Where this was said
Disrupting Hollywood's In-House Model
At 10:36 · chapter starts 10:00
Chuck explains that before LaFontaine and Peterson, film studios handled all their own promotion in-house — there was no external trailer industry to speak of. [1] — Chuck "In the 1960s, film studios handled all their own promotion in-house — LaFontaine and producer Floyd Peterson were among the first to break …" 09:25 Their success demonstrated that independent producers could do this work better, and that model became the norm. Chuck, in describing this shift, uses the word 'disrupt,' which provokes Josh into a gleeful tirade about how 'disruptors' became the most insufferable Silicon Valley buzzword of 2013. The joke lands because it's absolutely true — LaFontaine and Peterson were genuine disruptors, in the real historical sense, decades before tech bros weaponised the term. Chuck concedes the point with good humour.
