Tagged With "What Is It"
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Re: Paul Rudd & Ken Marino: Wet, Hot Friends
Interesting and entertaining thankyou Groupee Backstage. Forgive my ignorence but where did the interview take place?
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Re: Paul Rudd & Ken Marino: Wet, Hot Friends
Ken Marino and Paul Rudd are two very funny guys.
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Re: Paul Rudd & Ken Marino: Wet, Hot Friends
It took place at a junket for the film in a New York hotel. When you can see posters for a film conveniently hanging in the background, it's usually a pretty good sign that it's a junket interview. Those publicists have a hard time being subtle...
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Re: Matthew Fox Discusses 'We Are Marshall'
Ahh well he tried The music score for the film is inspiring. Well written.
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
I'm thinking that was a video moment if ever there was one. Now I can put a face with the Cherry Adair books. Thanks Paul.
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Re: Cherry Adair on "White Heat"
Cherry was great to interview. There were lots of stories that day that never made it to tape.
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
She really is something else. I hope to interview her again when her next book comes out.
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
One comment, when you post could you state where the interview took place? The location here looks as interesting as the interview. I see you like ice water Paul, That is water is it not? Don't you just love cats?
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
Hi, James. Normally we name the location. Since this was conceived as a companion piece to the White Heat interview , I left it out. The location is the same for both interviews. Cherry Adair's awesome house.
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
It looks lovely, she is an impressive person. Sorry I got to the rat interview first.
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
What a great test of composure. My sister had a cat named TC, but I can't remember what it stood for....
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Re: Cherry Adair's Rat Story
That's a great story - aren't cats wonderful? they think we should be so grateful . . . My TC was whatever seemed appropriate at the time - he started out as "Tough Cat" (from the way he behaved when he was small enough to fit into my hand, but still managed to hiss at and threaten the two great big dogs, who thought I had brought them a snack!) - then he turned into "Talkative Cat" (the noisiest cat I have ever known, bar none), or "Terrible Cat" (when we were REALLY sick of the talking . .
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Re: Reggie Watts: Disinformation (An Excerpt)
At around 5:23, Reggie was reacting to a loud banging that was happening at the bar while someone was making a drink. I was amazed at how soft the banging ended up being on the tape. At the live show, everyone heard it.
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Re: Reggie Watts: Disinformation (An Excerpt)
That was cool ... well organized and seemed to come off without a hitch. Bet it was a blast being there live.
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Re: Reggie Watts: Disinformation (An Excerpt)
Yeah, the live show is amazing. Reggie has a gift.
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Re: Reggie Watts: Disinformation (An Excerpt)
The show was very funny in a fear the end of the world, but don't really worry about it kind of way.. Definitely a check it out if it comes to your town.
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Re: An Interview with Emma Bull and Will Shetterly
Well, I love Neil Gaiman, so if HE likes them, they are worth checking out.
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Re: An Interview with Emma Bull and Will Shetterly
How refreshing to hear an author promoting using the library. Good interview and filiming guys. Keep 'em coming. Now, how bout a little more about the actual book? Have you read them?
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Re: An Interview with Emma Bull and Will Shetterly
Yes, I enjoyed both books! "Territory" is what Emma likes to call a "Secret History" book. The events *could* have happened the way they're described, and history wouldn't reflect it. It's a nice mix of old-west and fantasy. "The Gospel of the Knife" explores a very interesting idea regarding religious traditions, set in what is an interesting modern fantasy landscape. You can actually check out "The Gospel of the Knife" online, here: http://qwertyranch.blogspot.co...gospel-of-knife.html...
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Re: Tao Lin Interview
Hmmmm..... I think the bear costume is a good look on you, Paul. But I'm not sure that Tao Lin knew what to do with you. Did you prep him??
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Re: Tao Lin Interview
The blanket covering scene took a bit longer in real time than what you see in the video. I feared just a little for him (tao lin, not paul,) for a few moments.
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Re: Tao Lin Interview
I can imagine. He looks...like he might be a bit unsure about the whole thing... (and that's an understatement).
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Re: Tao Lin Interview
No, but some people next to Chris's car thought I was trying to break into it. I had gone out there to get the blanket while wearing the bear costume.
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Re: Tao Lin Interview
Oh, and Lori, Tao had just come from the airport. My prepping consisted of me walking up to him in the bear costume and saying, "Oh! I want to put a blanket on your head! Will that be cool?" He was extremely accommodating.
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Re: Tao Lin Interview
Oh, and the "Sad Bear Vs. Happy Cobra" song in the interview is "Complete Annihilation."
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
Neurology related: Why is it that some people are prone to getting songs stuck in their head, while others are seemingly immune? Ok maybe thats not exactly neurological, but thats my question
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
chris: you know someone who's immune? will you introduce me?? I get songs stuck in my head all the time....
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Re: George Clooney
Oh did I enjoy that one.. he is my very favorite actor and from what they say, a really good guy.Good work on that one. Thanks
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Re: Bones: Behind the Scenes
Wow Boaz, your job should be great! You can easely meet and interview all the famous actors. Great vid!
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
I always get songs I really don't like stuck in my head. I'm looking forward to the Harry Shearer. I like the voices he does for the Simpsons (I've been a fan since the Tracy Ullman days for the record) but I think I like him even more for the characters he has played in all those Christopher Guest movies (This is Spinal Tap, A Mighty Wind etc.). i don't know what circumstances you will be interviewing him in but questions along those lines would be cool.
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
hrm I suppose everyone is susceptible. I just feel especially cursed.... then again it might be more of a case that others like to torment me
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
Maybe we could get a group rate on some therapy??
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Re: Bones: Behind the Scenes
Thanks Slaz! It is pretty great and I really love working at Groupee! (Are you reading this Ted?)
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
Ya think workmans comp would cover pain & suffering caused by Boaz getting the Fraggle Rock Theme stuck in my head?
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
I have a cure for it: go to Kate's site and listen to the Water Buffalo Song.
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
Well, it's either that or Good King Wenceslas. Take your pick.
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Re: Racquetballs, Brains, and Mr. Burns...
Well, it'd be easier for that to get stuck if I knew the language. thanks for sharing, Boaz! As you know, I LOVE the Muppets!
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Re: George Clooney
Great interview, who else but Groupee Boaz could bring us Clooney and Pitt at the same time!
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Re: Bones: Behind the Scenes
My wife is absolutely nuts about David Boreanaz!! She gets his calendar every year and hangs it in the bedroom, (don't know what she is trying to hint at). She has every episode of Angel and is working on Bones now so this is pretty neat, More please!!
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Re: How I Met Your Mother: Behind the Scenes
Alyson wants games for the iPhone. I am thinking this could be a new direction for Groupee, Inc., seeing as how heavily they endorse the iPhone. Graemory, anyone?!