Aug 18, 2026 · 40 min · 15 segments
On our fourth episode, we sit down with actor Sidney Sylvester Smith, who has been a big part of the Beezal Mop journey: starring in The Punt, part of the crazy ensemble in The Ale & has since…
Sidney Sylvester SmithGuest
Jack RalphHost
Adrian EppleHost
Lawrence PhelanHost
And so ironically, I also had, so obviously Rob's films about a bar that gets held up.
And so the irony of you robbing a bar and then becoming like, it's almost like if there was this universe that we were building, it's like you feel so bad that you go and start to work in a bar instead.
And I sort of did love that when I remember when you called me about it and you were like, you know, should you want to shoot this thing at the punters and at a pub, you know? And I was like, yeah, cool.
And it was like, I think whether it's, you know, we've kept that story true that we sort of made up this little, you know, plot of his that he did feel bad and was like, and so he started to work in pubs, you know, and get behind the counter.
Like it's, it's obviously you're only on screen for a little bit, but you are out of all the characters, the voice of reason.
And I think that what all the audience can kind of attract and relate to in a way.
And so ironically, I also had, so obviously Rob's films about a bar that gets held up.
And so the irony of you robbing a bar and then becoming like, it's almost like if there was this universe that we were building, it's like you feel so bad that you go and start to work in a bar instead.
And I sort of did love that when I remember when you called me about it and you were like, you know, should you want to shoot this thing at the punters and at a pub, you know? And I was like, yeah, cool.
And it was like, I think whether it's, you know, we've kept that story true that we sort of made up this little, you know, plot of his that he did feel bad and was like, and so he started to work in pubs, you know, and get behind the counter.
Like it's, it's obviously you're only on screen for a little bit, but you are out of all the characters, the voice of reason.
And I think that what all the audience can kind of attract and relate to in a way.
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