| “You best not play with me boy. You mess with the bull you get the horns!” |
| — The Chimp to Antonio Sabatino |
| Pizza Will Come | |
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 April 14, 2017 | |
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Directed by |
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Filmed and Edited by |
Scott Pincus |
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Starring |
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Release Date |
April 14, 2017 |
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Music by |
Michael Giacchino John Williams John Ottman |
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Running Time |
9 Minutes |
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Preceded by |
The Pizza Cometh (chronologically) |
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Followed by |
Pizza Must Come (chronologically) |
Pizza Will Come is a short film directed, filmed and edited by Scott Pincus. It serves as the fifth installment in the Pizza No Come Film Series, and takes place eight months after its predecessor, The Pizza Cometh. Antonio Sabatino confronts his old friend The Chimp, who went missing after retrieving Antonio's stolen car.
Alex Fanelli returns as Antonio Sabatino, while Austin Brinser returns as The Chimp. Dakota Markle debuts as The Dogfather, The Chimp's insatiable beast. Gabe Sagherian and Ryan Grier have cameos as Renny and Emilio Sabatino, respectively, with Ryan making his first appearance since the first film. The film was released on April 14, 2017, after having been shot the previous day.
Plot[]
Eight months after The Pizza Cometh, Antonio Sabatino has been without a car ever since it was stolen. During that time, the car was in possession of The Chimp, Antonio's old friend who he tasked with reclaiming the vehicle. In a bid to get his car back, Antonio disguises himself as a Fat Clan member who ordered a pizza; The Chimp meets with him at an elementary school with the intention of killing him.
Wearing a chicken costume and a ski mask, Antonio approaches the car as it arrives at the school. Pretending to reach for a pizza in the back seat, The Chimp grabs a crossbow, and Antonio backs away from the car. As The Chimp approaches him, Antonio reveals his true self, much to Chimp's surprise. He says he's been having fun with Antonio's car, and mocks him for his chicken costume, which Antonio claims he has to wear for his "new job". Antonio explains how the gang members were attacking innocents, and as a "pizza guy" he's tried opposing them.
The Chimp refuses to return Antonio's car. Instead, he opens the trunk and unleashes The Dogfather, a hairy beast that chases Antonio across the parking lot. After Antonio beats down Dogfather, he attacks The Chimp, beating him with his gun before being attacked by The Dogfather again. Chimp tries escaping in Antonio's car, but Antonio gets in and speeds off. The Dogfather chases the car until Antonio slams on the brakes, and Dogfather crashes into the trunk. Antonio throws the car in reverse and crushes The Dogfather. Enraged, The Chimp runs over to the scene, and tells Antonio they can't move past this. As The Chimp departs, he reveals that he's been working with the Fat Clan. He warns Antonio and bids him farewell.
Antonio gets in his car and relaxes for a moment, before he hears a scream from the trunk. Upon opening it, he finds Renny, who was captured by The Chimp. In the distance, a black car drives up to the curb, with the original pizza guy - Antonio's brother Emilio Sabatino - stepping out and glaring at Antonio.
Cast[]
- Alex Fanelli as Antonio Sabatino, a.k.a. the pizza guy, who distributes pizzas to the Fat Clan but has had trouble since The Chimp stole his car. His name is officially revealed as Antonio in this film.
- Austin Brinser as The Chimp, a cowboy mercenary who was sent by Antonio to get his car back. Chimp has gotten into all sorts of shenanigans with Antonio's car over the last eight months, much to Antonio's frustration.
- Dakota Markle as The Dogfather, a vicious beast that was captured by The Chimp and used to attack Antonio.
At the end of the film, Gabe Sagherian cameos as Renny, a Fat Clan member introduced in Pizza Origins, and Ryan Grier cameos as Emilio Sabatino, the pizza guy from Pizza No Come. Jicker, a character from Pizza Origins and The Pizza Cometh, is mentioned by The Chimp.
Trivia[]
- The glasses Antonio wears with his chicken costume are also worn by him in Pizza Won't Come.
- The film is viewed by the cast as one of the series' better installments, as it kicked off the conflict between Antonio and The Chimp, introduced the vicious Dogfather, and also brought Renny and Emilio Sabatino back into the fold.
- This is one of two Pizza No Come films, along with Pizza Origins, in which a character doesn't say the title of the film at any point.
- This is the second and final Pizza No Come film not to feature Chris Lombardo, after Pizza Might Come.
- This was the first Pizza No Come film to be shorter than its predecessor. The previous four films were each gradually longer than their predecessor.
- This was Austin Brinser's first LS100 film not to feature both him and Ryan Bowman. Previously, Ryan had appeared in every one of Austin's films, even if the two weren't on-screen together.
- Renny is seen wearing the same green shorts that he wore during his last appearance in Pizza Origins - which could imply he wore that outfit for eight months straight. Gabe showed up at the end of filming, and Scott texted him to wear the same shorts for the character.
- Dakota Markle plays his second character in the series, debuting as The Dogfather.
- The film marks Ryan Grier's first appearance as Emilio, a.k.a. the original pizza guy, since Pizza No Come. Ryan showed up to film his cameo just as filming was wrapping up.