Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg Is not so crazy about the idea to do if “it’s an angry, angry, angry, angry world.”
The duo like collaborated the series “The Studio” said while in Criterion that they are constantly encouraged to visit Stanley Kramer’s 1963 function for a restart. “It’s an angry, angry, crazy world” with Mickey Rooney, Sid Caesar, Ethel Merman and more and centered on a group of motorists who witness a car accident in California’s desert that leads them on a rat race to find a hidden stash of loot.
“I feel we have been asked to redo this movie a lot. This has come several times,” Goldberg said about filmTo which Rogen replied: “Every three years we get a request to make” It’s an angry, angry, angry, angry world. “(…) it actually has fantastic physical comedy in it.”
However, Goldberg has not seen it before … and does not plan that, even though Rogen put the disc in his bag. “No (I haven’t seen it) and I will never,” Goldberg said when Rogen asked him to do it.
During their visit, Rogen revealed that their function “This is the end” is his version of Albert Brooks “” defends your life. “Rogen considered Brooks” one of the greatest of all time “and quoted how” this is the end “was a tribute.
“Evan and I explicitly ripped off the end for this movie when we made our movie” This is the end, “he said about ensemble comedy.” We did some work to change it but it is essentially the same end. ”
Rogen and Goldberg recently told indifire That they wanted to throw a lot of stars for the Hollywood Satire series “The Studio.”
“Not only are they famous people, but the role they occupy in Hollywood is very specific to each person,” said co -director and actor Rogen. “We didn’t want the audience to have to turn off any distrust when it came to who is known and who a studio would be excited to work with. Who would you bend back to work with, and who would you be afraid of? Who would you like to like you?”
