The pilot section of ”The studio ” Perhaps has its greatest como of a real Hollywood personality-nothing other than the AUTEUR film creator himself, Martin Scorsese. In the extended guest look, the director is to be a director of a “Kool -Aid” movie … although his version (an assumed passion project for the man behind “Raging Bull”) will actually be the story of Jim Jones’ notorious Jonestown Massacre. He stops being fired, which offends Scorsese and all other big star in town, and at the end of the episode Seth Rogen And Ike Barinholtz’s Studio Mogul characters are kicked out from an exclusive Charlize Theron host.
However, throwing Scorsese in a role that requires him to be fun on his own persona was a game-to-emotionally emotionally rogenous, who also collaborated and collaborated the section.
“It’s very strange,” Rogen told Amount. “The fact that he seemed very happy about it was very moving to me.” It really wasn’t until Emmy nominations However, came out, and Scorsese got his first nod ever (in the guest actor in a comedy series category), that Rogen could really breathe relief. “I think I was very scared that he just regretted doing the show and then seeing how happy he was for the nomination, and I texted with his daughter (Francesca Scorsese) who said he was happy and he was very happy about it, so I feel good for it.”
The Oscar-winning “departed” filmmaker was far from the only celebrity coming. Except for the apple TV+ Series Starry Cast – including Catherine O’hara, Kathryn Hahn and Chase Sui Wonders – Zoe Kravitz, Ron Howard, Dave Franco, Zac Efron, Greta Lee, Olivia Wilde, Adam Scott and Aaron Sorkin, among many others, all of them. Everyone also had to perform in the show for a long time, long takes.
“It was crazy,” Rogen told IndieWires Filmmakers Toolkit Podcast in May. “Usually there were three to four well -known people per shot. So the odds because someone bothers us was quite high all the time. And every place we shot had a limitation of the time.”
As for who he would like to see go with ”The studio“In the future, Rogen told Indieview In March about the best man on his wish list. “David Fincher. I think of people who have a very specific thing that they are associated with. Someone with whom Fincher would be funny. He makes 400,000 taking an insertion,” Rogen said.
Rogen itself is a busy, busy man today. In addition to the “studio” – which also brought him a lot of Emmy Noms – he has “Good luck” Set to be released in October, a couple of other features ready for 2026, and he works with restart of the classic cartoon “Darkwing Duck.” But even though Rogen has been going on, he literally does not lose sleep.
“I slept eight hours last night,” Rogen told Variety. “I like to work and I like to shoot. I especially love being in place. I tend to do a lot of things and, and always have. I have always been proud to have a lot of production.”
