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The Princess Bride (1987) Hosted by The Pulp Kitchen Podcast

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The Princess Bride (1987) Hosted by The Pulp Kitchen Podcast
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A screening of The Princess Bride (1987) cert. PG at Salisbury Cathedral
Hosted by The Pulp Kitchen Podcast
Based on the book by William Goldman, this ‘enchanting piece of pop-fantasy’ (New York Times) is ‘a high-spirited, tongue in cheek fairytale’ (Variety) that sees the beautiful Princess Buttercup and the dashing Westley overcome staggering odds to find true love. This cult film has gone on to gain recognition as one of the greatest movies of the 1980s.
Pulp Kitchen is an independently produced podcast dedicated to the love of Film & TV. Created and hosted by James Briefel and George Pundek – two podcast producers and content creators – the weekly podcast regularly ranks in the Top 10 Film & TV podcasts in the UK, and has a social media following of nearly 150k followers across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. The show, which features film reviews, movie news, trivia games and celebrity impressions, is an informed yet informal celebration of cinema, and aims to create a space for the audience to share and develop their interests in film. Since launching in late 2021, the podcast has grown to deliver regular viral videos on Instagram and TikTok, engaging ‘vox pop’ videos with media talent and fellow content creators, and regular press junket interviews with Hollywood A-listers. James and George also regularly attend red carpet premieres and advanced screenings of the hottest new releases.
Ancient and Modern Programme
This event is part of Salisbury Cathedral’s 2027 events programme under the theme Ancient and Modern. Running throughout the year, a programme of talks, film, music, art and family events, will celebrate, debate and explore how the past has informed the present; how humanity and the way we live and think have evolved, and how creativity has been at the centre of our development.
Part of Salisbury 800, a city-wide programme of events taking place in 2027 to celebrate 800 years since Salisbury received its Royal Charter.

This event is organised by Salisbury Cathedral.
Tickets are available online or through the Cathedral Box Office, open Monday–Friday 10am–4pm.
For visitors with access requirements, or if you require an essential companion to accompany you, please contact the Cathedral Box Office to book your tickets.
Email: [email protected]. Tel: 01722 656 555.
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Salisbury Cathedral, The Close,Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom

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