nothing wrong with doing.
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72:31Lasse RindomHOST
So you're also saying that, I really like the constant, by the way, but even though it's one of the words I hate the most, authenticity.
Henry Stoneley | On why AI slop is a blessing, and the value of meaningful friction | #103
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65:22Lasse RindomHOST
It just becomes AI flying into space, touching nothing, and nothing happens.
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65:26Lasse RindomHOST
I have this weird vision of it, right? Do you know, and this was a thought I just had, because this podcast is very full of friction, because we are authentic here, right? I'm not going to scream, Henry, but do you know Tim Minchin? The Australian comedian, yeah.
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65:48Lasse RindomHOST
Yeah, the song you did, If I Didn't Have You, Someone Else Would Do, you know that song? I don't, but that's a brilliant song title.
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65:55Lasse RindomHOST
It is, right? Because you sing it like, you know, you're special.
6 MINS LATER
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71:55Henry StoneleyGUEST
So being able to stand apart and have a tone of voice that your buyers, and that's what we're all here for, right? We're all here to make money and sell us, well, not everyone, but to make money and sell a service if you're creating marketing copy.
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72:09Henry StoneleyGUEST
If your buyers go, that feels like someone who understands my problem and someone who's being genuine with me, then that's the only constant for me.
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72:19Lasse RindomHOST
That is also what you could say to Tim Minchin, right? If you understand my problem and you know that's good enough for me, then you could do, right? There's nothing wrong with doing.
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72:31Lasse RindomHOST
So you're also saying that, I really like the constant, by the way, but even though it's one of the words I hate the most, authenticity.
Can AI Music Ever Be Considered 'Art'?
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7:01David TobinHOST
and we had fairly endless discussions about this, and we were talking to your daughter, Paige, and I was talking to my wife, Sian, about how you feel about some of this stuff.
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7:13David TobinHOST
And are you familiar with Tim Minchin? Do you know Tim Minchin? I've heard of him.
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7:17David TobinHOST
for, you're giving me a really blank look like, who the hell is that? So he's a British-Australian composer, poet, songwriter.
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7:27David TobinHOST
He
The Green Room Episode Forty Five
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36:05NeilHOST
Because he does make it look so effortless.
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36:06NeilHOST
I think Tim Minchin would be actually a really good one, too.
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36:09NeilHOST
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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36:09NeilHOST
He'd be a really good one.
ShortHand: Big Witch Special Part 3 - The Witches Take America
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9:09Hannah MaguireHOST
He was like, I don't believe in the theory of evolution.
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9:11Hannah MaguireHOST
And I was like, well, maybe gravity is just a theory and you'll float the fuck away from me, which is a Tim Minchin joke.
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9:17Hannah MaguireHOST
And he was like, no, no, no, it's different.
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9:19Hannah MaguireHOST
I was like, how? He was like, gravity is a law.
Actors on set: Oscar Boddy
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2:56Devon JonesHOST
uh i also love uh
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2:58Oscar BoddyGUEST
someone who really who's always inspired me growing up is um uh the musician tim minchin who actually who wrote the music for matilda musical and groundhog day the musical um but he did his own songs he and he's very sort of he uses his fame and his um his voice as a performer as a uh as a creative to really like talk about world issues um things like environmentalism social uh class and things like that and that always hit something for me because it was his, the way he sort of used his abilities to connect with the audience.
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3:47Devon JonesHOST
Awesome.
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3:47Devon JonesHOST
I love that.
Catching a Cold from Your Dog
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22:55Huge DaviesGUEST
Is it
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22:55Emily DeanHOST
Tim Minchin? It is.
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22:57Emily DeanHOST
Okay.
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22:57Huge DaviesGUEST
Yeah.
2 - Stop Motion Animation!
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71:30ChaseHOST
I'm not going to take that away from it.
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71:32ChaseHOST
But the musical written, at least the songs written by Tim Minchin, the, you know, that Broadway West musical.
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71:42ChaseHOST
Oh, man.
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71:44ChaseHOST
It's incredible.
S17E01 - How's Your Stamina?
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16:48DrewHOST
This week, the week of recording, Matilda celebrates its 15th year of being in the West End.
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16:57DrewHOST
I was stunned by that because it just seems like yesterday, and it is a super musical, and you know your writer the creator Tim Minchin an enormously talented man and it's brought great joy what it has done which I think is really important because I was looking at what is the value of things running for as many years as they do and why what is the importance and I think the importance of Matilda is because it has a young cast and it's a wonderful Roald Dahl story fantastic music by Tim Minchin and What is the value of that? And I think the value of that is it has brought a
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17:34SamHOST
young audience
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17:36DrewHOST
to the West End and to theatre, as long as all the other things are...
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