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==Plot== The film features numerous comedic stories from Smith's life at that point in his early 30s. Smith first unearthed stories such as his relationship with [[Warner Bros.]] and their famously unreleased ''[[Superman_in_film#Superman_Lives|Superman Lives]]''. The story became the basis for a [[The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened?|2015 documentary]]. The story Smith tells involves producer [[Jon Peters]] wanting to include elements of generic blockbuster cliché in Smith's script, these include [[Superman]] fighting a large spider, a story point later included in Peters' box office bomb ''[[Wild Wild West]]''. Another story Smith recalls is of when he first met his future wife ([[Jennifer Schwalbach Smith]]) whilst promoting ''[[Dogma_(film)|Dogma]]'' in 1999 and the birth of his daughter that same year. Smith tells of how he was physically injured the night he first slept with his wife, a fact he never told her until a full year into their marriage. One of Smith's most popular stories from the DVD is of when he was unknowingly forced to make a near 5-hour long documentary for [[Prince (musician)|Prince]] about [[God]] and the evolution of man, both of which are two topics Smith has little to no involvement in. Smith reveals he was angry with the pop star towards the end of the week he spent with him, especially when he learns of the documentary never seeing the light of day, instead being put into Prince's vault which includes over 100 original music videos and hundreds of hours of music previously unreleased according to Smith.
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